... C(U U1AFPONDENCE. NOTI(CES TO CClSlIESPONDENTS. J, , ?? it' 't ttuo ict id lfil50 tinuc. 'jH. IV. Il-M We ?? nt1 Been a ny ouch announotsneft. '5quisirL Liilie'w.- The Irish Church, by I S. u. w, T, Ccventry.-Ceriainlynot ; there Isro treth svhsivl 151 ki. U. it efta iengt, Lver of l:q(ueIlce.-TheoO are several manuals of tho ki C Ask n11 lroisseiler. cia ?? cannot interfere with the way ...

... NOTICES TO COItREiSPONDENTS. J. WV--Vee. C. DI ?? T. P. G.-It is the correct way. WarwJck.-It has not been published yet, but, probably, will be in the next calendar. IM . 1-A week or two before the opening of Parliament, THE LAW OF ENT TAIL AND PRINIOGENITURE, ,b the EDIroR of the DAILY POST. Sir,---The paper read by Air, C. W. Hoskyns, at the Midland Farmers' Club, on The effect of ...

... IBrWS OF THE DAY. The Queen of the NETIIERTAN ND., having closed her vsisit to the Earl and Count0es of CLAnRE`NOIZ, is now staying with the Earl and Countess of DEr.IY, at Knowsley, whence, it is said, her Majesty will leave on Wednesday for France, without malking her anticipated journey to Jalmoral. Alderman A .LEN, who was elected Lord Mayor o London on Saturday, should, if he had followed ...

... LATEST NEW ,811 [RuUTmSmS TELEGRAMS.] PitUSSIA -AND FRA.NF&0W.0 THE-.MAIN. BERL11' A Royal decrce, dated the th ineb., 30.u ppeared defending the base 4 0th iet., hs jest A rty apprta ninlg to the - - 'ponl which the pro. n01ty of Frankfort-on-the- -iin is to be settled. Among eoher points the rrec orders ath 'loan effuclltk by that city to slhe costa ° i larte war is to be considered and ...

... WAItWICK, RtI es CooRS PnsIreSYNTAniON.- On Thutraday evening the moem- bers of the lcal rifle volunteer corpo, pretented to their captain, Caprtain It C. Heath, on the oocaolon of his marriage, i valuable sliver claret jug. The jug was supplied by lIr. W. Enock, of Smrilh Street and seas beautifully engraveo, the eubjort Wmisg, (juvvt Etltlzelo Ui16lisrjD fir Yrafltoi Dralsol i bort ftle fol- ...

... EOWlj IT COST £R,000. TO LOSE AN ELECTION. !st HIOU1 &AIONG T.E VOUCHERS. fieing naturally of an inquisitive turn of mind, tlir ,ritar of this article has been much exorcised on Lhe subject of Mr. Lloyd's election accounts. .Ue ,a, that it bad cost-or rather would cost when the bills weto paid- a mattor of thirteen hundred pounds more to lose -an election, than it had done to in it And he ...

... vrlYNATE COR RESPONDE NOE; LiUNnt)N, Saturday. It is said that Mr. Anthony Trollope intends to resign his duties in the Gonerral Post Officc, St Marti8 'lcG {rad, iand that he contemplates offering himself as a candidate for a seat in Parliament to ono othe ne constituencivs to be formed tnder the J'seform Bill. Mtr. lrollopos politics are decidedly Liberl,. lie admits politics into his now ...

... STATION' S OF 'If1E BRIUSLa ARiiVR, t Oa th. N0i bcEpbcmbu. liii. Wheec(. two plaxcJ ore roelntionoil the last carriued to that at ivhieih tire tlel'l ii Stationed. Cr4 Life Guarrls, ?? Uhil, litgelpru, Vrtrontr trmd dIO. ANV uindor 2'il III ?? ji ?? ?? G~tiad.s, pqheat'S tdt8h, Uirrogli arll 2tilt, Oanaida, UI hotlmiun P.t Drsgner Gurordo, A. Idorgtot IthQi'biW Clatliam Led, Aiedigi,(nebr-y ...

... The annual general meeting of the subscribers and friends Interested In the Penn Street Schools was held in the Grand Jary Room, Public Office, ?? Street, on Tuesday; lr, A, R. Adams, Recorder, In the chair, The other gentlemen present were lessrs, T. C. S. Kynnersley, W. lHolliday, C. Sturge, A, Ryland, E, Yates, Jordan, Coc, J. 0. Woodhill, 0. J. Phillips, W. Boltom and J. Gameeon. The ...

... LIBERAL-CONSER'ATIVE MEETjEU(S AT NIVEEHt, Last evening, a meeting of Liberal-Conservatives wes held In the INineveh School Raom, Park Road, oSoho, bir ilolden presided, At half-past seven, the hour fixed far ?? the meeting, there were only three men and a boy preecat. About a quarter to eight, BIr. Sampson Lloyd arrived, accompanied by the chairman, aai about eight o'cloeck the meeting ...

... 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 ...

... Tho card yesterday, although boasting of siS respectably filled items, furnished very poor ?? not worth travelling so far to witness; and so thought many who visited the town of boots but they antloipated somne startling revelations anent the first of the Autumn HEndi. cape, to be declded at Newmarket next week, Mistletoe bhre out my expectatlon by winning the opening event, the Eaton ...