... I *,H D I T E A O ?? X . . ?? . I .X . - `E:. . - . METLODISTSNEW COtNNAION M1SSION$.,i The anludne~eoting ?? Auxiliary to'the above ?? held . yesterday evening, at the Town Ball. There was 3croded attendance. Among' tiose on the platform wkere: A:denau Yatei ?? the chair),. the Revs.. A. M-ourdy .(P!ioddent of the' Conference), W-. :Wilbaw .-W4PF.'Oallaway;`, J9 . Jaikson, WiL 'Bertram,' ?? ...

... B. BIiGgie SCHOOL: BOA!D. The fortnighily meeting of this Boatd was held yester. day, at the Pariah 'Ofces; mi. W. L Sargant presiding. THE CONVERBOENE BESPEOTING THE PPR.OEPT. The On ix sid he had to reprt to the Board that' the ' jonferece'a between the deputations of the Town Council :and .the School Board had taken place, ead that', the' Town C lerk had sent- a momoran. diam of the 1 ...

... I C-1. *1 D S 'Is W X ORvIHrON APeAn1 'TftW AOCT Yet Tag PaO ?? OP AsuAtS.-JAmee- and Thomas -Moork, drovors, oF Mir. milaghMI, were ouThursdayoharged, beibre rdesrs. 3. Ford and J. Walker, at the Wolverhaipion, Polic3 ,eosrt,,wlt~i ?? and torturin ja number of wine, in contraven- tinof the Actfor the revention of Crubelty toAniM4ls. Mr. 1 Underhill .roseouted, oii behalf of th' Watoh ...

... The advice we give to Birmingham mon about to tio up their residence In the quiet village of Solihul is, IDon'%. True, the village Is quaint, the air is puam railway aecommodation abundant, and thie society is charming. But, in the background of all this Bunny 'bit, lles a cloud of liability which no one would willingly accept, and of which possibly the bare mention will for a time cheek the ...

... :IDA19D .AIMD8SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE ini0 e ?? 0D--.WAYBIL .he:Selecb Committee of 'th0 House of Commons appointed to'onslaer the. merits of 'this bill met on Tues- day 'Sir H. Williamson in the chair., Mr. hound, In thbe absence of Mr. Denison, opened the cawe for the-promotero, and said the bllmwan supplemental to the WolverliamptontWalll, and Midland Junction RaUwiay Bill, sanationed by the ...

... j VISIFfOF THE QUEEN TO GERMANY. (BY s5 La5b55f T=GAPEnaL) (noe OnE srECTAL cormEsrONDENT.) CE1sBoTJRG, SummAy. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with the 5 Lively-, the Alberta, and. the Trinity vessel in 6 attendance, arrived here at three p.m., nearly an . hour sooner than was expected, although tie weather was hazy. The yachts bad a smooth passage. The Queen's .reception here will be of ...

... IMERIAV- PARfiTAME. 7 ~ ~~ ~ ~ I{ I . I The ' 5ifnopul topics under discussion in the .Ho sj of Lords last night referred to the busines a of te House itself; and when Lord Westbury in- P' quiged about thg measure for the constitution of : High (ourt of Appeal, tie Lord Chaneollor had to say tht the Bill prepared last yeair had required Al revision; 'but that he hoped to introdc it- befovet ...

... ROYAL GENERAL THEATRICAL FUND ?? 6 . Thle Annual Meeting of the members of this Fund was held DI, W~ednesday, in the Saloon of the Lyceum Theatre, teilijeb had~ been generously placed at the disposal of the Society by Air, 11 L Bateman. Mr. J. B. EUClcSa'oaE, the Treasurer, took the Chlair, and was supported by Messrs. Austin Leo, E. Dyss,Clif' Frederic Ledger, 'Gaston Mlurray, G. L. ...

... RURI-JYECANAL ?IEETINGS. It DEAN ERY OF BOSMIERE. g A mixed meeting of the above Deanery was held If atthe Town Hall, Needham M.arket, at two p.m. - on Friday last, at which were present twenty-one r. of the clergy and about thirty of the laity, repre. t, senting all, or all but. one, of the parishes of the deassery. After prayers from the Liturgy, the Rural Dean explained the object of the m ...

... I2XWORTH F.ARMERS' CLTUB. BENEFIT SOCIETIES AND THE LABOURING| CLASSES.{ The annual meeting of the Ixworth -Farmners' Club was held on Monday evening, at the Pickerel Inn, Ix- worth. The Rev. J1. Yelloby occupied the chair, and Mr. J. Fison, of Barningliam, the vice-chair. The sub. ject for discussion was ' Benefit Societies and the La- bouring Classes, introduced by W. H. -Short, Esq., M.D. ...

... ,ENCAX. IRIBSI cONE CATION 'The LAr, 1-i i, Zleraid i,'seiel io ;3s'wilb l1s be e0ea tIZ,' tle [riK elesepbt oexo air is t wo.k. No vqmneeni ?? inded dea~seno hii~h- 0orin r.e tete6lntioaa j nobbi 1 bet olsd work., The eonu. of the Garesl are on theiv war-pmthi and i= btne pro. |;nin n tko co! their frsdtand 'ulff 60eonnitwmy lliA . COofdemaIAibn Chfine, Neiv Yonkr J b. 9. 1372.i'Pr the ...

... A?Th? ,r v. Ie. of~~nPi'e, ' 6II~t'0olnk on~ An eonn.li v 6i~w-6e bi ieapew I wt i enote ir R.a~ ?? toln, Lord Th iutonretc ftcd Che rerted by 120017 b vetry eiS fat' . . ?? adtant noinnondl Pme t~iviii be.The Ife iey nhrl ret-hibreand ~ be needdb LMrd.VW 6r ie arriv44doa ttd isnei*' ABrinto, oin rrnihco -a nnce ?? LauIN crrloe, a %istClabed - ioral]pse , n sel. pO ?? minrder of Pariyier' ...