... THE SEWAGE DIFFIOULTY AT LEAMINGTON. SUSPENSION 01 THE SEQUESTRATION , Sincethe 20th Augustlast, when M r, Heath,th tplaiatiff Ilo the Chancory suits respecting the pollution of the river Learn with sewage, enforced the writ of sequestration issued for contempt of Court, the Leamington Local Board of Health have been absolutely withoutefunda the moneys inthe hands of their treasurer being ...

... [BY ILECTRnic TELEGRAPlwL Last evening a crowded meeting was held in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, under the auspices of the National Reform Union of the Northern Reform League, for the purpose of protesting against the Lords' Amendments to the Government Reform Bili. Mr. Geo. Wilson presided- Resolutions were passed unanimously, strongly con demning the several features in the Lords ...

... [ MIE BRITISH ASSOCIATION AT DUNDEE. [From otre own Reporter.1 DUONDEY, Thesday Morning. The reception room Is filling. It is ?? with visitors at the early hour of nine. Tbs list includes somo good namo. Bnt tho meeting of 1807, as a whole, wti be rather marked by the absence of veterans. The inangural meeting in the Kinnaird Hall last night was brilliantly attended. TDerc were at lseot 2,000 ...

... ;.IPGHT FOR THE oHAMPIONSHYP OF THE FEATHER.WHGUTS AND 2 SOVB , XR, Motr ses,,cir B ?? e)n .GxcooAoa.HoDXN, Oa A LeLALT.These Inds,'old opponents for the bolt, held by Peter for a length of time. met yesterday;,and after a gnrat amount of areecuitlon on tho irt of the autboritlee, snuceeded In getting .igethor near Tewkenbnxy, xwhere a ring wea quickly formed, and the ombatante shook hands at ...

... [BY :ELUBTIO TELEGnRAPH.J HOUSE OP' OOMMONS3. The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. THE NEW hMSBltR FOR COVENTRY. blr. Henry Jaokson took the oaths and his Heat npon his eleotion as member for Coventry, in the room of the late Mr. Troherne. IRELAND. The Lord Uayor of Dublin appeared in his robes at the bar of the Douse and presented a petition from the Cor- teration of Dublin sking ...

... PABLIAMEN'Tl YESTERDAY I I BL3E(TJII TLLEZODAil'U HOUSE OF COMMONS. be Speaker toeck teb chair at twelve o'clock. U ,NIFoMllTY aCT AMENDMENT BILL. (! the m otion for the third reading of the Uniformity At ?? snolredol its rejection. ,A.tie a few words from hierjaslt rasolee, ,the House jieiled- Fir the thlrd reading ?? . 34 AnfiDst .. .. 41 MIjority against ?? 7 Ti bill Was therefore thrown ...

... UO1RESPONDENCE. e aCONSISTENT TORtYISM. 1 1e 1Tre ltVW EIT oR (If it ])AILY FO'T. Sir,--I rcgret that it most unseemly row In the Town Hall, an Frilday mist, has glvon to the supportors of BMir Lloyd tho opportunity of inveighingagiasst the true. hearted Libserale of this town, It IH, of courso, absurd to delohre that the Liberal party had anything to do, directly or indirectly, with anytbing ...

... NEWS OF TME DAY. The Local Executive Committeeof the Briaish As3o eiation held a meeting at Dundee, on Wednesday, to reckon up the cost, The receipts have amounted to £4926., and the expenditure is estimated at £3,220., which will leave a surplus of £1, 706 It seems that Mr. P ic~r'si statement, at St. Bar. tholomow's Hobpital dinner, with re'erence to the recovery of the Princess of WAErs, ...

... BIRM1INGHAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. , The usual fortoighatly meotl..g waa heldI at the PaeIzl .5 Offices, P'aradise Street, yesterday afternoon. Mr. George b Baker inthoochair. ~ TnEa AS'SISTANT COLLEtUTORSHIiPS, -Mr. HANYLEY 1 v called attention to two appolntmcnte made at the last d - meeting of the Board. A Mr. Lakin, who was said to bhO f ,r sixty, but who was really sixty-seven years of age, ...

... WVATCH COMAITTEE. The weekly meetlng of the Watch Committee was held yesterday morning, at the Publio Office, Moor Street Aldermnan Briusley in the chair. The other members pre. sent were Aldermen Blanton and Holland, Messrs. Bedlington, Roberts, Taylor, Lewis, Morley, Gameson, Wlebster, and Pedlley. The followixig is the return of persons charged before the Msgistrates during the week ending ...

... In the conrre of the three lengthy ?? a page of the ?? he delivered at Oldham, on Wadnesday, Mr, Gladstone spke asn follows on the following topics Trrx QuESTloNs or TiHE FUTUREC. You have spoken, Mr. Mayor, of the future, and I own I think that you havespoken of It with great judgment Perhaps I ann inl eseted in giving that opinion, becausstho three questionr that you have selected as being ...

... 1-imilohim fflmolg goof, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1868. NEWS OF THE DAY. Sir ROBERT NAPIER, Commander-in Chief of the Abyssinian expedition, landed at Annesley Bay on the 4th. The Johin Bull s authorised to contradict a state- mont that is current in Paris as to the Earl of C1AREN- DON having been entrusted with a mission in Italy by the Government, A Knighthood is about to be conferred upon Mr. ...