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... THEN NIW OUT-Ph.TZIDT DEPARTMENT, The annual nieeting of the subscribers to and friends of the Children's Hosp-ital Was hield in thle waiting room of the nre' olitt'patit5t dloitirtutiect, Steelbonse Lain), yes terdoly niorstig ;the Earl of Dudley presiding. The IlONOttAttX SV.CIZEI`ttY (Mrl. C. B. Miathews) said letters Uf spolog0y had been received from the Earl of Dart- maouth, the Elarl of ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM LIBERAL ELECTION ACCOUNT8. In compliance with the law affecting Parliamentary elec- tions, Mr. H. Hawkles, the Liberal agent in the recent borough election, handed in to the Town Clerk a state- ment in detail of the expenditure incurred in this contest. Althowgh the struggle commenced several months before Parliament expired, and although the Liberals were heavily hampered by ...

... BIRMINGHAM YOUNG MEN'S IMPROVE- MENT smlliff. ANNUAL dl aniTING. The fourteenth annual meeting and tea party of the above society was held last evening in tie Priory Hoome, Upper Priory. Mr. H. Holland (NMayor) presided, and there was a very large attendance, including Mr. George Dixon, Alderman Manton, a -d Messrs. G. Jabet, J. S Wright, It. Payton, E. Watson (prenidelut), J. Erimonds (lion. ...

... I COLLECTIONS ON SUNDAY. Onl Sunday last, collections were made in the churches and chapels of Wolverhampton and neighbouring towns on behalf of the South Staffordabiro Hospital. The following anmounts have been reported:- St. Mark's Chutch, Wolverhampton ?? £55 3 3 Snow lill CongregationalChu-rch and Stations 30 15 4 Roman Catholic Chiurch, North Street ?? 10 7 Waterloo Road Baptist Chapl .7 ...

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... THE BILSTON COMMISSIONEM . The usual monthly meeting of the Bilston Commis- sioners was held yesterday, at the offices of the Board, Swan Bank, Bilston. There were present Messrs. Hattoen (chairman), Rendrick, Bow, Butler, Frost, S. Thompson, Gossling, Rogers, and James Thompson.-Mlr. James Thompson stated, in reference to the overdrawn balance of the Treasurer, that Mr. Pugh had suggested ...

... 'IBIRMINGHAM SERVANTS' IIOME AND TRAINING SCHOOL, The annual meeting of the Birmingham Servants' Homc and Training School was held yesterday, at the rooms of the Institution, Broad Street. The Rev. Dr. Wilkinson preaided, and there were also present Mr. J. D. Goodman, the R'ev. Charles Mareon, and a number of ladies. The report, which was read by Mr. GOODMAN, stated in reference to the Home, ...

... THE MARQUIS OF HARTING- TON'S CANDIDATURE FOR RADNORSIIIRE. The Marquis of TIartington, Postmiaster-Genera], has already addressed several meetings, at which he baa been enthutsiastically received. At ...

... CORRESPONDlENCEI, BOOTLE. TO TEO EDITORS OF 0TUE hiVERPOO- MlOUET. Gentleosen,-In your paper of Mouyday'1ft a pcrgaO calling hsimself A tiufferer writes in ?? igesoranco of fasts lie Speaks of e ...

... TO OORRBSPONDINTS. We sennoti undertake to return communleatlone of whilob re do not avail ourselves. Oou munroatoima should altways be legibly written tn inis nd on one t ia qf the ?? Ontip leugth in ...

... I The number of wrecks reported last wveeklwss 10i making for the past year a total of 2508. he Indiantroopship Crocodile,Captsin Watson, arrived at Spithead on Monday night with troo ...