... CORRIESPONDENCE, NOTICES TO COURESPONDENTr Delplci-August 1805. J. N. 's letter is an adsvertisement J. C. -(1) Yes; (2) the arrival and departure of sea- going vessels. E. S.-You nmust pay1 and recover the money from thei poison who gave the bill. Thana. -We do not give trade addresseas Look at a directory, at the Free Library. ]3. Ii, Wolverhampton.-We doubt if it can be pro- ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. E. J. , wiliensall.-The prisoner made no confession. G. J. S. -Aston Park was opened by the Queen on the 15th of June, 1858. A. A-Write to thle Livlpoe? Doilz Pest. We cannot answer the question. T. W.-The wife has a clain upon her husband, unless she is living in adultery ; but she can claim only necessaries. T. Ca-Tlhe widow is not personally liable for ...

... (Y q 0 Tamungbis fflzil? 'Jol. MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1868. NEWS OF THE DAY. The two prominenllt topics of the day-thc taking of Mlagdala, with tle deatlh of King Tuil:onioaR, and the release of the captives; and the attempted assassina- tion of the DIule of EINDnUnm r-are summarised in Our leading columns. Full details will be found almong our latest intelligence. Tele visit of the Prince and ...

... THE POLL FOR A SELECT I VESTRYMAN. A PROTEST AGAINST MR. BALL. The fourth days polling In the contest between Mr. Thomn Martin and Mr. Joseph Ball for the position of select vetlryan was carried on with ?? spirit on both sides. At the Close of the pol on lrday evening Mr. Ball's majority In votes, It will be remembered, was 562. DarIng the firt hour or two on Saturday morning Mr. Mattin's ...

... TRE QUBBEN & MB. DIBRAULL After a reign of over 30 yea, marked by us* ud wavering fidelity to the letter and the spirit of the PM coistitution and by n failing tact an di nd oretloon, he d boereign a not need to be pro. oir tacttd from the ostentations bombastof a Milthi4? 0y bent more on magnifying himself than on prec* 0on tirig the decent reserve which to beoomlng. Bqt a good deal of Mr. ...

... AGRICULTURAL LABOURERB' | I UNIONS. I It in very much to be desired that every- *t. body should be able to earn a secure and ?? comfortable livelihood -by any useful labour. ,2 It is a great pity that any one should ever be SUMM01 in want of employment, and it is also to be rdey regretted that thewages of some are too little LS x for their decent subsistence. The depressed .buzlIg condition of ...

... .TO COQR'EPONDENT8& We ~M4~ reurndet tommunlc ?? W do a1t aoail onmeles. Oesnumeleations should 4111p be igbly wwn in ink and oe onr side of tA4 $$Wo r* I leugth (morea e e diilouty oa filuding in it;,7L Whatever is intended for asertion be authentloated by the name and eddiees ot webor, ncet neoseatl for pubUoatlon, but a a Witamate l of his good faith. Lotr snot otherwise *04oed have be p d ...

... THE LIMBELIGaT A A I BU:OBOT8UTS FOR.04 I i, e IttodUAU o oi ooal-gas tor the 10 illuminatici was 0 great tiprorvemeaN181;5 .- imitS of lihting praviously employedi 4 s aa the transition hed been suddenly made d. Dp old tallow candle and dirgy oil b i 4 e- lights with all their modera n KI tk it ,toald have bee. thought thait We h a gnreat state of perfection In Oun systera O u flg, and ?? ...

... TH COLLIERB' STRIKE. MORE JRIOTING IN WIGAN: COMMUNI. eA8MNB WIH THE HOME SEORISTARY The town wae In a moot exolted state all Thurs. deay night nd Friday morning. The most die- 4Juidtsms umoure were afloat; and when several Inafted6 oft tie turnouts marched with bold Stop throuigh the 4eoutre of the town about midnight, the agreatset alarm waxn felt. The authorities, however, were fuily ...

... I I ir.) INFIRMARY FOR CHILDREN. adl to TO TH EDITos 0r1 OF X LrV MOOL If11011S. ko Gentlemeni-As the slecon of some qualified perron ) to Dlt the rehinaible pot eof medisal orfcer to this on charity draws near, Ifeetanxiouste directthe attention o of aU interested in the welfar, of the fasitution to two 'Or facts not stated In the advertieament that Appeared In be your paper. namely, that ...

... E HE FOLI'AL SITUATITN. r A (Jabinct Council was oppointed to hebeld yester. ' day afternoon. The gutmmongeH were not issued till lo late on Monday evening. ha The Daily News announoes that every one of Mr. ri Gladitous's reholution awill be eubmitted to the House ce of Commons, and in a leading article remarks that a, if the second and third resolutions were in the be e gi'ning needful ...

... KILKENNY O&TITLI yoUNU ME An SOMIETV. Ia On Sunday bat a ?? n of the above society wee ield In their ;4ruol, WI~LOthabv W. lIN Prieiden', IM. 'the emirr Ona, rtri, Mr. SteO tia djent of 0i0 )eet no, fe l rlu1n0D- Tlbat re ia timolfoi teo tbounnel orleetlon aod.u.p ,bid now arrived, ite We tie duty ot thae who held offloe during tbe aeet year to review thie 'h4en ?? wbhic bad taken place lie ?? ...