... I ~p~SE!RA T LlAY FRO M EVESHAM, ?? AND REDDITCtA. it lOUT7J TO BIRMINGHIAM. (Fromt our RcpoYtcr.) IC iceetili of the inhabitants of Redditeb, for A I. a lije f railway from the Ashlchurch and rtee line at Eveshilnl, ria Dlidford, Alcester, and ?? lk to the Miilaiuid branch line at Redditch, olpold l' 'le IltilDal School boomn, onl Friday evening. .;keldtl of Mlr (lift, br. Bichlard Harrison, ...

... STAFFORDSHIRE AGRICULTUT-AL SO CIETY. The annual meeting of this important and lliotlri'O, society is to be held at Newcastle-under.Lyrne, nestt Air and we believe we are warranted in entertaining i the m sanguine anticipations of its success. It will COmnc on Tuesday, the 23rd, with the trial of ?? 5X the practical exhibition of Fowler's Stcam PluOOt i Cultivator, and a draining match, in a ...

... ADJOURNED LICENSING MEETI\h. GRANTING OF SPIRIT AND MUSIC L'CEN'SES. The adjourned meeting for the announcenies: oa ri decision of the Magistrates with regard to the aipiaas)N for spirit and music licenses, which were reneml lt visitation by the Magistrates at the meeting ork thtp'e ultimo, was held at the Public Office yesterdl.y. It -- announced that the decision of the Bench woldl be gi-: ...

... I Mr. Serjeant Shee addressed an assemblage of four or five thousand persons from the balcony of the Town Hall, Burslern, on Tuesday evening. The subjects chiefly touched upon were Church rates and the American ques- tion. In reference to Church rates he said, when he was in Parliament he did not vote on that question,. for he was reluctant on the one hand to give money to those whose conduct ...

... THE ENDOWMIENT MEETING THAT WAS NEVER 3H | HELD. Is ToA'Z oio theEDTRO . Ammfr~l JOflfTAL. al 7e SiR, -As it was in various ways publicly announced that of a meeting concerning the Eadowment Fated of ithe Cisurcis rt in Scotland, wae to have been hold in Aberdeen, on Mond ay laot, and as many put tlsemselves to some inconvenience to leave the afternoon of tisat day free, I think tile ...

... THE STRATEGIES OF 'WAR-THE TELEGRAPH. Tnc, Confederate General Morgan is already known to us a, aftI i little as a partisan or guerilla chief, and, if the strategy to ie be presently described is of his invention, we venture to say Mal lie will be known a good deal better before the war is over. ness The other day the general started with a squadron of velon- fla a teer cavalry on what we ...

... ly PrTji e Presbyters of the Episcopal Church in the Aber-P (kI deen Diocese seem to have vindicated its claim to F, otthink for itself. WNe were disposed to think the be ce Synod was merely the Bishop's council - that it I G m had only the right to advise, without the power to PI e decide. That, we suppose, is the theory. But the IS 'e Bishop has fallen into a minority, and his authority, fri ...

... 21ST ABERDEENSHIRE (MARQUIS OF HTUNTLYS) R. V. a gett h Ox Friday, the 12th inst., a rifle competition (open to the ]aid g imembers of this Company) took place on their range at siit Hauglh of Birsa, near Aboyine. Although at tlrisseason most wl of the members are engaged in barvest operations, the eae b- muster was a good one ; and, considering that the corn- a a, e pany had been for the last ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-It is noble of the East Indians and the Australians to come forward as they have done in aid of Mour Lancashire manufacturers; but not more Bo than the conduct of some of the former employers of those most in- dustrious and patient workmen and workwomen who only ask the aid of the thoughtful and benevolent, now that the raw material lias not been pro- ...

... (Rnoe OuR SPEcIAL CcORMEPOSDWT.) MANCHESTER, Sex. 22. e My first object will be to attempt to define, as n accurately as I can, the way in which this distress ti has fallen upon the working classes, as a necessary I preliminary to the description and discussion of w methods of relief. In so doing, I shall have to enter upon minute details of manufacturing life, k which to some of your readers ...

... COVENT GARDEN. Tns EVENING, LUELINE. Miss Sara Debson, MiSs ThiltwaD, uud Mdadamo Llhuu Baxter dessrs. Sautley, B.. Corr, Patey, L~yall, nd George perreni.-Conductol, Mv, Alfred Mellon.- Cornnmece at S. DRIUYt-lANE. THIS TEvDSnO, THE YANKEE LEGACY.-THE RELIEF OF lIOCKNOW. Mrs. Dion Bloucieault, Tladmam Celesto, and Mrs. Jordaun Messrs. Dios Bouelcault, Atkins, Swviuborne, H. Van- donholf, aud ...

... THE LAN-GCASHIRE CENTRAL RELIEF FUND. I A lilcetiug, of the general committee of this f und was held yesteidoy morning- in the mayor's paurlosir, in the 31auchester Town-ball. The MAYOR (Mr. T. Goadsly) pre- sided, and thero were present the Earl of Sefron, Sir J. P. I~av Shuttleworilh, Lord Egerton of Tatton, Mr. H. B. yirna]1, Lord Edward Howard, Colonel Wilson Patteni, yiP., the Earl of ...