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... THE VISIT OF H.R.H. PRINCE ARTHUR -TO ASTON. At the monthly meeting of the Aston Local Board held last evening, at the Six Ways, the forthcoming visit ci ?? Prince Arthur to Aston was ?? CLERxC stated ...
... I 1 The usual fortnightly meeting of the School Board Was held at the Parish Offices, Paradise Street, yesterday. Tir. S. S. Lloyd, in the :absence of the chairman, presilde; a ...
... The organ of Hartahill Church, near Stoke-on-Trent, was yesterday nearly deetroyed by fire. Some men were working at the organ, which had been removed from the chancel ...
... LATEST NEWS, ~eutrC's Te.'groims, per Press Assoocaion.] THE GENEVA ARBITRATIO'N. The official correspondence respecting the proceed. angs of the Tribunal of Arbitration at Geneva wis published last e ...
... CORRESPONDENCE, ZOTIONE TO COR SF01DENTS, Oomp ?? ~Ao s an y a ee upon ?? C. asmne2cs, meat 1rpeepaop~sf them, aas ecannot ender. tak trde~us-s ursusd eon;frbt~ong. I le*ste puitwfcttoinslu be es sen ...
... AND JOURNAL MONDAY, JULY 15, 1872. TfB BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAILS AN EIRNING JOUENA4 P usn A ULPENNw; publiohed at Vine and Six o'clock, contains all the Telegrama, Markets, Sporting, Polce, and Local New ...
... PARLiAftlEN LAST NIGHT. rid0 R SOCIATIOnD TELW AMS,) HOUSE 0R LORDS. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. MRI, AYRTON AND D&, HOOKER. Earl DLReirY gave notice that on Monday next he should orl attent ...
... A PIRATIOAL RAID. A Calcutta correspondent writes on the 2ad inst. :- On Friday last the British Indian Stean Navigation Corn- pany'B steamer, Cashunre, recently looted by pirates off Busslorah, arri ...
... PARLIAMENTLAST NIGHT.:-i -IPrisa A.B80ATION TMGRMe.) HO'- Offz LOOF & Tbe Xerdl hancellor took hia seat on the wooleack at five o'olock BILLS ADVANCED l The Corrupt Praethces atM ;liepal. Elections IB ...
... I FOUR MEN KILLED. A terrible accident occurred yesterday afternoon on the Newcastle and Carlisle Railway, about sixteen miles from Carlisle. A gang of platelayers, engaged ...
... ~ I ?? I!OTWR TO OORBKFNDRTS. iU letrs t oesenurgfor pulction muds bi accompand by Mg erse and ad~r of the riter, not acessorisly for puioa,, ea for the info m~ormtoa of Cme Zdtor. orie ...
... SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGREYS * [BY TLuEGRAe-H. Dzvoiror; Mondiay' It Lad been arranged that the towni o6 ?? and DevonDpost should equailly divide the honour of entertaining nxmbers of the Social Solenee Co ...