... The seventeenth annual show was opened a select few Bingley Hall on Saturday, when the business of judging was got through with unusual expedition, all the prizes having been awarded, and most of them announced by placards over the stalls and pens, at an early hour in the afternoon. There was a full attendance of representatives of the press, many special reporters being present from the ...

... [From, our City Correspondent.] London, Tuesday Evening. There is no rally in the Stock markets. Owing to advance the I'aris Bourse, the Funds were temporarily point or two higher than yesterday, hut before the close the improvement was either neutralised or lost. The same may said of most of the other departments. One cause of the heaviness was the fact that gold coin has been taken out of ...

... The price of copper was yesterday reduced £10. per ton. Present prices are now : Best select, £109., and tough ingot, £106. per ton. Wire, aheet, and tube are in consequence reduced follows : Brass > Jd. copper, jd. ...

... give the Ball peculiarly character. Xo inconsiderable part of the revenue Hospital is derived frofn these annual reunions, and ws command the estivity to the support of all who corsbine lore pleasure with desire Id good. At a meeting of the committee of the School, on Tuesday last, Mr. John in chair, a life donation of £'10. was reported from Mrs. Jackson, King's Norton, per Dr. Bell and the ...

... LONDON BETTING. Victoria Cub, Saturday, (Three p.m.) It was no exception to find a very limited attendance fhe Club Saturday, and business inactive. Not a specu lation of any description came under our notice; the Saturday before ...

... Prom 63, BUxmubwry Street, Birmingham, 340 feet above mean tea level. Instruments oompared with the and Greenwich standard?. Bxidinos Daily ax Sight, a.m, Inches. Barometer, reduced for temperature 29 557 Range of Barometer in the paat hour*, risen 04M Temperature the 447 Approximate temperature of the dew point 43 Degree of humidity, oomplete saturation Wind—Direction «■ ...

... [From the Morning Star.] The following is the report of tho Capital Punishment Commission as finally agreed to. believe it hai received the assent of all the Commissioners. Several of them have, however, signed a supplementary paragraph, stating their belief that capital punishments might now be safely abolished : To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty. We, your Majesty's Commissioners ...

... THE NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDB,-A» MUv*k This day . Dec. Hockley House. Tuesday Rowington. Wednesday.. 27 Woodoota. Friday The Lion, Fort way. THE WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At Xlevm. This day Dec. 22 Round House, Edge Hill. Tuesday Ilmiwrton. Thursday 28 Harbury Friday 29 Church Tysoe. THE WORCESTERSHIRE HO TODS.-.A* a MUmt. This day ..Dec. BjUhops Wood. Tuesday Radford tiate. Wednesday.. .. ...

... a. d. *■ «*• Pin# Apple#, per lb. o#. Od. Haw Town __ Barbemea, per qrtOa. Od. Pipp#i#,pidaa.Oa. M. Grape#, per lb. o#. Od. 6 Filbert* B>- ~~T Foreign ditto .. Oa. Od. 1 0 Cobnut* par n».-.oa. Od. - Melons, each Oa. OJ. — — Goo#eb«rrie#,prqt. ...

... WORCESTER. The INFIRMA-HV. —Tlie Governors held their quarterly meeting yesterday morning. The Right Hon. Lord ttelton presided,,and there were present Admiral Hastings, Drs. Williams, Strange, and Inglit, lies'. William Thorn, Messrs. Cur tier, Kennick, Burgess, Clark, Holden, Kendall, Lowe, and Walsh. A report was read from the committee, acknowledging several donations, including £115. 17s. ...

... YKSTEKDAY. Before T. C. S. Kynnersley (Stipendiary), C. Stvrpe, O. Dixon, and J. D. Goo ...

... Di Klin, December 26. Mai' -says proruitfons of an extraordinary efcaiacter Acre taken during She list three nights. The ordinary beats of the polioe were doubly supplied with snen, who were ana eel with cutlasses in addition to their Patrols of cavalry, ir. addition to the usual police, were on the suburbs. At the Viceregal Lodge. similar precautions were taken. e -wh-.dr of the military in g ...