... RETROSPECT OF GOODWOOD, AND ANTIMPATIONS OF RIPON, BRIGHTON, AND LEWES MEETINGS. hii, The gathiering this week In the Duke of Richmond's n pork failed in carrying out the wishes of the sporting t publie,wbo usually this time of the year make aforninghtly h~ trip, to the Queen of watering placese, the fields for the I usinol pal events, the Stakes and Cup, being made up of an nu,,ifftrent ...

... ANNUAL M~EETING. The annual meeting of the virminghiam and Midland Re6form League wee held yesterday evening At tile Odd Fellows' Hail. Mr. J. Baldwin, the prsidlont. wae ino tho chair, erid there wast a good Attendance, of mombece. The CHIAO5IRAN, in opening the Proceedings, expressed his -belief that the League bad renderea a great deal'of service to ite co0ntry. (Hear, llear.) Doting the ...

... [BY ILECTRnic TELEGRAPlwL Last evening a crowded meeting was held in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, under the auspices of the National Reform Union of the Northern Reform League, for the purpose of protesting against the Lords' Amendments to the Government Reform Bili. Mr. Geo. Wilson presided- Resolutions were passed unanimously, strongly con demning the several features in the Lords ...

... [pJrom the Lariat.] The system under which a large proportion of the labouring classes and tradespeople obtain medical aid in sickness by means of clubs' is one that calls aloud for thorough revision. It has grown up, as anomalous institutions of all kinds do grow in England, from small beginnines to its present magnitude, without ny forethought on the part of the profession as to the ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, ?? 1861, e H .i F., Llandudno.1-The suggestion shall be attended to in a day or two, l Conservative has come to a hasty conclusion. He had a better read the letter of Another Liberal, published ' to-day. TEE AUGUST METEORS. To the EDITORc of the DAILr POSTo Sir,-Sitce the Auguot display of 1863 this annual epoch I I of shooting Stars has exhibited a gradual diminution in ...

... LOCAL PEDESTUAINISM. The Aston Cross Grounds on Saturday evening were crowded to witness the following pedestrian matches:- First, a 120 yards mato4l, between Hadley, of Smnth. wick, and Ward, of Spon Lane, who had the choice of sides allowed him. The condition of both men, to appear. ance, was all that could be desired, Hadley wae made the favourite at 12 to 8, at which price a good bit of ...

... PABLIAMEN'Tl YESTERDAY I I BL3E(TJII TLLEZODAil'U HOUSE OF COMMONS. be Speaker toeck teb chair at twelve o'clock. U ,NIFoMllTY aCT AMENDMENT BILL. (! the m otion for the third reading of the Uniformity At ?? snolredol its rejection. ,A.tie a few words from hierjaslt rasolee, ,the House jieiled- Fir the thlrd reading ?? . 34 AnfiDst .. .. 41 MIjority against ?? 7 Ti bill Was therefore thrown ...

... NEWMARKET S. 0. MEETING. NOMINATIONS FOR THE CESAREIWITIf STAIKIS. Little Ben, 3 yrs Cosr, 4 yrs Special, 4 yrs T'yuedale, 3 yrs Scevenger, 3 yrs Mandrake, 8 3ra Harry Brailsfosd, a yrs The Dean, 8 yrs Seas King, aged Lady Vane, 4 yra Pearl Diver, agod Minister Bell, 3 yrs Stokeley, a yzb, Corporal, 3 yra Priority, 3 yes Tire Priest, 3 yrs Chippenham, 4 yrs Belmont, 4 yrs Sportsmae, 4 ys . ...

... VON DADBLSZEN AND NORTEPS WEIKLY METAL REFPORT. Non. I and 2, East Indr. Avenue, Leadenhall Street, London, 9th August, 1SG,. The Metal market shows no change for the botter since our last report, and In some instances prices have slightly given way. IRDN,-In all parts of the manufaotairlug districts the feeling remains depressed, but prices ?? alteration Scotch pig-iron keeps qilet, at 53s, ...

... j r: l PARIS, August ?? Paris papers re- gard the positioD of affairs in Spain as extremely serious. The Efiogue says that amongst the per- soos arrested was Senior Madoz, the Lx-Minister. PARIS, 20th Augnst.-The Patrie of this evening states that the Spanish plot prepared at Brussels has completely failed, and the insurgent bands in Catalania have been dispersed. They are expected to retire ...

... I TiTE REFORM i BILL AS A:MENDED IN THE LORDS. The Representation of 'the People Bill has now passed through committee in the House of Lords, and has been reprinted. The alterations made In the bill arc considerable in number, and some are very important. It may be convenient, in view of the discussjoxs which are sure to arise out of these alterations, to give an account of the bill in its ...

... I.EM]RIAL. PAILI T. TH RE.FORM BILL, .On.tbe mution for the. tiri .rem of the Repreen .tion of, the People6's 110, ' VIMS'WOATHL protested e Feverpal of 'he d iecision of, their 1or0ahips with respect to' the' lodger f6anchise, .wh . Oai his decided -conviehiop t wa fiwxed at4r t ?? a figure.. The noble lord' also ' p sed 'h4 ,, ' - that A pkeponderance of politicai. o f the artlsaiu who ...