... be The monthly meeting of this Board was held on Thursday *m evening, when the members present were Messrs. Fowkes p- chati'an), Sale, T. Roe, jum., Thompson, Williamson, Id ee e, Cole, Wood, G. Fletcher, jun., and W. Bem- ey rose, jun. ht The minutes of the Finance and Sanitary Committees nt were confirmed without comment. Id THE EPLOODING OF NORMANTON O AD. or The Surveyor presented a report ...

... I jaitsi IntfIlioturtf The Vienna correspondent of the Manchater Guardias states that during the visit of the Emperor of Germany to St. Petersburg, a convention was agreed to, in virtue of which Germanyundertakes not to interfere with Rusaias designs in the East, and Russia undertakes to remain neutral in the. event of another war between France and Germany. The St. Petersburg journals are ...

... tre- DUFFIELD. )re On Monday last, a robin's nest containing three eggsý was a found in a truck of coal belonging to Mr. Mosley, coal I ,as merchant. MILLER'S GREEN. v er READING Rooma.-On Wednesday last the annual tea ly. meeting was held in connection with the above society. After tea a miscellaneous entertainment was given, consist- a *ing of songs, readings, and recitations, .which gave ...

... At the meeting of the Board of Guardians held at Shard- we 1 low, on Minday, the 18th inst., there were present 18 the Guardians, Mr. Hyatt (in the chair), the Revs. B. H. Brad- the shaw and Jno. Wadham, and Messrs. Tomlinson, W. thos. Bennett, S. Bennett, Goodwin, Atwood, Jno. Smith, Piggin, Pyre, Chappell, Salsbury, Moore, Canner, Sims, Joyce, and and Joseph B. Smith. of E A letter was read ...

... .. . ., - I . It ?? _ _M-. be At a meeting of the Board of Guardians held on Monday, I d- the 6th inst., there were present 27 Guardians:-Mr. Hyatt I's in the chair, the Revs. H. H. Bradshaw, John Wadham, J. p- S. Holden, F. Atkinson, T. W. Bury, and Messrs. Sims, s i- Harrison, Pearson; Goodwin, Brindley, J. H. Smith, Jno. id Smith, Canner, Cowley, Ryley, Piggin, Robson, S. Bennett, id ...

... TIlE DAR{WINS AT $YDNOPE HALL. TO TiHE EDITOR~il Of TIME I)tilY MElsOUttY. of Slit-III Your paper' of hint, wick youl reprinted an articlo tio ill onl Sydtilopo Iloall Liina tilie. Jiata /ln~rliWith men- W r l ion of aI so-eidllid boar hunt, lit, took place there mniiy do )r 3e' oin tigo. But few ?? of tlt lines on that. suijlijsct Were phi ei'or VI i'iollt (lntil werie printed), hat its I ...

... ILITCCIURClI LOCAL BOARD. I1J.X V11 U .iLt~.L ?? ?? The montilly niciting of ?? Beard was held on Thurs- s day, dir. ;I. E:at wi si ttd iith elan; there being also present MLessis. sta. ?? ?? juui., IBilliuge, Rtagg, l1ce. W. Beun- rose, and E. Thlilpso. I 'rim Cll.L.ECTOliS' SALAIY. O Oil fh! I rleding it tl;,, tliiilite-. of tie Finance Comumittee, I it appirii'd I thlt ithey 'Out .1id i ...

... HOUSE SEWAGE AS A SAFE AND MOST VALUABLE FERTILI$ER. le is 1o a d LB ~o )r 7, .2 10 t. .0 1, lo it t. We is 10 n d y y I- n 1. A S. d le 10 So many letters have reached us asking so earnestly for our opinion whether the use of house sewage is likely to produce disease either in man or animal partaking of the crop to which it is applied ? that we insert this answer to all our querists thus ...

... - xattot 3nidlifft-act. I(BY ECTRIC THLBOkaPsi). THE WEST RIDING ELECTION TuEsrAY Lord F. Cavendish was nominated at Bradford thi5 ; morning by Mr. Matthew Wilson, and seconded by Sir I Titus Salt. No other candidate being proposed Lord Frederick was declared duly elected. _ EXECUTION OF AN IRISH MURDEREUj. TUEasimy Thomas Hartley Montgomery, the murdererof Glasst r Newton Stewart, Ireland, ...

... joal gopits. Taa THIRTEENTH ANNuAL ExBInmoN of the Derby- cb shire Agricultural Society promises to be fully equal fe to any previous show, and will in every way be descry- ing of public patronage. An entry of one hnndred and 3 fifty head of cattle, one hundred and fourteen horses, and two hundred and eighty sheep, is sufficient a guarantee of the lively interest taken in the show by aR the ...

... The polling in the Manchestor School Board election took k place on Wednesday. Two Roman. Catholic candidates P: head the poll, Mr. Herbert Birley, a Churchman, chairman of the late Board, stands third, another Roman Catholic fourth, six Churchmen follow, and five insectariane have been retained lowest on the poll, making 15 in all. The six rejected candidates sre two unesoctarians, two Wcs ...

... | The strenuous exertions of the Conservatives of pri. East Staffordshire have been rewarded by a victory a Th decisive as any which the Tories have yet gained. thi. The fight was a fair one. Tory against Radical-ma the principles of religion, loyalty, and order in Eng- land against the principles of irreligious education, disaffection to the Throne, and incessant agitation. h Mr. ALLSOPP won ...