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... THE PONTIFF AND THE ENGLISH rRIESTROOD. ?? truuiij. The Tablet of Saturday gives an aecount of the reception of the English priesthood at the VaticaLn, on the 20th ult. 'rhe deputies were-the Very Rev. Dr. Fa: di Brane of the archdiocese, and Canons Denne, Jeffrieg, and the Rev. John Gibbons, of the diocese of Birmingham. They were accompanied by rearly all the English Catholic clergy now in ...
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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 ...
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... 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 ...
... MISCELLANEWUS, The Afusical Standard says that the Meyerbeer founda tion prize of Berlin has not been awarded this year, none of the competitors having displayed sufficient merit. A discovery of lost letters has just been made, which is of singular interest-nothing less curious than the saV- pressed correspondence of Charles the First with his fiiends on the eve of the battle of Naseby. On ...
... To the EDITORt of the DAILY POST. Sir,-There is an other side to the story told in your impression of Saturday relating to the compensation of officers in the Bankruptcy Court on its forthcoming aboli- tion. This I will now state, premising that I am a party interested; but, as I am known to you, I will ask yeu to tell your readers, should you publish my letter, as I trust you will, 'what ...
... 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 ...
... TO te EBarrOn of the DALY PoSE. Sir,-Wo mean to have a merry Christmas here at BIalvern, with our three days' holiday. In fact, we have begun already. There are crowds out in the streets to- night gazing at the magnificent show made at the butchers' shops, which are artistioally ornamented and splendidly illuminated, I think I have never seen, in this country at least, higher art displayed in ...
... 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 ...
... NOTICIKS TO CORRElSPONDENT. A. A. S. ?? Vi* t vnas theo tlat of the visits lnmrtieirr Wtest ilclmiwich. ?? Literally tranisate'l it means By business andl by vorsties uindaunted. Jury. A prieonor khuinot bo put on his trial at all if tha bill is ignored, by thwo (OrandJnry T1. O.-The liro at I tltones titubor Ymin, B1roadt Streot, ocourrel 27th May-, 181, W. ,1) Yardley.--If yon ...
... GOSSIP FIZOM PARIS. j -om onir own Cvm 1 PARIs, Wednesday. TIIE g1]r(1evonrrng maw of i Uris has had ample food diring the Veek. A regular bauquethas been served; the pints tic *R'sistanrce, the lkickshaws and dessert, have all been placed UponI the board by turns, and been sllovedl ' with the greatest complacency, the toughest morsels seenini)g to afford the most delight. In the way of ...