... R{EPRESENTATION OF STAFFORD. Captain the Hon. Reginald Talbot has been selected as ever a colleague of Captain Salt, in the Conservative intereeit. w,,a s Dr. Kenealy, Q.C., has retired, hut the Liberal candidates call have an accessin in the person of Mr. Ed ward Jenkins, a ta harriater, and member of the Reform Club. Hoe has issued butl an address, the tenour of Which would show him to be an ...

... HARROW SPRI' HEt IN, . YESTJ9RDAY.*. SnELLNG STrEP~t.TdAS1E of 3 sovs each, Wih2 -ldd weotgi -for age;wnit be lid for 50 sore; selling allowanceos;abu two nowinner. to ?? Mr.T Bitti's Savannahs, ae,(. h ogine istbre U S M .list 215 (230.) K,,4, . ~, Danislh 2 Mr. ?? Brd laS tionecA ?? Bib .. J. Potter 0 Bottng: II to 4 ascet Pette0nee, IToU ?? and, Ito '2 agst Savannah '-'Pus trio carne over ...

... The Times says that the vote is a great triumph, not so much for the Ministers of the Crown as for the power of public opinion and the machinery of the Constitution. When we look back upon the history of this great question, it is impossible not to be impressed by the fact that the 3 English nation is above all things a self-governed people. The scandal we are now about to remove from our ...

... FPRINCE'S END, WuflT ?? u r,.v, -. , -rT PnlsA I~~rlsls m ?? tiAt). DROWNED WHILST BATHIJNU IN THE CANAL, - Oil Sunday evening, a miner, named James Viner, aged seventeen, was drowned In the canal whilst bathing. The deceased, who resided at GoldsR Green, stripped himself, with two othoas, while warm, and was almost immediately seized with cramp. 13A1:LY Cr.OSI~,-A meeting of drapers' ...

... THE NAILERS' STRIKE: In despite of all that has been done and said, this strike diags its slow leugth along, and, in appearance, is now uo. nearer the end than it was at the commensomeet, nearly seven weeks ago. No real efforts have been made to settle the matters in dispute by arbitration. The- men still show a determined front. the masters make no sign of Conoes- sion, and in the mncantime, ...

... -- -I L G A meeting was held in the Mlechanics' Institute, Bolton, on Friday evening, under the presidency of MIr. J. Barlow, ex-Mayor; Messrs. J. Crook, W. Taylor, Ferguson, the Rev. T.W. Handford, Joseph Mellor, ?? took partin the. proccedings. The League was represented by the Rev, S. Llfred Steinthal, the honorary secretary of thelanuchester branch. A branch of the League was formed, ...

... CORUk SPON DENCE. NOTICES TO C0ORRESPONDENTS. a(os-sndess who act any special value upon their cm-. MnUnicatioNs uul hMs, copies of them, as we e sosool unker. talc to return mse cosstrstutima Alt Utter internd for publfietison must be aceompanied b6 Ae name and address of the writer, not neeossacrily for publication, but for ?? infornsion of the Ecditotr. T. B., Droitwich.-Tusculum, State ...

... SUDGLEY. To THEs OWNERaS Coacl'oUNviyo orr RItVrns OF SMALL, HousPs AND O ER PltiiOPiLrV. - ?? LiATEI ASSENS-uI5ONT AND) COLLECTIONc Aur, 1869.- The vestry of this Parish have ordered that all the owners of dwvelling bouses (of at rateable value not exceeding;2£5.) sall;ll be rated to ccll futuso poor-rates, instead of the eoono- piers, according to the provisions of thle above-naimed Act. In ...

... A C Rl1N ESE FUNERAL. A tuhineso merchant, iiamed Ah Poy, having died at ,zan Francisco on the Ist of this month, and the roomns of his oluse being found too small to permit of the feneral sacriticial rites b)einig properly porformed, leave was obtained from the aujhorities of the city to cele- blate them on the side wvalk of the street. The cere- ?? tlhis Boleitiiised wvre not a little ...

... THE KBEDIVE INTERVIEWED. The special correspor leit in Egypt of the Daily Teegrarph (Mr. Edwar . )icoy) desclibes an interview which lie had with the Viceroy, at Gariro. The mionth being RamaklaD, Lis Islighless, contrary to his usual curtom, was niot snitkhiig. lie requested us to lie seated, and then coniver~edl with me in French for about half an hour on the state of Egypt and her re- ...

... .. THREE MIEN KILLBII.-SIX ShlilTOWULYINJUPWED. Yesterday, at cloven o'clock in the forenoon, a boviler exploded at the Britannia Wlorks, belonging to E-seers. Brereton and Co., at Bradlejy. The works are situated by I the aide of an'armn of the canal, and consist of theo old side I and the new side. The old cudb has eight furnaces and is lyar mill, and the new side has' live fsumacce and a, ...

... F114. woo. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1809. NEWS OF THE DAY. It is stated that the Prince of WArINs Will Visit Scarborough in Novemllber, -with the object of shooting over the Earl of LoNu1)]stiOiWotir]'.s latge estates in that neighbourbood. Arclhdeacon PitiorrM, in a letter to the 2'iee, gives ?? following clurt denllialI to the statement of Sir C. ]PuwNvIn, with reference to the late Bishop of ...