... STATE OF PROVINCIAL WORKEHOUSES. I OFFICIAL REPORTS, WOLVERHAMPTON, DUDLEY, AND WORCESTIFR1 The following are the reports of Dr. Edward Smith, Medical Inspector of the Poor Law Board, on the above. named Workhouses, They are extracted from the official publication just issued by the Poor Liw Board WOLVERHAMPTON. Mr. Doyle and I visited this workhouse on the 15;h February. 1867. It Is a, large ...

... SIR ROBERT PEEL AND THE FAZELEY I I CLUB AND READING BOOM,. e On Thursday night, a special general meeting of the z. members of the Fazeley Club, called by the secretary and L, treasurer, was held at the Plough and Harrow Inn, for I the purpose of deciding the method by which the said ,s booea and moneys are to be disposed of, and also taking a action as to the carrying on, or otherwise, of ...

... a THE half-yearly general meeting of this Society was held in their Hall, No. 3, George IV. Bridge, Edinburgh, on Wednes day afternoon. In the absence of the President and Vice- sPresidents, the Most Noble the Marquis of Tweeddale etook the chair, and constituted the meeting. The Secretary read a draft minute, which it was agreed to include in the records of the Society, recording i deep ...

... NOISY CONSERVATIVE ME5ETING. On Thursday evening a meeting in connexion with the Conservative Working Men's Association was held at the Rifle Drill-hall, the object of the gathering being to give the true-blue artisans an opportunity of hearing some of the gentlemen who attended the dinner on the night previous deliver themselves of their sentiments in regard to present politics. The hall was ...

... IWAPHOUSEMBN AND CLEBKS' SCHTozS. ';Theannual dinnoq ihi titutio4 ,foundledin d December, 1853, foi tlarphi'tatind necdei aiifohidren i-' of those employed in the wholesale trades and manu- ?? features of the Unitsd~ingdobn, .weaxield-Jast evening 'e at the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street; Mr. AJ. D. IO COLERIDGE, Q.C. and.IP., inLthechair. ,The guestsin- o hluded Alderman and Sheriff ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the past week: Miles open. 18C8 186~7 Belfast and Northern Couuties ?? 100 100 Do. Londonderry and Coleraine 88 88 .S Belfast and County Down .. . 441 44 Blyth and ?? 8 Brecon and yr ?? 68 Bristol ?? .184 1841 Caledonian ?? .02 '14 Cambrian ?? ?? 178 15 Cockermouth, Ke1wlek, &2 2 ?? Cork and Bandon ?? , 0 2 Cork and Limerick Direct ?? 25 26 ...

... ME JN DEMANDS AND ENGaf DUTIES. ;el ndi;*S4' a -ti itl he '8Sent we desire to con i~ce'2i inkion,~ I it ot her anethd must lbe employed tb'lin iosj irad-s of tised in 'Scourt~of justice. it is~bhzemora needful toe bear this iiimind when the xi~tioii~*.t wrhom ar e have to deal is composed of persons who, like , the Americans, have a wholesome dislike of ouib- mg bles and techhicalities,'and an ...

... I . _ the vas the age hly ing 2hlie rps 2ry F it IVe the en, nd he )r- tal as wre .n- Ir- Ice. 11- he i a Iini he iff ed at of eg On Thursday morning, a roughish-looking man, mined John Shardlow, who had recently been sworn in as a special constable, appeared at the Town-ludl to make atomnplaint to the Mayor and sitting magistrates with respect to a man, named George Pegg, a shoemaker, ...

... ,it? , , ? I 1 . . . w 1w I . .- 1 i ?? PtIVYWAM - I ft, I 1 .. v .- . .7 . . *bw Y~m yr hol ghao n ?? i'r g g&y~fn yn Q}erkenwell yn awr yn cae eu ,ao c-hjdd.: o lofrutddiieth; ac* felly y mae Y, ho: cyhuddiad .o.deyrnfisdiaeth a ddygid ys : erlyn rhai o honynt wedi cael ei osod o'r neilldu. Y mae Barratt ao O'Neill, y dyn. ad ioin a gymileiyd i ijhy yr- ddiweddar yr ph GIsow, yn gynnwysedig ...

... NtIdn^ajs4ed ai taatagjne:yaae odd COLEGG ~ERaOXDDU. ;- FornIDDIGO*1'Ti Gan fedyr a rweai r fodi bsgT ' radI' ' uchod, da ?? i bob cf gonest jtae''ybo 5 at beth y,mae-yn rhodi. ,Fe 44jja'$ yn y FA&ER er's ychydi~gamsermy jj y g pamr.'w rl wvybodlaeth, beth ydy~wvnvatr' cov*lqg4ei Ripn& nii ddaxfu~i nil meled iin-,atte~bia4 g; an ;awr,.-s tau aes'g~oncrswyddwcdi~ccael ewaey, nh dda i'rb el ...

... Her Majesty's steam slollp Shearwater has arrived at Wool- wich to be paid off. On having the Straits of Magellan, i ominander Smith had his attention called to two strange- lo. king beings on the rocks. They were at first thought to be Pataironian savages, and were regarded with some suspicion, t ut they turned out to be two Englishmen in a dreadfully emaciated state, and almost naked. They ...

... jI;TIASATIJON OFTH'i'E SOLDIEKI{' UNENI. PL, VET) T IME. l' I . 1 . 5M 1 - . ?? I. . _ . I At the Iroyal United Service Institution a lecture whs 'lehlvered by Captain Edward A. Sloane, of the Rtoyal Sherwood Foresters. After sketching the life of an English soldier from the time he enters the service as a recruit to his discharge, and pointing out that, in consequence of the peculiar military ...