... [Froan Uh Xide es.' The tragical death of Lord Mayo has thrown upon Mr. Gladstone the duty of recommending to her Majesty a SUC- cessor to the late Viceroy of her Indian Empire, and we do not know any task that could involve a keener sense of re- oponiibility in its disoharge. For this great office Mir. Gladstone has been fortunate in securing the services of a member of his Government whose ...

... limiuba 14,19 Too AND JOURNAL MONDAY, JULY 8, 1872. THE BIP fINGHAM DAILY MAZA AN EVM=G JOUSRAT4 PWCez A HALypKNf; published at tree a S oeock, conftm aU tmh TeWamao Jarkst4 SporMag, PONi, andd -Loal New. ef the Day, DJUy irclaC onfi now exeea 15,000. 9fflce for Advertfaemm, NO. 11, Ooh a $AdM . To-night the House of Lords will have, in all pro.: bability, an opportunity of deciding whether ...

... IBIRMINGHAM BOARD OF GTARDIAW.34 The usual fortnlightly meetitg of the Board ofnardi5x was held yesterday afternoon, at the Parish Olbias, dise Street; Mr. J. B. Downing, the chaTrman, preetln& The minutes of the various committees were read, ba they contained no subject reqairing notice. REJEMOIT OF TIE CIa&PL AnS APPLI~kTIoIT jol CompznS,&Tro.-The following letter fron tho Rev. 0. Brittain, ...

... [IPR% AMOCIATION ULGRAMBS,3 HOUSE OF LOBDS, The House met at five o'cloos TEZ EARL OF GRANARD AND JUSTICE * K aE r .OGH. The Earl of G AlRt Id he had to st~te that having read over carefully the pppers whloh had been laid on the table In reference to Justice Keogh and other papers, he feund himself unable consolentiously to modify the opi- nions he expressed or to retract a single expression ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTIRTS AND DEaTflS MI TE 2l i:o0 M' OF BIMINGMUM 27ric WiBKz, 18,2. L, tie wcek: ?? last S ,6urday 4.321 births aui 2474 eeths were *egb -e~red la IS of the largeet EnA31sh townp, inclndlog Condon. 'the b rths wore 215, ani lho deatbsfi so i.ary as 70.;, b-low the aversge weekly uurnhers4 in the ten years 1SQ170, cwrected for Inoeease of popnlation to the niddlo of tnia year ...

... LATEST NEWS,', (&euter' e lTvira, per 'fess Amociafion.A _. ?? FRANCE. VERSAIFLE%4 APRI. 16. live mift meeting of the Permanep,l Committee was bela 'under the prekaiency 'of m. G',vvy The Minister of the Interior was pi'celet, BrA in reply to M. de Mornay, expressed fet thWA 'the German Govern- ment'should have e'*cled rnaztes of Alsace choosing1 V rench naiionality - but 1'e hoped that the ...

... e t 'T At a h.n . T -- 0o mte liDIIOB 01 Met DALY Poar. Sir,-Many of your readera were doubtless much gratified to hear of the late annual meeting of the London Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; a gathering to which the presence of the kind and gentle Princess Louise gave an ?? charm. Is It not fesalble that a plan of the same kind should be carried out In Birmingham-that is, that ...

... ?? I DISTRICr NOWS. IA'LSWOiRTI~l IIGIiWI WA Il.BOA D AND T lED CI'RA~tiWAVYS. A r' ratig of the fhighwbay Board was hold yesterday, at the Wvoiling Alea's Club, Villa Road. There were ?? Brieers. Ellis (in the chair), Swain, Baghes, Webb, 8l1clhbam, lleaton, Thomasou, Ashford, and Barman (Clerk).-The CLERIC stated that he had received no reply to the letter he bad sent to the Board of Trade ...

... GENERAL IUEWS. (PERWLa 41SoIJUTEON '1CLGRAUA&A. THE PROICS OF TIN. The Ooelsh smelters have reduced the price o£ ?? etasdard 3s. per Owt. all round. CABINRT COUNCIL. A Cabinet Council was held on Satarday, at the ofi4lial reaidence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing Street. The Ministers present ?? Right Hou. W, E. Gladstone, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis oE Ripon, Viscount ...

... The weekly meeting of this Board was held yesterday, at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hill; Mr. W. Fowler in the ?? Chairman s-ated that during the last week a printed circular, which had been sent to the clerks of all the unions, had been received from the hon. secretary of the lledical and 2ocial Sclence Association. The circular, after directing the attention to the Public Health Bill before ...

... At a meeting of the Weekly Board of the Royal Free Hos pital, London, held last Thursday, It was unanimoslsy re- solved- That the Board cannot meet without expressing their heartfelt sorrow at the great loss which the hospital has sustained by the death of the Rev. J. B. Owen, for mnary ?? of this Board and chaplain to the hospital. His unremitting attention to its affairs, and to the ...

... Wt'tlill''91 ll 171milig W'joot AND JOURNAL FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1872. A NEW TALE, BEFORE WIND AND TIDE,'l iS OOMmuXOlD IN THE BIhMINGHA M1 WKERLY POST. NEWSO- THE DAY. In tl:e House of Lords, last niglt, Tnrl GRA N VILLE stated that General SciieNutK had given hin a copy of the despatch of Mr. Fisir. Taking the despatch by itself, it did not cause a solution ?? the unfortunate misunderstanding ...