... ASTON Casos GROUNDs.-The weather on Saturday was most unpropitious for out door amusement, yot, in Spite of the rain, MIr. Wager? the proprietor of the above grounds, rather than disappoint the company who had assembled, ran off the prelinffnary heats of his 160 yards AUl England Handicap race, for which prizes, amounting to 212,, was announeed to be given, and for which 40 pedestrians, from ...

... i TIHE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL. INAUGURAL CLINICAL ADDRESS. Yesterday, Mrl. J. F. West delivered the inaugural addrese, in the Lecture Theatre of the Queen's Hospital. The Rev. C. T. Wilkinsion presided, end amongst those present were Dr. Heslop, Dr. Fleming, Dr. Suckling, Dr. Hinds, Dr. Jolly, Dr. Sawyer, Mr. S. Gamngee, Mr. J. St. J. 'Wilders, Mr. Pearce, Mr. Woodhlll, Mr. Yates, and Mr. T. Bullock ...

... We have had forwarded to us the following letter, written by Archdeacon Denison, to a gentleman in Bir- minghamn, respecting an article which appeared in the Daily Pose on Monday:- East Brent, Weston-Super-Mare1 Sept. 16, 1868. My dear sir,-Thanks for your kindness in sending me the article. It is easy to Bee the mist out of which it issues. I have yet to learn that the largeness of the ...

... N em p aRItho Wt, Nixminohl~~~~~~~~ WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 18G8. NEWS OF TIIE DAY. lt:n. MA.~ssry's reply to the address in reference to f the Irish Church was read in the House of Commons yesterday. Relying on the wisdom of Parliament, her MA.jLEsTY desires that her interest in the temporalities of the Church in Ireland may not stand in the way of r the consideration by Parliament of any measure ...

... liminshm S44 WOOL MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1868. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Daily Nfezvs remarks that the present Parlia- meat was three years old on Saturday, the writs having been made returnable on the 15th of August, 1865. During the brief period which has elapsed since it was called into existence, four Prime Mlinistershave been at the head of affairs-Lord PALMERSTON, Earl RUSSELL, the Earl of DEI3nY ...

... THE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES AT EDCGBASTON. FREEDOM OF SPEECH AMONG THE TORIES. Mr. Lloyd and Dr. S. Evans alilresses a meeting of electors last night, at the Plougb ansd Harrow Hotel, Hoigley Road, Bdg- baston. Mr. E. Ilceley prosidesi. Mr. John Lowe, Rev. C Mllarson, Captain Peel, MIr. W. Pierce, Mr. J. Cadbury, Mr. Lythall, Mr. E. Kirby, Mr. J. S. Hopkins were present; as were also the Rev. ...

... FRANCE. TpPARIS, Auco'm I&S Thise .ess ster, of this mornin ig publishes another list of 'perAlos decorated with thle Order of the Legion of Honour on the occasion of the ffte of Napoleon. Amongst those who have received this distinction are M. Livio, thle French -consul at Dublin, who is named an olticer, and Mll. Flour- dillon, the Vice-Consul of France at New York, wvho is I appointed ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intended for jIuhlicatiots must be accomtpanted bys the nastue and address of the soriter, not secessarily for publicutios, but for thee information of the Editor. Correspondents seho set any special seahtc upon their con. Otunications Instst kxep copies of them, as we cannot under- take to retarn asttsed contfibutions. A. F.-The first sentence is ...

... THE IRISH CIURIOIl QU 'ESTION. To tse ]fnsros ef tse DAILY Posr. Bir,--I beg you to favouri Ine by inserting ill your next issue the enclosed correspondence, which refers to a passage attvibuted to Mr. 01ladstone, in A Clergysanm's Adidreiss to his Parishioners, onl the shove subject, by the 33ev. W%. Dalton, Vicar of St. Phililp's, Wolverhampton, ,and l'tebendar-y of Liclhfielil. I ant, sir ...

... The meeting of the British Association was commenced at Norwich on WedneEday evening, when the President for the year (Dri Hooker) deliveretl the inauglural address As befitted his position (that of director of Hew Gardens), Dr. Hooker devoted most of the strictly scientific part of his address to botany, in the most extended application of the teIIll. He eulogised the labours of Mr. Darwin, ...

... rRIATE CORRESPONDENCE. AiERoELE, Saturday. Tims theory of the accident to the Irish mail train at which I have arrived, after consultation with skilled aund competent authorities, is as follows:-The three loaded trucks kicked off by the engine at Llan- dulas station were kicked or hit up a little harderthanusual, probably from the feeling on the part of the driver that as the Irish ...

... BANKR UPTCJY A 'PPOINT3PRNTS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEiR 14. T. KirtIal, laridguorti, drapor, fer Oit etiiig .. 12 B. Tihbetts, QuIiarry flnk, grocer, first meeting 12 .T, Blrielhill, Ct eadl%, baker, first leeting ..,.. ,., 12 W. heilede, Biniiighamn, grocer, firstmeeting .. 12 J. Smith, Cradley Heath, tailor. first nesting . 12 FRIDAY, ...