... NEWS OF THE DAY, A violent storm raged in the Channel o lna night-so violent that the captain Of thoe Calai, cal~ Dover mail boat declined to put to sea, Several wrocl4 have been reported along the South coast, but a no details have come in. The wind also blew a gali the North Sea, and a good deal of damage was done t, shipping along the North-Eastern coast, 'The rumours current as to which of ...

... The history of our town has never yet had the attention or i lustration it deserves, nd the Scanty materilstln which time has left us hvef never been Adeqeuately useil, Nearly nintty YCarU ago Williiam Hutton prod nood his gossipy, genil, and, graphic History of B mirminghama, whine deserves high ppaise, so far no the contemporary details are concerned, As a historian, however, Hutton was ...

... PARLIAMENT, YESTERDA.Y. 1BY 1x EivcTrm TIEMIstin^rA 1 111 'SE ?? CL3TMQNSOly. Trhe Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. NEW MEMBER, DI. W. Thompson took tha oath and his seat for 7Rgdtord; in the room of Dlr. Wickham, dceased, COILIERY ACCIDENTS. ~r. GleiF:N rave cotico that early after the Christmas ,e lhe wouldl call the isttontlou of the HIouse to the ,~l~erools nnd deplorablo ...

... THE CONDEMNED IENIANS. RgEFUSAL OF APPEAL. Our London Correspondent telegraphed to us, at 2,3f this moriing, the following important result of the Judges' deliberations on the raised points in ?? Feniacn Trials : The Judges have given their decision on the series of points formally raised by Mr. Digby oymour, a~nd other counsel, orn behalf of the tondenined Fenians, Justice Blackburn, in ...

... A TORY CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE LIST, ?? Petbaps the most wonderful literary productiou called forth by the present election is the list of Mr. Bennett's committee, as published on Saturday. It seems to have been compiled from the Manchester Directory, and insufficient care seems to have been shown in distributing the pages of that useful work to the transcribers. The compilers have drawn largely ...

... The polling took place yesterday, The city was I a state of kreatexcltement. hr. Jacob Brlght, the M-ril candidate, took a clear lead at the com:euceornt, sul steadily increased up to the close of the poll, winning br a majority of 1.S.;l votes over Mr. sennett. Mr. Mftch.l Henry, who calls himself a modeerate Liberal, sto30a c chance, whatever. The following Is a return of Ithe p. Ing :- Nine ...

... EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE IN LONDON, [From eur ownt Corvesponlesett.] Yesterday, a privata couferuco1 wan held ft willis's IeOOMP, London, under the auapiees of the Ch-rch A88oot. ation, to elicit the common ?? of faithful and earnest members of the Reformed Church of England at this crisis in her history, and so to arrive at a clear de- cleon as to the policy to be pursued by Protestant Evan. ? ...

... IRiSH C0uRca AISSIO~s. The annual meeting of the Birmingham aul Eduhghli'n Association in connection with the Irish Churoh b5tH. was hold on Alonrday, at the Afsenably 1leorn,N: -X. Royal Hotel, Temple Row. The Rov. Dr. Wilkinseo lrie. aided, and there were a number of clergymen and i t es and gentlemen present. After prayer hod been offered, The Rev. 0. T.iWILKOIeSON, LEA., read tho annual ...

... DIm. PENGELLY ON TUE RECENT DISCOVERIES IN KEnT'S CAVERN. On Dionday evening, Mr. W. Iengolly, ,lS., G.S,, ?? delivered a lecture at the Blidland Institute on The nmort Rooent Diseoverieo in Kant's Cavern, Devon. shire, There was a large audIence, The lecture wan illustrated by diagrams, and by a number of apeol- mein of the remains found In the cavern, Mr. Pen. gelly commenced by giving a ...

... THE POSITION AND P)OSPEOTS OF OUR i I DOCKS. Burl - We have been favoured by Wi 11am Wright, Esq., chairman of the Hull Dock Coinpany, with the fol- lowing statement, showing the position and prospects of that comcpany. '1lshe statement is illustrated by a plan of the docks .- Hull is the third port in the kingdom ; it is distant about twenty-one miles fromn tile month of the Hurmber, where ...

... NOTICES TO CORilESPONDENTS, DI1 N ?? than one thllssand. DYr '-lIabbita are inciuded under the dofinition of Iare the Poachlig Act. e( YNou can reGO 'er before the Magistrates, under co blasr 6and Worken's Act. t ' -- es duo il Cnllada cannot be paid In Eughand; b; t ~ ran ?? usight be jilado to pay them through B ' nis6 h propser expression is to say that the W09t '~dj ?? bolonlgto Aujesica, ...

... LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE EUNT MIEETING. WEIGHTS FOR Aleanwood * Daily - - Globule - - ieneoazet Ganteboy thelaespeare - Deepatch Comberton Faen - Pengioner Thb EkM liolrnet - - Knave of Trnmpe Ivinpa of the Wind - Sir William Patience - The Doctor- Ta lybo (hb) Innellan aprlla The lannb* The Nun (h b) - Peaol Diveot The Plover l.S D. Galur - The Flea - Cameo Pladreinten- Clansman - THEI ...