... 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'. ...

... TlHl PERIODICAL COLLIMTIONS, The oolloctlonu twr tho AmalgamnatedCharities took pla,3 In most of the clauohes and chapels In Birmingham, On 0olldey. The collwions this year will be divided, Altor the manner already ?? in our colunml, ?? tho foelowlng charitics :-The DlipEsury, the Children's Hns. 1tl, the Lying in Hospital, th' Eye Hospital, the Ear I y, the Orthopoudie InsututlrLn, the ...

... ThE EMPLONE NT OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN AGRICULTURE. On Saturday last thle ltev. J. Fruaer, the Assistalnt Comuiiissioner for Norfolk appointed under the IRoyal Coomnission, for the purposo of enqniring into mnd re- porting upon tho eauployiieut of childron, young person, and women in ngriculture, met the Norfollt Chamnber of Agriculturro at the Norfolk ]Iotel, for the purpose of discussing ...

... FO¶TR¶S )W:XTIO- Ft))7RTB k~j~l SSAUlIj ON A PJAOt-1OJCI4C 1ABIAP Iff JILOOMSBU i{Y. , I asgult~ookplace on Anhredy mt hetr tilt; i not. polis, fo wr l two ohck. of rvhictt oel otio tsar, hl pltrtivul' s_ Atte s IW it ir- ru~fil1LlY)-I ~ohi~tg fello-q ?? At the tdY istts t P to Polioscousteahlo klore7, E divi iont While ?? (lil~ t i wer-niews ' (3,Jig,101's t t il: Sclditt ?? :motl I tV¾ shot ...

... Onl Mondaoy evening last thle annual meceting of 'Ile t; above Institutioit wasl hield in the College roorn, Tavern iStreet. Dr. Christian took thce chair atut cotumenced o) the business hly calling upon the Secretary to read the o retport of' the council, whio, that night, retired fronk office. ?? he SHCtU1TARV (1r. Edwin Biarrett) then read thle ,I following report : In presenting tile ...

... NEWAIARKET SECOND OOTOBER NESTING.* THlE CESAREWITCH. (Tuesday, October B.) in all respects this has been a very remarkable handicap. It is the fashion amnong a class ofsporting writers to say this of every big event that comes off in thle year, hut there is a good Teal of truth in the tosser- tion now made. In the first place, it has been remark- able for the number of (lark favourites- ...

... I. i, i t E i. Ow ll o nw pnsronsotb. ?? |,pertion of e followig appears in .or AEvenIng E tion of yeoterday:] . S. . . -. .l. Fould, late Minister of Finance, expired fhis! morning at his residence at Tarbes. . . 1 The dearness of bread in Paris is much com - plained of, and all the more so since we are enter-i ijlg upon winter, 1and this with an tunminnstakabe foretaste of the severities of ...

... I JWQ:STJMTIONS. Y atrday, Mxr4 James Nowton Gore;,,%the kbsatorappihated t01-ovis the lists of voters for knights ot thql shire to serve ir. parlignent for the metronoltan coui o6fL Middleier, held a court at Edgware, for tfe rvi. Lsiot: otflthe lists 6oninoted with the pahes of EdghW:r Fnchley, Great, Stanmore, Harrow, Eendon, Kngsborj Littllo ,Saniore, imd Pinner. Pr. Gilbert. of 47,. ...

... S DRURY-LANE. ThIS EVENING, THE LADEY OF LYONS. Messrs. Barry Sullivan, gyder, Rouse, Mnlytvre, J. Johnrstone &c.; Meedanmes Her nann Vezin, Vandenhoff, ?? THE MILLER AND ialS MEN. Mr. E. Phelps; Mliss Edith Stuart.: HAYMARKET. T13l5 EVENING, TIIE WINNING CARD. Mr. ComptOn.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN. ?? Sothern, Chippendale, Rogers, Raymond, Clark, Gordon, &c.; lesarames Robertson, Dalton, Burke, &c ...

... ('47 ?? I .4 c,? 1-4 ew o, I ?? 33lattv ?? - DRURY-LANE. Tills EVENING, M.ACBETH. Messrs. Phelps, B. Sullivan, Ayder, M'intyie, Barrett, J. Johuostone, ?? Miesdames Her- man Vezin, RI. leaaes, and A. Cook.-And THE MILLER AND 03I MEN. Mr. E. Phelps; Mliss Edith Stmurt. HAYMARKIET. 'es EVENING, THE WINNING CARD. Mfr. Compton.-AN UNEQUAL MATC1H. Messrs. Buckstone, Chippendale, Rogers, Kendal, ...

... THE! ATLANTIC AND GREAT WES1TERN I I I . ~RAILWAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NWS. . SIR,-According to the report in your inmpres- sion of to-day, it was stated at the meeting of bond- holders and debenture holders of the Atlantic and Gre.A Western Railway, held yesterday, that the consolidated bonds issued in 1865 outranked the certificates of debenture issued in 1864. Iam a holder of the ...

... THE GREAT lFIE IN DUNDEE. I The following detailed account of the great fire in Messrs. Stephen's and Simpson and Brown's shipbuilding yards, Dundee, on Tuesday night, of which a short account by telegraph appeared in our cqlumns, is from the Dundee Advert~er, I The cause of the fire is: not known, and at ten o'clock no indication of its occurrenee was observable. About ten minutes past ten ...