... DISTRICT _EWS. WyATS ALL, TusiloAiRn Or GUARDIANS AND THiE P11OPOearn AuirsuTrO 'To 'TilEWolrssriuei:,I-Ye!Slerilay, ?? meeting of ?? of Guardians wats held for tire purpses of conferring scith Mr. Nitcholls, rrclritect, tourhib'g that ropoisaed ?? to the~ W~rrt. house. Air. Coaens prcesidled; and there were also present Messrs. Creen, Strongltlisili, lHolden, J. Brewer, jun., ritepheos, ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, WOLVY~ERLAMPTON. F IRE A' THrE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY GOODS STATION.-At nine o'clock on Friday night, a large bottle of vitriol, on the deck of the Great Western Railway Goods Station, Herbert Street, caught fire, but the flames were extinguished before any of the surrounding property could be destroyed. The bottle was covered with twigs, and lying on the top of it was a quantity ...

... I The quarterly meeting of thle Borough Magistrates was held yesterday foreoecsN, in the Council Cic accbrr, Mloor Screat. The Meyor (Aldermant lioliasid) in thle Chicsr. ?? Sturge, Mfanton, ~oodirick, Avery, PhllpS W e. Holdy E. okyte, S. Buckley, J. D. Goodman, J. uiraicainl, ?? Vnder.sec orl. J 1sTCES RsoeT.-TlcA report of thle Visiting Jueticee Stated that the state of tle priso.,n ...

... LOCAL INTELLJTIGENCE.I COAL CoirssrTreE.-Tlhe forttnightlY meeting of this | committee was held in the Towii-hal ?? under the presidency ofM.AdranAby h fortigirtly report of thle borne tr'ade was 'rsntdb Mr. Pexton, Which sthowed that tire aritvals of coal from December 12th to 26th ?? to 23,850 tone. Of these, 8,725 ton were for domlestic an arfc turing puo-poees, and 15,125 tone for export ...

... T, b c ?flfni Atin-fritm _ (ESTABLISHED AZNO 1737.) is- BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1869. 'O LAST night the Ritualists were to have their t8 report, in reference to their present position and designs, ready for presentation to a public 0nmeeting in London. They undertook to say _ whether they should pursue their effeminate A and Papistical practices in a Protestant e. Church with which they ...

... THE YOUNG MAl4N OF TIHE DAYf. ri Do you not think that the young man of the pre- W. sent day is a very selfish ui'ovlv? If you don't, I do. You challenge me to the proof. You shall hare it. There's my son Toen, just turned twenty. le Ho is in a commercial house, and draws yearly oh;£50. Lives at home, has the run of a good house, his own room, and two servants to answer his ring. ?? breakfasts ...

... IPSWICH. Slatuwday, January 9, logfo. THE CHASE. The Suffolk Fox Hounds will meet This Day, January the the 9th, at Melford Hall, onMonday, the 11th, at Norton Dog; a on Thursday the 14th, at Bradley Fx. At 1045. t Lord Rendlesham's Fox Hounds will meet on Monday, January the ?? Hall; andon Friday,the 15th,at 1 Brundish Dog Inn. At 11 o'clock. a Lord Hastings' Fox Hounds will meet on Tuesday, ...

... TOTA L LOSS OF' A T'WO TIOU-SANJDlO-TO ESSL AN'N DUBLIN DatY. 'Iti speciatl correspondent ol' tie Irish Tiwes, Hriiing rrom Kibngstnolln oil Stlay etcaiWig, cci th ?? to tile loss ofti it Glenrc) it, says :- I 'lte flitll-rie-ged slip GlenoreltY, 2r00 tonsbartled, under hic tk itl Captainl 21jl ,,t froikl Ghlejln f (dl' , I)L,,>RI. ?? 13in,,b,,y, 111(lenl 16111 ra ,Iwav, ir,,m mlid~ votis, ?? ...

... I THE WESTERN PARK, HILLEEAD. A notice appears in our advertising columns to-day regarding the intended formation of a new suburb in the Hillhead district by the opening up, for build- ing purposes, of that fine property on both sides of the Kelvin, immediately to the west of the bridge on the Great Western Road. The locality is already a favourite one for residence, and is yearly becoming ...

... , THE CONFERENCE. The Dailor ATews remarks that until Greece can -withdraw her action from European cognizance, it is to little purpose that her Government withdraws from this Conference. If the Powers are only unanimous in their determination to prevent the disturbance of the peace by either party, they can do so, and it is their interest, as well as their duty, to avoid doing substantial ...

... SIR GEORGE BOWYER AND PRIMOGENITURE. To tde EDITOR of t//e PALL MALL GAZETTE, SIR,-Sir George Bowyer is displeased with my comments on his letter. Sir George stated that in France the conveyance of land was as easy and simple as that of movables. I remarked that the complaints of the expense and trouble of conveyances of land were loud in France. Sir George does not deny the existence of such ...

... MR. PEkBODYS BEFACTIONS. The benefactiona of Mr. George Peabody are far largr than generally supposed. The, following list (gold values) will display the remarkable facts; and tbis list does aot inolde the large sums he gave to further American interests in the great exhibition of 1851, nor otfer large sums he has given for inter- nationalbanquets and such purposes Dollars. To the poor of ...