... THE WEATHER AND THN PUBLIC HEALTH. QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 2S. The mean temperature of July was 593., or 1j' Ln deficit; August 61j', or IA' in excess; and September 564, or about an average. The summer quarter was therefore ot medium temperature, The total rain-fall for the three months was 8 81 Inches on thirty.seven days. Upwards of 3 incheg foll during four ?? 13, 0 87 nch; August 20, ...

... TE LETICESTER TOWN COUNCIL AND THE BOUNDARY COMMISSIONERS, At a meeting of the Leicester Town Council, held at the Gulldhall, on Tuesday, the Mayor (T. W. Hodges, EDq.) presiding, the Town Clerk drew the attention of the meet- Ing to the fact that he had received a notice from the Boundary Commissioners, Intimating that E .ward Bullook. Esq., barrfater-at-law, and Captain 0. E, Sandford, RE,, ...

... THE C(HURCII CONGRESS I I ft.^ - . f,?I ?? ..n^xa [Continued from Page 7.] THE AFTERNOON MEETING. The Conference resumed at two p.m., when Mr. T. Salt, jun., and the Rev. Dr. Lowe read papers on the CHURCH EDUCATION OF YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS. Mr. Salt said that sometime ago a caleulation was made that one-half of the population of their large towns were practically heathens, and this ...

... 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 -- 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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'. ...

... A significant order has been telegraphed from Paris to London, to the effect that cypher or secret messages for Italy cannot be transmitted. The case against the man accused of shooting a Life Guards bandsman, under the impression that he was a Fenian informer, having broken down, the Government have offered a reward of £100. to any person giving such information as shall lead to the ...

... ,3,YDENHlAD COLLEGIN, BIRMINEGHAM. I .. .. ' ?? The Winter Seselon at this College was inaugurated -rsterdY aftoernoon, with an address by Mr. V. Bates, BeA, ibe classical tutor at the College. In the absenic of the Fi~cipal, Dr. Bell Fletcher, tho chair was takon by Dr. Jalmes llusosll; and there wera also present the fol- lowinog professors attached to the College: Dr. Foster, Dr. bill, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...