... 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 ...

... BIRMIN'GHAM HOMEOPATHIO HOSPITAL - ?? iAND DISPEN8A Y - i | - The nprual Ineetibg of the tubacribern of thii Hospital was held at the Upper Priory Rooms, yesterday; &Ider- man Meanton in the chair. Amongst those present were Messrs. F. LIartineau, B, Hudson, H. Eykin, Thomas Adsms, Geo. Smithson, R., P. Mfartineau, Jno.'(AYdbary, A. Albilght, -B. Cadbury, W. Instey, B. Chratlan. B. Isapey, 0. ...

... d' 'PAR ?? : I - ?? __ __ _ __ __ LPBtS A Q1InOTlRa]XMl: , l d f tsQ!S..,Plai. y ?? g!,w r; Lor^dii hl -A met a fieo'o.: ,. - or iov.t the apoituie raof'a )A-w kom- mittee, to sot jojlaty with ai commtitoo of.Holiodc, (*m~ou o cojlerthesubjec c MXtfti*ui The;Por LWVLa Bill wiaa -iow ?? t . TheBank of ?? darter edm A through coxemttee. loigfor rednalng b~imeo o ,I~ Ba of Durn¢ re~Ieodfii ...

... LATEST NEWS4 p fras Tdegra=, per Presa Association.] FRANCE. VERSAILLES, MARou 15. It is dtated that M. Thiers refuses to accede to the proposal of the Committee of Enquiry into Capitala- tions during the war that the results should be pub- lished. M. Thiers considers the publication inexpe- dient, as the majority of the officers concerned are on active service. Marshal Baragaey ?? has un-. ...

... LATgo E: S T-- .N NEWSt fmutef.' Tgme, per Pra elssocialoan.] FRANCE. VERSAILLES, ManCH 13. M. Thiers received yesterday M. Fournier,.who wigl proceed to Rome this week. Advices from Rome state that the Pope has decided te remain there. f The' report of the . committee ori the bill of BL Lefrano states that the bill represses the instigatiodi to violent and illegal enterprises which' ...

... | LOCAL GOVERNMNT. IMPORTANT ]DEPUTATION TO M STAkZMELD. On Saturday a deputalion ef gentleman interested in the work- Dg ot ,he Poor Law, and in locslgoveriment geporally, wafted upon the Rlight Ron. 3amos Stansfeld,I at the Local Government Board, Whitehall, in rerGYencO to t`he property: quallucation of Poor Law Guardians, the mode of election, and several cog. nate matters. The Rev. ...

... tL A -E:T_ NEW; So IRevAe0s Te rwims, pcr P7 ess A8soci(tio n.I THE PRINCE OF WALES AND M. THIERS. PARIS, MAROR 10 (10 p.m.) IHi Boya Highnese the Prince of Wales has Requested through Lold Lyans to be presented to M. Thiers., The rmceptin will take place at two o'clock to-morrow after- reon. The 1resident of the Republic will afterwards pro- ceed to the Assesmbly. FRANCE. VERSAILLES, MIoH 9 ...

... 7O N ION B-TI G. 'RrA ?? Thuradayp - The business of the day was of a startling order, so far as a fei of the City and Oi8buxribe caudidatei were coa. corned; ,but, beyond offers to take S to 1 about Oorfsande, and tenders of 10 to 1 bar tWo, notifing transpired ona - the Iorthalmptonshire Stakes. On the openig of business, which- ws retarded by a ver. wet and uncomfortable ?? waa.1n,:force ...