... Before the Coventry city magistrates, on Mon- day, a young man named William Wall was arummoned for threatening to shoot Laura Ship. -Mr. Homer stated that the parties had kept company together for two or three years. That acquaintance or courtship went on alI right until the defendant, who had been in the employment of the London and North-western Railway Com- pani, received for au offence ...

... STARVED. Year. Halfycar. Quartet. as Under Cover or by Post, Credit £0 19 0 £0 9 9 £0 6 0 Do. do., Paid la Advance 0 17 9 0 9 0 0 4 6 Delivered is Town, Credit 0 1d 0 0 0 3 0 4 9 Do. Paidia Adeanace1 0 lo 9 0 8 8 0 4 3 se 5ingle paper-cash 4d, credit 5d. m UssTAuPED. Year. ialfyear. Quarter. St Undo Co, c sc of car- srlaqe, Credit. £0 14 0 £0 7 3 £0 3 0 as Do. do,, Faicii Advance, 0 13 0 0 ...

... -u nnumvRHUy. Nov. 25.-So far mS RroPRT motm DEIIBYsliiit, Nov. 25.-So far as regards hi trade in Derbyshire, it is decidedly bettor than it has been, aR both at the iron works and the collieries. The greater part ti of the furnaces, from Eckington to the southern part of the S county, are in blast, so that there is now a very large output RI of iron. A considerable quantity of ironstone is ...

... WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1869. There are scarcely any two nations under the sun d whose representative individuals present such striking f, mental and physical contrasts as those of England and h Ireland. These peculiarities have been dwelt upon I so frequently by travellers and political writers that it would be unnecessary to recapitulate, or, even, to oOl attention to them here, were it not ...

... L- 0 9 ?e 0 n ir x y J. 0 le I- le le d 9 Is 9 's I .e 1. le Is .0 n d ir 0 1. 0 it e le I )f I r. !t n n ir I- T 0 1 y h La ie a TiE BIRMINGHAM SHOW has, as usual, brought some of our local agriculturalists into prominent notice. We observe the respected names of Sir JOHN H. CREWE and W. T. Cox, Esq., in the list of prize-takers, as breeders of cattle; as well as those of AaxwRorrT, NEWDIGATE ...

... MULTUM IN PAKVO4 On Monday the Nottingh-m toW n couudil rejected by a large majority a proposal to appoint a stipendiary magistrate for tht tboront4h. The Speaker lhs appointed the B ev. IHenry White, chaplain of the Chapel Royal, fdavoy, to be his chaplain, in succession to the Vee y ROe. Dr. Alerivale, Dean of Ely. Mr. T. B. Burcham, one of the m agiatzates at the Southwark police court, ...

... I I DEMONSTRATION AT ROSCOOMMON. (Fo om n 6eporter.) RoLcommon, Monday. A velarge ad inleta mig of landed pro. prietors tenant farmers, Pad others interested in the land question was held here this day for the ?? of passing resolutions on the subject of tenant-right, and of taking such other steps as might be considered advisable to secure a speedy settenment of this all- important matter. As ...

... CEN TAL AMNESTY COMTTEE. Ir, Irb _ I ?? .ie usual weekly meeting of this body was held last ?? at the Alexandra Buildings, Enstace street, Mr. L'J. O'SlsA, J.P., in the chair. The minntes of the former meeting having been read and confirmed, the honorary eecretary,, Mr. James O'Carrall, annoonced the receipt of several petitions. He also athounced the receipt of several subscrip- tions, ...

... I IMAFAIR DYFFRYN CLWYD. ER'S ysbaid o amser, y mae cryn ddadleu wedi bod ?? gan bwy y mae yr hawl i fod yn warcheid- wad y plwyf uchod. Y mae y ddadl rhwng Mr. Symmonds, o'r Hendre, a Mr. William Efyton Lloyd, o'r Graig. Yr oedd yr etholiad ar ddecbreu y ?? yn ffafr Mr. Symmonds; ond llwyddodd Mr. Lloyd i droi o'r neilidu rai o bleidleisiau Mr. ,Svmmonds; ac ar y ISfed o Dachwedd diweddaf, ...

... O PE OPENING OF THE SUEZ CANAL. (Fre thc speceial Crrcopondent of the Daileil/ NW.) Nov. 16, Night. fe ttaD& is Open. We were told so three times t'IO the most solemn way this afternoon, by Monsignor 5wilh the Enpress of !be Freneh, the Emperor of 35, the Crown Prince of Prussia, the Queen of Hot- d the lihedive and other scarcely less important wit- j2 It was a strange nnd sttiking bight. On ...

... I YASS DIEETINW OF MINERS AT DUDLEY.. Yltteiday finritlg, a ?? meeting of miners waS hold, ,ift(r two ie ijoinilnii tii, on teil waste land ini Pobttr's Fields, Dudley. There wero about .00 men and boys pro- bC st, by far i i largeir iiuinkcer beilig thin-coal millor3. After m Chsi i hsii n l had been elected, Ir. Brittenimiiteii thie lau( to saig a stare or two of the old tune. Upon tils, an ...

... Tl'e annual business meeting of this society was held in the Crownu Hoteli George Square, yesterday afternoon-the Lord Provost presiding. Me William Burns, writer, was unanimously appointedPresident, and Mr Alexander Watt Vice-President, for the en- suing year. Mr Burns intimated that on another occasion he would biiog forward a motion to the effect that no president should hold the office for ...