... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Black Boy Kidderminster. - Donati's comet was i visible in great Britain in September and October, 1858. IH B., Bilston.-In the County Court of your own district. I atepayer.-The receipt for the poor rate belongs to the tenant. Lover of Justice.--No; your only remedy is to give up the house. Ignoramus.-Degrees may be taken in the University of London ...

... LATEST NEWSC (,;Eui j-'-. i TEIE55RA5iIS-] ? tUSS1A. BERLIN, Jn'N: 15 (IVening). In to.d;ay's sitting Of the North (1L-V50all Parliamsienit the Iill IeOM ilsg to wveights alnd oezam s~' NVwas Idlupted, as wxas ;slho the first plragrilph of thle bill sanctioning a loan to be issied in accordlace with the law of the 9th Novemsiber, I1i87, sith thc object of icvelolsg tho North Ger60111 navy4 The ...

... I The seventy-tbird anniversary of the Biriminghliaft Catholic Friondly Society was hleld on Tuesday, at Aston Lower Grounds. In the afternoon a dinner was hold in the Assembly Room, at which abou t10etoliet's Lmt! friends sat down. The hev, T. Longman presided, anti af1lflgst those present were ltevds. L. Groom (Wrest Biromwich), W.', Hall (eolvcrha)iiito1), J. R.liiitgton, E. Plletsieur, ...

... DISCORID IN THE PROTESTANT CAMPP AT ROCHDALE, t'le On Saturday last, the Rmloedale Murphyites celebrated the opening of a now tont which has been built in the town, and the manner in which tris has been done has caused a rupture between Murphy and his followers. *il hen the prisoner Blackay (who at the present time is serving his sentence for shooting at a policeman)I was corn- i n!' mitted ...

... MISCELLANEOUS . (le Tieecday morning three meon wvere drowned by the0 ,usetting of at boat near Learne Harbour, in Ireland, A destruectivc lire IirokOe oet & a bobbin linanulfactory at lBarrisley, ces Thursday niorciiseg. Tice loss is estuimatoid at Air. David Lindsay, snuiff' meesuefacturer Eeiinbesc'gh, was, onl Tnesday, linedI £200., for adulterating his snuff with tonqaun beans. la oteCuto ...

... OPMSERVATIVE BANQUET AT DUDLEYj I L.AST *NIGHT. LqSt night a Conservative banquet wae held at the Dudley Arias Hotel, to mari the union of the party during the late election for the Eastern Division of Worceoterohire. Mr. M. P. Graze- brook occupied the chair, and Aldermen W. Wiliamson and 0. Bagott the vice-chairs. Nearly one hundred gentlemen assem- bled. Mr. Laslett, the defeated candidate, ...

... I RITUALISM AND CHURT~CH AND STATE. Thle Bishop of worcester 1101( his triennial visitation at ,St. Philip's Church, yesterday morning. The clergy anti claurvhlwardenas of Birtinilgiiitil antd of thle surrounding Ml~ift-5S1c were presetit in large isumber's, The Bismop, inl the comitenevintit of his charge, enforced the duty of assisting such institiltions ,as then Blirmingham Church ...

... I _ _ __._._ _ _ __. THE, A. AlL C. AT CHELTENHAM. [From- ours 0555 )f-poifcr. j On tbe re-assembling of the deputies in thle Chieltecs- hamn Assembly Rooms, yesterday morning, unader the presidency of Mr. Walker, G.M., the consideration of the proposed alterations in the general Rules of the Society was conthaucil, A proposition, emanating from. Newark, to theeffect that a levy of ...

... [From our 04isl flporter.] The Select Committee of the House of Commons on this bill resumed yesterday. There were present Sir James Ferguson, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Locke, Mr. Hor~seall Mr. J. Abel Smith, Mr. Knatchbull-lHugessero, Mr. Baines, Mr. F. Stanley, and Mr. Eivans, Capttan Segrave, Chioef Constable of Wolverhampton, was first ecxaened Be said he knew the provisions of the bill before the ...

... I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I EVIDENCE OF T1HE BIRMINGHAM WITNESSES. [From orir ren, Rpelortcr.] The Select Committee of thec House of Commions appointed to take into consideration the question of scientilie instruction cc. sunmed on Monday in ENo 10,,Comnmitteo Room, under the presi- dency of AMr. BI. Samnuelson. There wore also present Lord P. ...

... CORRESPONDENCE THE NEW BOROUGH MEMIBER. To the EDITOR cof tiC DAILY POST. Sir,-1 have tend the address of Mr. P. H. Muntz in 'our columlns this usorDing witb soene aftention, andiam .quite at a loss to know on what ground he claims to be returned as the repreosntative of this borough. He replies to two of the hlsarges that have beets made against hirn, but Omits to notice thv greatest that has ...

... as Thc following instructions for claimants under the ' Lodger Franchise lhavebeen prepared by Mlr. Torrens, vith the assistance of several of the most experienced Revising xsBanristers, and adopted by the Registration Committee of Dr insbury - iln By the new Reform Act every man who for twelve months previous to the 31st of July has occupied as sole of tenant the same lodgings, which, if ...