... I Tue following estracts are from the several Birminghaml journals of the past week:- (From the Bie oliost .fsst'sot.) tn. TOOLE S PsOtrolixANcEs.-The geotleiatI, hlio is o0w delightitig the playgoers of Birmrigiagsa at the Theatre Royal, is ooe of the few actors who, besides challesgitig the adariration, possesses the rare facility of gladdeiinga the heart of the public, and shedding polp ...

... [THs EnTOnR 1i NOT iRESPoSreiEe, FOPt Trnz oprr:ys EXPRESSED BY COeRE.SEVONc7ENrTS.] Religiouss Serv-ices in our Theatres. 10 TIlE EDITOR OF TME EPA. Sir,-I have read withi much interest a paragraph il your paper of the Gth inst., under tilce title of' Religious Services in Theatres.-' I will not occupy your space by discussing the eape ency of attemzptinig to convert a building, which on ...

... Royal Masonic Institution for Boys. A Quarterly General Court of this Institution was held on Mon- day last ia the Board Room of Freemasons' Hall, Br.Jou.x llitivEv, V.P., in the chair.l The mninutes of the last Court were read by Br. F. Bixcrer.s, the Secretary, and, with the exception of the portion presenting Br. Russell with Li5 on his retirement from the office of Head ?? of the School, ...

... a Tidspalge sillsuostly befouncd isteresting to Licensed T7ictual- lel's, and the operatioes oJ the UNITED TOWNS' ASSOCIATION AND LICENSED VICTUALLERS' DE FENCE LEAGUE are pubt- liished undere' t(leie own supesrintendence. Dudley and Tipton Licensed Victnallers' Friendly and Protection Society. The Aminal Meeting of the above Association was held at Mr. Thouas Wood's Wine Vaults, High-street, ...

... -1 TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1866. TOPICS OF THE WEEK, A Reform Demonstration at Glasgow, when a very large number of working men attended, has excited the enthusiasm of the democratic party to boiling point. r1he reverence for mnere numbers is a characteristic of an age when bigness is mistaken for greatness, but it would be wrong to treat with discredit any convictions that actuate a ...

... IT O w N EDIT ION. 1i1E QEll F (?EllCI', Suen itv, Two A.M5. 'LATEST FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. A runlour, wx l rii ),ill doubtless, startle the generale public, although its substance is not perfectly novel to high diplomnatic 'circles, is in circuilation1 to the eflect that tellttitvcs atre at present being made to effect a union, or rather a reuntiion, between the Latin and f-reek Chluiches With ...