... LIBERAL CANDIDATES IN THE D I l) LAN ]\ l).S, The following are the names of Candidates for whom all truc Libcerls .i rolt in the nulderalonltiolled eonstitucicics ,Souti Warivic shiral I vlll itanld vani iuro,. W est Stujercdshi)i ' _ ' ol YI l IroiiFSTER. Basd b ICrStie C ../ 1,LYiTEUTON IiI Id IMIHN. S htot/ sire d J.asi I. loiti, Messrs. NiENNi'L ArE and a) N r ...

... CORRESPONDENCEI NOTICES TO COORRESPONDENTS. AlU letters intended for publication must be accompanied by the niame and address of the wdite-, not necessarily tar publication, but for the information of the Editor. Corrceondents. who sat any special value upon their con ncnnicions must hap copies of them, as we cannot untde.r take to return unused contributiona. C. C.-The marriage would be ...

... REPRESENTATION OF KIDDERRI.INSTER. Mr. Biristow arrived in Kiddermuinster onl Tuesday even- leg, lie wvas iteceivee iat the Railway Station byl somle hunidreds of his Supplorters, anli a prsessiusic was fornied into the town, at bln8ss hanld marching iii front. A dray had bieen drawn upl at the bottoin of the Anchor Yard, aInd fromt thence dlir. B'ristsow addressed the assemlblagge, which wias ...

... I NEWS FORi 'WOVN AND CO 'TRY. It The org0asisatioll for the despatcl and supply of daily .e newspapers is one of the marvels of social nmechanics. d Live where we wvill withill the linmit3 of the three king- d doms, or even beyond then, we have ibat to wvill that a tire news of tire day shall reach us once in every I twoenty-four hours, arid to go through the commercial Is preliminaries of ...

... THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND MR. LOWE AT THE FTSH3ONGEfS' HATAL, Several members of the new Government were enter- tained at dinner by the Fishmongers, in their hall, on Thursday night. The Lord Chancellor returned thanks for the toast of her Majesty's Ministers. As a Fishmonger of forty years' standing, Lord Hatherlciy appealed to the members of the company to attest the consistency with -which ...

... [By Electric Telegraph.J REPORTED INSURRECTION JAMAICA. ga The Times has received the telegram from its corresponded e owing b Sit Halifax A topatckfrom • Consul-General V ...

... There was a meeting of this committee last night, in the small room of the Ann Street Provident Association. Aklerman Lloyd presided.—The minutes having been read and confirmed, the CHAIRMAN said the first business was to make choice of a frame for the certificate.—Mr. Mili.iek submitted a number of frames sent in by different firms, in which to place the certificates or third-class prizes ...

... Yesterday forenoon, I>r. Lankester, coroner for Central Middlesex, resumed the adjourned inquest on the body of Madlle. Marie Bullot, the young French lady whose death took place under such mysterious and suspicious cirouinstances not long since. The proceedings excited greater interest than they had done previously, in of the presence of the gentleman who took Madlle. Bullot to the house ...

... Til yC MEN'S COLL!:''!:. At special meeting the Council held yesterday Mr. .J. B. the chair Dr. Lloyd, the Loan of the Mess is. Harris, Trow, Cliff, Professor'; Dr. Suckling, ...

... YESTERDAY. Mj:. RAYDKRS. I'* If. Raylixx, Bimiivaliam, ironftruvdn-. —Meeting for 4(1- journod last examination and discharge. Mr. on behalf of bankrupt, stated that the liabilities were coi»—irised principally in one debt of £360., owing to a person narat 1 Francis, which had been gradually accumulating since IS.VJ. There was doubt that his having worked much under price was the cause of his ...

... FRIDAY. JULY 7. M. Birmingham, clothier, adjd. diT W. and T. W. Cottom, Great Bridge Ironfoundry, last ex. and dig. 11 H. Ball, Birmingham, rifle sight maker, last exam, and 11 W. Haywood Blythbury, farmer, adjd. last exam, and 11 M. Green, Wolverhampton, tailor, order dis. Johnson, Wallington, Hawked, and Barlow (Penny Bank), first meeting H. Slack, Worcester, stationer, first meeting T. ...

... IlTminglam N 11,12 woof. SATU11D&Y, JANUARY 0, 180G. NEWS OF THE DAY. Thel ratifications of the Anglo-Austrian Treaty of Commerce were exchanged on Thursday. The Government shorthand writer who goes out to Jamaica to take the evidence given before the Royal Commission, has received instructions to send home his full reports by every mail. The absence of Lord COwVLaY at the New Year's Day ...