... *1111' ABiERG;l:ELE ACCIL)DENT. -m , 1, t Ibo l.t |: 1.lo lA tpy S-ooionP, ?? J, a.ol Lo o I no.tii, !to E., T-p §.t.t1n 0u0lig 2100n, , 1ohblw~l t.rlc !it..otro tt Sipootor r~% Ml-r0, WV. Joupe%, and IV, kit, o p itet L s1 tL.-Y. IL. ~oith I'o. . 1:;I ?? p.Vril of b: lla,. ?? ?? : . 001 !iII tit 3 printljd kcvp cortoin to~oo L .ol a! 1. ::1. to.- ?? toll !ono. l to etcrctfO Up ooalO.Oo ...

... To the EDITOR of the BnbWmNaoW[AM DAILY Pos. Sir,-The meeting at Northampton was a very great success, both in point of sport and attendance; and at times people were disposed to forget the cold in the excite- ment created by the racing, bly suspicions that The Duke of Beanfort was not quite up to the mark were confirmed by the pen being put through his name on Saturday morning, when a new ...

... STAFFORD ELECTION -PETITIONS. IiF2 om our owns Repiorter..] 13T.&FoRD, Thursday. The trial -of the petition 'pr'seented against the retarin of Mr. HI. D. Poshin, the Liberal member forlitafford, was reseamed this morning beffore Mr. 'Justice Blackburn. There is also a crass petition -by Mr. Rt. 0. Chawnier, the defeated Liberal candidate, against-Colonel. Mellor, the sitting Coneervative ...

... 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 ...

... CORnUPONWNCIL NOTICES TO tRIE IPONDENT. IUM A4ie Wededjforpubfcatn must be accompanied by ?? na sen addyres of ghe t:reter, not nece'ssly too pubication, but for ?? ?? of the Editor. Coo'7tadeuij who sa any ?? Vattc UPOU ther com. Muni4ations mt keep copies of thep a e n U take to Btn ?? utio 'U n T. Biddlestone, Smethwick.-Yeg, W. T.-The agreement was not binding Daily Subscriber.-The ...

... WORKHOUSE TRAINING FOR GIRLS. To the EDITORn of the DALLY PosT. Sir,-That which An Old Guardian' tells its in your Thursday's impression, of five of our workhouse girls being found living in a house of ill-fame, is very terrible, and no less terrible than true. True in Birmingham, and true even to a greater extent elsewhere, for the Guardians of a London Union once investigated the after ...

... LATEST NENws.i IRE Tn'F' TELGRORAD.I TIE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WVALES, VILDBAD, Atuc'usr 4. The Princess and Princess of Wales and their chiljdren, attended by the lion. Mrs. Hardingo, (one- ral KRily8s, and Colonel Grey, left Darmstadt at half- past two yesterday afternoon and reached here at hzalf.past seven. The Prinuess looked pale ind d ather fatigued with her journey. THE HEALTH OF TOlE ...

... As might be expected, some of the London papers- 'especially those which affect to represent the upper -classes -do not approve of Mr. Bright's letter; its plain. -ness and sincetity are too much for their delicate sense of propriety. The Times is of opinion that there is ground for confi- dence that a successful result of the present crisis cannot ,be endangered even by the resentment ...

... THE CENTRAL CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURES. [From our loud.. kpoflhnJ Thi usual monthly meeting of the Councilof tho Central Chbanber of Agriculture was held yesterday, in the large room at the Salisbury Hotel, Fleet Street. Mr. C. S. .Ileed, ALP., occupied the chair. Amongst those present were Mr. J. A. Clarke (secretary) read the minutes of the pre- ceding meeting, and ?? Charles Clay (treasurer) ...

... 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. ...

... DISTRIOT NEWS. V.'OLVEtRIAMI'TON Thun IfOSPrAL -Yesterday, at tile USUal Wroirly M001llog Of the Bctaid of Govertia., itf the South S affordshire tiospitail, thle usual repost show,!d that t te patients in tho warids.oo tronistsbrr 86.; that. Odouig tie ?? I2eeceer and S ordinary caasesbal been received sod ats usany 71csreO,.wis It asualtkie and b9 ticket cases lied been lresatsd as out ...