... THE CHURCH CONGRESS IN WOLVERHAMPTON, The nuccess of the Congress, no far ao it relatos to numbers, is certain. Up to yenterday afternoon there were epwards of 1,600 members' ticikcts (6s.) sold, while tnt York, up to the same time, only a few hundred were sold. Tho Isunieg of a8nociate' (2s.) tlcteis has boen stopped, Bo far as they relate to to-dey. This has been determined upon to prevent ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENrS. W S, Prince'a ?? to Mr. S. A. Goddard, Friday Bridge. B. T, Hill Top,-Mlot likely In Probate Regisry, at Lincoln, CAUTION TO MANUFACTURERS. To tbe EDITOR of Vlc DAILY POST. Sir,-A few months ago, the attention of the commercial public was directed to the existence in the town of several persons, ostensibly traders, who, if successful in obtaining credit to any ...

... SLANEY STRfEET RAGGED SCHOOL The eighteenth annual meeting of the above InstitutIon was held on Tuesday, in the School Boom, Sltaney Street; the Mayor (ilr, Thomas Avery) presiding, The room was tastefully decorated, and the children Were present to receive prizes for general condcot and excellence during the year, There wore present Aldermen J. H. Cotler and Brinsley, Counculors Tonks and ...

... I THE QUEENS COLLEGE, Bill{.MIlGHAM. A publie meeting was hold yesterday, at noon, in the College Theatre, Queen's College, Birmingham, far thre purpose of ?? the position and prospects of the Inshtitution, as affected by the Act recently passed, which bee materially altered the constitution of the College. The DPlayor of Bi)rmingham (Dir. Thorras Avery) presided; and there were piresent :the ...

... QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BIRMINGIIAM. LEOTUBE BV MR, OLIVFR PEMIBERTON. Yesterday afternoon, in the Lecture Theatre of tho Queen's College, Mr. Oliver Pemberton delivered the isitroduetory lecture of the winter siession. The lion. and Rev. Grantham Yorke presided, and there was a crowded atteudanoe, including Mr. Langston Parker, Dr. Wade, Dr. Macihie, Mr, J. St. J. Wilder3, Mr. Thompson, Pro. fesqers ...

... I -- IThE CON{Fi~RE?CE OF SUNDAYt ,OII'IOL ?? The evening meeting was held last evening in the Tows HalL The Mayor (Mr. T. Avery) presided, and on the platform were the Revds. R. W. Dale, C. Vincs, G, Fellows, I. Lord, Mr. J. S. Wright, Alderman Ma1ntoD, Mr. Cooper, and the delegates who hglt been presentat the Conference, The hall was nearly filled, In opening the proceedings, the CIHAIRMAN ...

... TITHE ME1MBRIIS FOR NORTL. SHROPSHIRE AND DBNBIiIxliJl-l1 ON AGM1ULTUD.AL I TOPICS ?? ?? ?? o ?? 'of ?? i y own Correondueunt1. tat Th aenpual ihow of the (Jswositry District Agricultural ~he Society, took piece on Friday, under ilhe nset favourable Ica circumstances as regards the unuhaer of entries, the ,r attendance, and tli weather. In thu evening the usuanl dinner took plate at the ...

... TEE SUNDAY DELIVERY OF LETTERS. A l'oot 0tice retuin just issued ahlows that labout l0S,( CO persons in England1--one in 201) of the popula- tion-have ,aiven notice at their 1'oot Ossice rieqjuestino that their letters he rot delivered at their hlones; en SundaN a, Tn most of the places in which these noties: bare been given the nuisil'er of permons thus reiquesting that their letters be not ...

... LANQUET BY THE HARBOUR COMV4ISSIONERS. [BY HLEcinci TLEGIoRArn.] BziLvA5,'J, Wednesday Night. Thin veni ng, a grand banquet was given to hli Excel. lenoy by the Harbour Commissioners. In replying to the toast of The Lord Lieutenant, his Excellenoy, who wam recelved with great applause, said: Ntr, Chairman, my Lords, and Gentleman,- I beg to return you my mosit incere and gratef l tbaunk for ...

... NEWS OF TEIE DAY. Mr. CnAIuL¶.s DICKENS, it is said, has now finally decided to make a tour of the United States, for the purpose of re-delivering on the other side of the Atlantic the series of Readings from his own works, which have become so popular at home. A paiuful accident occurred at the Broad Green Station ot the London and North-Western Railway, near Liverpool, on Sunday night. A ...

... Yesterday morning, the delegates and friends met at breakfast at Nock's Hotel, Temple Row. After breakfast a conference waas held, at which Mr. J, S. Wright presidoed There was a gooR attendance, and amongst those present wire the Revs, 1, Lord, W F, Callaway, I, D. Alford, J. Carter, H. D. Gray, and W. Jones; and Messrs. Wood (Nottingham), Townsend (Halifax), l ollitt (Rochdale), I ajcoolin ...

... IN WOLVERHAMPTON. TEE KORINV; M SITTING, yNiSTELWTiAY. The business of yesterday began at a quarter-papt tan o'clock with prayer, by the R11ev. G. Fraser, Rural Deanm At that time the audience was scarcely so numorous as on Tuesday. The Right Rev. President (the Bishop of Lich- field) again presided, and there were upon the platform, amongst others. the Bishop of Oxford, Lords Earrsowb3'. ...