... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... At Taunton ches.tnult treles are 110w in f till bloomi. The new word ecobhyccres is used by a New York Con- temporary to characterisO, a esrtttO Ieatch 'Ils Mrqis of West, istr, IC.G., has sentan il ditional donatihon of £200. to thle National Lifeboat Insti- tution. Seven thousand font' hundred and sevenlty-otto persons have been added to the constituentcy a rso ytent ileforrut Bill. Punch ...

... 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. ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONODEITS. All lctters intended for pvblieatlian must be accompanied by the namne a-l addraess of the w ri-cr,no net ne'cssuity fvrt publication, but for tihe inforiaatios of the Editor. CorreSpondcdits who set any special value sipote their com ma-nicatios must keep copies of thiem, as 7ee cannot utner. take to return unused contributions. I. S.-Twenty pounds. Fair 1l ay. ...

... Yesterday (Tuesday) Mr. Coroner Whiston held an in- quest on the body of Ellen Bennett, a woman between thirty and forty yeats of age, who met with her death under the following oircumstancese The unfortunate deceased has of late been noticed to show signs of insanity, but not so as to create suspicion of attempting to take awvay her life, On Monday afternoon she was seen walking on the ...

... BIRMINGHAM PROTESTANP ASSOCIATION. MR. J. T. HOLDEN AGAIN. Last evening, a lecture on 'Tilo Irish Church Was delivere l in the Temperance ali, Temple Street, by the Rev. ludward Norman, Vicar of Drisane, County Cork. Thoe lcturo wao ander the auspices of the Birmingham Protestant )Lssochtiofl 3tir. .i. T. lolden presided, and was accompanied oil the pletforisn by the Hon. an d Rcv. Crantham ...

... SOC1AL' SCIENNCE AASSIOCbATIOPT. Thbe :progratilne of airreigoetue~ [tfolr the Seoial ,Sc;ence ('otigress, which commences in this tevnll 01 WACenlesday u-eat, th e 30th instant, bi ...

... NC ISY PUBLIC MEETING AT WARWICK. on Thursday evening, a public meeting of tho burgesses of Warwick was held in the Corn Exchange, in that town, to hear a r in- lectre soen the Irish Church, by the Rev. Thomas Farthsing, of sugh1 Manchester. The proceedings were. singularly ludicrons, sand l15nt perhaps In Home respects almost unprecedented in the history of tings public meetings. The lecturer ...

... T'le gentlemen forming the Birmilnghaia Protestant Association are, we do not doubt, very sincere and well- meaning persons. W7e are grateful to theor for impressing on the public mind, at It time when it nceeds the lesson, the conviction that intolerance and persecution are not the exclusive property of the Church of Rlome, and that the bigotry against welich a P'rotestant nation las most ...

... On Friday, Mr. A. Brogden addressed a large and en- thusiastic meeting in the Public Hall, Wednesbury. Mr. T. S. Hatton presided, and in inteoducing the candidate, said that in Wednesbury there was a committee of about 100 persons-{applause)-in 'West Bromwich one of about 300 persons-(continued applause)-in Tipton a very large committee, and in Darlaston one of like proportion, in all about ...

... PROPOSED 'ITRADE SCHOOL FOR BIRMINGHAM. Trhe special Commit-tee appointed by thle Counocil of the Bir- mieagihm and Midland institute to promote the establishusent of a Trade Sclsool In Btirminighsam, called a meeting of the Diann- fecturers of tire town, to confer-on that subject, yesterday after- noon. 'rhe details of thre schesino were publisehed in tho Dailg o'c l o Joly Ci. Thre meeting ...