... i ~WOLVERgHAMPTONxL ! In the neticeo of subscriptions to the South St~fordshiro Hospital, published in Wednesday's Post, thb amnounte given by the .eorkmen of Messrs. R ea d Son was printed as X3. 5s. instead of £5. 5s. I WnRnOuIjNeG A: SomEY's MoNEY.-Yesterday, at the Wolverhainpton Police Court,l Robert Mack was charged with refusing to pay over the balanoe of an account due by him to the ...

... [ILET9 TO O.O F,WT I,21o h -ne Wa Icl4 In heI- Council Ohmber, Pubi Ofiace, to tormna committ toaist in rdalnluifunds to Wa~d finthe' restoration of Warwick Castle,. G1G~rS6D .npreakMPed jx dedth derwiere als~pr.II thr Esedley Wilmot, Mesqrs' O.k M , t IWilliam I'Jae O . gatoljw Thoma , very, lmug Rylaud, ~~ .ir W.Harson, Leaugtol; S. - Llo yd, .,T. Lloyd, E . Botghton, eT 0. S. jynnefruey, ...

... -. MSCELANOUB. ' Nothing ha yet been settled ad to the ucoeusson- to Sir2 James Hope at ?Portsouth. M - f 3eerge braikehn according to the Athteur%, has in preparalion tinat lraphy. Fantaslo,'~ a new opera by Offeu~soh, will be produced, at the, Operacmiqu, Pr, In a few dys. ?? ~projecto ehrec another Grand Opera Houne in Brlin. 'i afloat, the capital to be raied in sares, MrS. Joseph Batten ...

... ?TAL i?QitT. 0o R,. . ?? ccce- a u-- .,tf187LJ { RMCA~ In: r~e h the :ohbrmics1trede -thee ha*been ?? gr*dul ?? pricesi 4hopghout the ya.: Mtnulao tt.i~ere ic 6th moat Jpart hve ben fe oifl taioos afiia g to~ acouaderabm e tjent agsgedforiwar- Hn4 cn atinptior. tyl never so .large, norwere eports more -sa Isfaetieroy ...

... ENTRIES kOR TfE ERDINOTON PLATF, Alice Lee, B yrs Saueabox, 6 yrs : Bruce, 5 yrs Adam Bode, aged Purlbrook, aged Squire, aged Excelsior, aged Iaaso Walton, l Tra Scota Grey, aged Guy Favrkes, 6 yre La Martinfldre, 6 yra Phltosopher, aged Phoubus, aged Tru6Blue,.aged Briek, aged Garde Civique, 5 yin Thalasslus, aged Vivandiere, aged The Dybbol, aged Charlie, aged : Broadlea, 6 yre Royal Lad 5 ...

... ELECT1I1O INTELLIGENCI. !.NOnT't NoTr.. lt is now very probable that only two candidates will go to the poll.for.this division-namely, Mr. A. Layooclr, of Wiseton Ball (Liberal), and the Hon. G. . U, Monckton, Eon of. Lord Galvwy (Conservative), Mr. (. Neville, of Thorney who had issued an'address in the Liberalinterest havi it is said, retired. The contesatonsequently-wil I doubtlesai be ver ...

... LATEST' NEWS I 14AVEK: FRANC' VERSAILLES, JAsvary 13. The onmihee nte AOuinfy be ihtinui have de. cidd tat 4ioldlere-not knowing 1o wtoe P oirvite at the aezpirsator of the flrst-yesi of their service shall re. tiain 2ithe aarvijeuntil they ecquhi6 that l1owl, Tlhe Comminttee of the DBudgeti hias declared in favour of the es labrnsh nt'ef an annual s inling fhidtothe aaiouuit tf ...

... GENERAL N E WS. i ?? ., * PainFS ASS0OIATIOS TELXR'AMS.1 -'ELECT1ON -NEWS. ?? ?? >Roier Ieidt of Oxford, ari4 at' WielRi yesbiday.: Hleanpnounced him~elf as a caudned~te fo~r ?? BRwgbs, nin' opposition to Mr. Pender, and, &fteiwardso iddressbd a Inrge ndeinlg. U !1[Mr.'Beid is tot orf O>xforJY > Reid is the prnoipil[ piroprietor 'of nn extensiv'ebrowinng irnn 'in Lojdo'n,. anod nn'tie'eof ...

... ]IINGHAME T-BOkRD OF : GUARDIANS. 'Ihe fortnightly meeting of the Board was held at the paOihoffices, yesterday; M. Thomasou, the chairmn, presidfng. PTIIODICAJ wOR THEg WORnounSE 1NMjas.- letter from Mr. Wiley was read, in which he oferad to place alarge quantity of newspapers, peitodlcals, pctures, ., at the disposal of the Guardians for the use of the Wokhouse chidien.m-Mr. BARROW moved ...

... GENERAL NE'SvJ. >, he ?? a iinto teaesen ~ Pat ~y~at erh~AU Mh U-AW terertlsoate a ~ ~ nw Ina Prthe wt Painu2 ?? ~ue hovm wholyon~orh SundpQ,&g9ta the p99 i ~ o~ - Ja~l~j 1t14TEEN.' '9M l~r ~'wead~easd he lueer onth 7elthinga RI~lg, a Halfax on ato~ay atqroqn - He *1re houeaT whis. omnguday;0 am Int!the Cotgiu isae the fp ererabtd te'-wilwo ?? ws h ~~fottingbaniI-I I va. an cam Wm ROYAL y~lR ...

... -,AL-POX IN THE WOLVERfiOMTON I uNxI aN~. 1z - I There continues to be adedline in the total number of pauper emall-pox canes throughout the Wolvhalianpton Unioi, as . whole. LSt week there were 220 oases under' treatment in the different townshis, this week there are i7T; -Thus teta re fewer 3owth =4a wek back by-49.e the fact was made kno ye d at thewely ret. i ibg of the Gu&rdians, when it ...

... 1. l- . ] 7 AND JOURNAL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1872. I NWO OF0 THU DAY. IN the House of Lords, last night, after some con- versation on the general question of Railway Amalga- mation, Lord SHMTEsnuny moved the second reading of the Ecclesisstical Courts and Registries BilL He explained that the bill was identical with the measure which had already been read a second time in 1869-70- 71. The ...