... The inquest on tho bodies of the four children whose deaths, which occurred about a month ago, were supposed to be caused by eating poisoned food, was resumed yester- day, at the Union Hotel, Longton, before Mr. Harding, Coroner. The deceased were the children of Jeremiah Isaac Hulse, potter, of Pitt Street, Longton, and diect within a day or two of each other. The youngest, Sarah Elizabeth ...

... lVARWICK. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE OF Ricxs.-Last Tuesday, two large and valuable ricks of hay, belonging to Mr. H. Elvino, and standing on the Lammas lands, were nearly totally destroyed by fire. The fire was discovered shortly after one o'clock in the afternoon, and information having been given to Mr Superintendent Hickling, the police were promptly on the spot, and, with the assistance of the ...

... A SANATORIUM FOR BIRMINGQIAM. TOWN'S MEETING. A public meeting, convened by the Mayor, will be held inl the Town Hall, at half-past seven o'cloclc this (Thurs- day) evening, to hear a statement of the objects of the Sanatorium which is proposed to be established nearBir- minglian. The project, as is well-known, grew out of the Convalescent Hospital, Spark Hill, belonging to Mliss Byland, and ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, NOTICES TO COORRESPONDENTS. Comrespondents who set any special value upers their com- 9nuimationis must keep ecpies of them, as wie cannot under- take to ret trn unused contributions. A t teter s intended for publicaiion most be accompanied by the name and address of the uniter, not necessar ily for publication, but for the information of the Editor. Operatus, Wolverhsn pton, ...

... JBY FAlCmtIc TEVEGRAPE.1 FRANCE, PARIS, JANUARY 20. the C istzicnnce of this morning publishes an article signed by its chief editor, M. Paulin Limay- rac, entitled, Les Emigre's ti l'Interieur. The -writer reverts to the attacks of the hostile parties, particulhrly in the newspapers, against the foreign policy-of the Government. He then allides to the difficulties ?? whidh France ...

... PARLIAMENT, LAST NIGIIT. - - - . ..l. I LDV ELEITRICU TELENWAIW'1I. 1JOUSD OiF LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. BANKIIUPTCY. In reply to the Earl of Stradbrolo, The I,oi:D C11ANCIlLL.OIL said there were no means of granting release tinder the Bankruptcy or Insolvency Latws to any person who was in custody for the ?? of damages recovered against hitit in an action for soduction or ...

... CORRESPOINDENCE, NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. 8e ayspecull value upon their comrn- soc Cannot undear- U tctU'1 s~il~nd~d for pid icet i 0n ,. t emaac bo 1 g~c ,uomc and adre~s3 of the n the, 7101 ?? fo i'Trg~y. -No toour knowledge. ,1T*19dV`ANtel tlo _.-lrfectly legal. We drillt'to LI'liel the lettin' of ?? Salvinis Julliasn lis- I ho police cannot lawfully be employed in F1 tl~e 10505n1'r ...

... CONSERVATIVE BANQUET AT TEWKES- BUR-Y. SPEECHI OF SIR JOHN RARINGTON. [lip our owen Reporter.] 'Tie Conservative clectovro Tewkesbursy gave at dinner to Sir B. A. H, Leclrisere, lthair newly-elected member, lest (Tuesday) night, at tile Swiln Hontel. rile room Ias profusaly. ornamented, and tice trute blue1 colours, presented bj the la~dlos of Tewkes- bury, formed a promvinent part of the ...

... FOTICEHI TO CORRESPONDENTS. A Working AlMn.-Bill Smith is quite right: we shall not insert the letter. Discussion, Oldbury.-We are not learned in such matters. Consult a 'Book of Etiquette. 'Ignorance.-Pruseia, Austria, and Italy declared war almost on the same day: Prussia being the first. DEATE-RATE OF WOLVE1HAMPTON. To the EsIToa of the DUmY POaT. Sir,- In reply to your ...

... [13Y ELZUUUOi TaLEGZAPUL, - OUSE OF LORDS. Their Lo;dships met at six o'clock. RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. Earl 1 IressILL said that he rose with feelings of no ordinary emotion to state to their Lordships that he and the Chancellor of theo Exchequer had that morning had an audience with her Blajesty, and that their resignations had been accepted. He miglht be allowed to explain that ted on ...

... PARLIAMENT, LAST NIGHT, at [BY E&LECTRIO T=LIOArArIl c HOUS.E OF LORD&. ad Their Lordship3 met at five o'clock. as THE HYDID PARK DISTURBIANCES. be The Earl of SIHATESBURY called Attention to a long and b ry grandiose proclamation issued by Mr. Beales, and asked if g it was a correct statement of facts. i kir The Earl of DERBY was glad of the opportunity of ox- t d( plainiog the steps tiaken ...

... In eocnentiqn with this Corporation a dinner was given at Nock'a Royal Hotel, Temple Row,on Thursday eveningfor the pur- pose of inaugurating a Local Board, Tue Rev. W. B. Smith pre- sided, and there were present Mr. Lewis, Mr. Itolason, Mr. G. W. Lake, of London (manager), the Rev. T. Davis, London, Mr. Rae, London, Mr. Thomas Partridge, Mr. Alfred Harrison [accountant to the company, Mir. ...