... !aN tSU bl AEING, OF DUDLEY XMIING ITSTITUTIL COMPULORY DPWR40 OF? MINES. itesterday, the' fifth annual meeting of the members of thfe outh Staffordhbire ?? Institute of; Mining BuInter. -was 'held' in the Musumn- of'the. Dudley:4d Midlead Geological ;1ciat, Meehisics'-lati.. iuo Dndley. i i i the unaveidablo' aba ben of the retiring president (Mr. Cookseh), Mr. John Fibld was ceoted!6eidr- ...

... ?? o , ?? ?? -~ ; .. ,, I-l1, 7. .; .. A. ~~ ,. 7. I NOTIEO TO CORBR1PONDM4DRB. 0. -W., Blaeal.-Four..' - ?? , , W. T.,Proepet Bowv we believe. 'iDa~ily fbsriber, -Wo do not remember. E. can claim a deduction of £60. from his income ofi A. T.-lr tn nbit I as enot adin r oaths. * W. T.-Th4 iniomo ei for 1w ar t dipon bitha pound. . . : - he JI!T. B. L.h-lt is eiitoughfoonvoo the ...

... THI!. LOK-,>;OUT OJ -AND BOLT , ;f . X .0 i Ag K ER S. - M - .G A- uti LOAN E.:- sologham, wegheld in the ardo ?? Shoulder of Mutton Inu SPDII name; Mt. Wright In the chalr.' Owing to thef Yeaterda6y afternoon a. meeting of operativeQ, bolt, nut, Inclemency of the' we ather nd a. a1zdersnding Coi- cerning the place -f aeeating, the attendanct was not so lge r was exped. -In opening the ...

... THE TRADES UlION CONGRESS AT -NOT- TINGi[Aal. - - 11 ' T- H 'iD Y.S r1PM u otw m rfport or.] The Congress reaiissetbledl yesterday fnorning, at tht Meehanies' aiel, Nottingham; Mr. Loatherlhd (Notting. am~w) prsieling 'h.r ' TRAzD1 1h108 oxi WOasinI. Ir. Ricklig th6 secretary,, reiad the flowing eer, whioh had been forwaded fo ma' Sir,-I ventur eyepofiy nd with i ...

... I O1: O D . Jf ?? ?? [ NOTI0SE1 TO: '-)ORUONDZM CorrPoncfest. toA sit aii9p vet he Upon uheir oe. mutdcaiicosu~m ~ A opis ofo the~ 4caunot unader. ?? to retur7 tcdn nwri, ti : : the nae and addres of the ,rartr, 7not necesaril lot' p ublica*on, but for the inl ioos of the Editor. S. H., PriecaEncL-Ye. : .: - M. B.`-Wrife to theeoaidautorm of the'pa-p. L. Y.R. 1-{l) Thb dAys; (2) eYe, ...

... THE CONFESSIONAL IN -AUSTRIA . on christmas Day, says the Vienns correspondent of ' the Timer, the Linze 2agespost published a letter, signed Maria Dunziager, which hbs excited considerable sen- sation, and promisoa to become the subjeot of a caget cekbre of far-reahlilng effects The letter is as follows *- My daughter Anne, 20yearsold, was iptolalt autumn' amodest aheerful girl, s sldlful ...

... P 7; -L NEW, & .S. E L l M inxi AUSTsLu.-The neit malls for Australiae wlI he denpathhed from London' as follows TIlw SEouth. on th morning of Thursdaj the 18hi' Jauary. erlndisi; on, theevening of Frlidy, te 2Nth Ja~nIuQA.7 -, r VCUNf o M- following letter has been- ?? ?? beg you will fvour mae with 4 smenl spaeo InYoUr coiU-nB to acZilt'thC ?? that - prpsio, is on foot In Germany to ?? ...

... * [SPECIAL TZLEGIEAi.] A crowded public meeting was held last evening, at the Guild- liaU, Worcester, to discuss the objects of the Workmen's Peace j Association. The placard announcng the meeting said, It would be shown how taxation might be reduced, the food of the people cheapened, and millions of lives and millions of money eaved. Alderman Joseph Wood presided. Mr. Councilior Larkworthy ...

... Last evening a meeting was held in the schoolrooms connected with the Now Jerusalem Church, Church Street, Summer Lane, for the purpose of forming a branch of the League for St. George's Ward. The. chair was occupied by Mr. Rinks. Ur. J. S. Wright had been on- . nounced to preside, but in consequence of the death of bi partner he Wadi he would rather not take the ahair, and retired from the ...

... -1, r - 1, . 424 . I RW S _Rontes closed at. or lie. wNj1 *, o.Ri't,-'. '7 3.7n 1 (Eveningi, b 'toda jb't , ?? Wonda Assembly, the udv1{ ,a ?? o rowv msaterial was re- Itt.. ~ &t t .'hee Conciliation party S P1 nthtie, of the new taxes as a @p 9 , ~ whioh tha Chamber 'weul^ 3 v d ausspv~e ~~imtt~examined the tarift iA. J-i rt^-ersP sobet ~ th. Lzft, then proposed to Ar. UR )O:ition of duties ...

... i THE BISHOP. OCLEWANS ANDTHE any : - ' . iAADEMY.. 'Nonsigiloi Dupail6ap's`ipeeoh In opposition to: the' election of W. LTAr is published in the Gazeutte deFPrawe. ,The bishop bins by sayliig tbat. he h' a high personal' 6eteem. for M. LittrA who, indeed, is, made almost the' type of ai vantbyhsindastry- hisprofoundlearning, his' fearless love of truth. But the bishop adds that the phiilo ...

... ' lAA'T4EA1§3¶ALkL TRIUPO.' CAMBRIDGM HONOU3S: WSr. The folloavng list of mathematical honour's at caw bridge -as published yeatenry, the names of the Wranglers being vead out a=cording. to. ustom. There are 42- Wranglers, 4k Senior Optimas, and 42 Junoi Optimeo, In addition tW five who have obtained ffgrots degrees. Last. yean there were 38, Wranglers,. 29 Senior Uptime, and 33 Junior Optimes ...