... HOMIEO PATHIC HOSPITAL. The annual meeting of the subscribers to the H1omro- pathic Hospital owas held yesterday, at the Priory Rooms, Upper Priory. The Mayor (Alderman Holland) pro- sided ; and there were present-Mesrs. R. L. Chance, It. MIartineau, Josiah Mason, B. Hudson, J. Cadbury, B. H. Cadbury, A. Flint, B. Impey, H. Christian, B. W. Thomas, C. Corfield, E. L. Tyndall, Dr. Gibbs Blake, ...

... MR. BRIGHT AT THE FISETMONGFRS' DINNER. In the coures of thoe s310peees at the dinner on Thursday, to liar Msajesty's Iltilnfllere, the Choairiana proposed, 11Tim Trade Boll Conterser of thle United Kingdom followed. in proposing this toast the Prime W~arden said :As we ?? honoured to-day by tho preseence of the pioneer of all Liberal sucaruree, who is now the President of the Beard of TrodW- ...

... GRE AT STORM IN WALES. SERIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPBRTY. The effects of the heavy gales and high tides which visited the West Coast of Wales, on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday last, have been much more serious in their results than was at first anticipated. At Aberystwyth, on Sunday night, the Queen's ?? was rendered almost a complete wreck from the combined effects of the storm of wind and.rain, all ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Aull etfters 4tended for publictio must be aco paaied bY the name mnd address of te, miter, not ?? tor puilicaion, but for the ?? of the Estos. Correspondents who Set any pidal vatue upon their comt ?? must keep copies of them, as we cannot under. take o sctr unused contibutioa. J. H., Handsworth.-No. T. M.-Suo him in the County Coirt. 1W. W.-Mr. Peabody has ...

... - NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Watch Maker.-Yes. , . '-We believe not. E. W.-We think the injured person could recover E compensation. r Weaver, Stourport.-There may be such a treatise; but t we dlo not know it. Five Years Subscriber.-The debt is barred by the Statute of Limitations. L. I suggests a town's mrncting to petition for the repeal of the ratepaying clauses of the Reform ...

... TAMWORTH El LECTION PETITION. I Jill our 55135 llilisiiel.) ~al TAMIwOnv~i, Saturday. ]iO Theo evidence in this case was resumed this morning, 20)( before Mr. justice Willes. The Hail was cvr01 'O0r0 cr-owded than on thle previous days ;, and, as thle ease l approaches e oneltsison, the excitement of tile poplatlltionS to secenc to increase in intensity. lii On, the Opening of the Court this ...

... COMPLAINT AGAINST THE CHAIRKMAN. The usual monthly mceting of this Board was 1eld. yesterday, Dir, Joseph Collins presiding. The mortality returns were read, and showed that the death-rate was per thousand, Attention having been called to the dengerous nature of the road near the bronch Horn, which bsed become narro wed in consequence of mining operations being carried on by Mr. Aston and Mr. ...

... i BISHIOP ULLATHORNE ON FENIANISM. The Right Rev. Dr. Ullathorne, the Roman Catholic bishop, has just issued A Pastoral Letter on Fenianism, d to the Catholics of Birmingham. The letter is addressed chiefly to the Irish Roman Catholics resident in the Mid- lnd district. The following are the more important a passages of Dr. Ullathorne's communication :_ ,You are not ignorant, my brethren, ...

... CHIPPING NORTON TWEEDS. The success of any special industry ought always to bo a subjct of congratulation In the locality in which that success is achlev~d. It is, therefore, with urore than ordilary pleasure that we call attention to the pjublic recognitions which our spiritod, enter- prising townsmen,; Messrs. W. ?? and Son, have received from time to tierie e varione Exhibitione which have ...

... BANQUET TO HER MAJESTY'S UINISTE ItS. [BY ELECTIM0 TEL1t,011APILI Yesterday, the Fishmongers, wVho, in dispesn ~ecvchsi talistics of the Motcopoiis, dielseargo with unrivalled munificence on behalf of the Liberal party tile functionsa which the Merchant Taylors' Company rdces for the Conservatives, gave a grand banq-fuet to her Majesty'si Minstletrs, whIch1 was attsended by one of the hurgest ...

... - ?? DUDLEY. NI TIIE COUNCIL AND T1ll: CAB AND CAR PROPsms OrS, ti -It appears that when the cab and car proprietors in the tl borough-dissatisfied with the regulations issued by the it Council-threatened to withdraw their vehicles from the ft public stands, they meant exactly what they said, Onlyst one oxr two cabs, with the exception of those at the rail- ci way stations, ply for hire ...

... The uusal quarterly meeting of the above-named body was held yesterday, at the Guildhali, the Mayor (Mr. J. T Hildich) presiding. Accounts to the following amounts were ordered to be paid :-Borough fund, £1,586. 8s. d10; Burial Board aceount, £123. is. ld. Free Library I account, £44. Is. 3d. The Clerc asked if any gentleman wished to pot any quetostw rerferen to certain artin wrics w ihad ...