... STRATFORD-ON- AVON RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the sharelsolders of this undertaking was held yesterday, in the Town HaU, Strat- ford-on-Avon. Mr. Richard Greaves, chairman of direc- tors, presided ; a small number of shareholders only were present. The report has already been published. The Chairman made a few remarks explanatory of the increase of capital which had arisen from their ...

... LEAMINGTON. Tna VAGRANCY QoasvIoN.-EOUABLOEGIENI' OF A ILNDeICITY SocsTrrv.-A public mooting, convened by the Rev. T. 3, lyhitchurst, Chairman of the Warwick Boird of Guardians, was held on Tuesday afternoon, in the Board Room, at the Town Hall, for tied purposo of discuss- ingthc subject of vagranoy, andadopting soens moans for the effectual supprcssion of the scaus in this district. Tho Lev. ...

... LATEST NEWSW IREVhS'S TEI.EURAMR| . TURKEY AND GREECE. BERLIN, JANUARY 30 (Evening.) The .Wcw Prusssian (C{esas) Gazette of this evening announces that a telegram has been received from Paris, according to -which the Greek Cabinet has yielded to the decision of the Conference, ATHENS, JANUARY 28. The declaration of the Conference was delivered to the Government by M. de Baudi, the French ...

... fRECUTRR'S TELEURAflS. I THE CONFERENCLE MAIRSEILL}ES, FEBRUARY 15.q Count Charles Waleseski arrived here at eleven o'cleck this morning. PARlIS, FBIRnUAstY 15. The Opficial Josarl of this evening says that Count Walewski is expected in Panris to-morrow. AccordiWg to the F'rance. the Conference wiU meet either on Wednesday or Thursday next, to receive the cons- myujnication of the reply of ...

... N E WS. LATEST IREUTHER'S TELIOCIOUMr.I I THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES. ALEXANDRIA, FmERUARl 33. Their Royal igth iness athd Prince oan ?? Wales ands suite arrived hero a 7.15 this morning, discmbarkel sat Railway Wharf, and proceeded at mid-day for Cairo, accompanied by the Viceroy's son, Cherip Peash, and OOolonel Stanton. THE REVOLT IN ALGERIA. PARIS, FFRUARU 1 (Evening). The telegram ...

... 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 ...

... BEACON HILL-A BLACK OOUNTRY S~KETC11. One (if the nost iterecsting Spots i n tire Black CorIritry is Becaicon till, anti yet very few 3lack e e Country visitors take tile opportuniity to Climib its Saim- rIit. I t is not only a natural obsorvattory, from wincllh D can be seen thle ?? of tre wfeird Slaiiwlflianll of South tl Statfordahire, on which account alonle it is Well Worth visiting, but ...

... THE NEW ZEALAND M.ASSACRES. The letters and pare received from Now Zealand vias Panama, put us in nil possession of full details of the massacre at Poverty Bay and subsequent events. The story of the massacre, the Timoes' Wellington correspondent says, is necessarily a confused one A party of mounted rebels, of whom it is believed To Kooti himself was one, and numbering probably from twenty ...

... CAMP BILL UNITED PRESBYTERIAN: cau1tad. The ceremony of placing the memorial stone of the neow chapel, belonging to the United Presbyterian Church, at Cam Hill, took place yesterday a n A nuter of friends assembled to wvitness the proceedings, and among others, woe e the Revil. James MtKerrow, pastor oenew church,. H VT. Dale, Charles Vinoe, Dr. M enzicom Professor Barker(Sjlring Hill College) ...

... Mr. Dowas, Q. C. (Liberal) has been declared duly elected for Londonderry. The question of costs is reserved, The evidence for the prosecution in the Convent Scandal case was closed ygsterday; and in the after- noon Mr. HAWKINS conmmenced his address for the defence. Much anxiety prevails as to the fate of a consider- able portion of the crew of the Calcutta. 'The vessel, while on her way with ...

... WOLVERIHAMPTON. Timr CEMETERY COMPANY.-The annual meeting of the Wolverhampton Cemetery Company was held at the Swan Hotel, on Thursday; Mr. Sidney Cartwright (the chair- nman) preoiding. The repnrt 5ntbed that the profits of the year amounted to£595. (s. 7d. The directors, therefore, re- Zcommended the declaration of a dividend of 3s. per share towards the arrears of dividend, and 5s. per ...

... LEAMIN GTON. THe CiAME LAWS.-Yesterday, at the Town Hall, before Messrs. . Wheler, J. Mlachen, and J. Panton Gubbins, John Compton, of Spring Field Street, was charged with the possession of ten rabbits and trespassing on land. A similar information was laid against a young man named Harris. Mr. Overehl appeared for the de- fendanits, Vho were met in Lower Bedford Street, with the rabbits in ...