... NOTIOES TO COBRESPONDENTS. Correspondents who set any ipecial valute upon their corn- munications must keep copies of atem, as we cannot under- taue to return unuscd contriiuttonw. All letters intended for pub icatioi smust be accomapanied &y the name and address of the wrtr, sot weces3arily for publicatien, but for the infornuation of the Editor. T. BL-We do not know the man's name. ICL., ...

... THlE FARM LABOURERS' STRIKE IN : I WARWIO-KEb.' ?? Last evening, an open-air meeting of fa-r labourers was held at WhItnuaih, near Leamingion, to hear addresses on the.snbject of the union, 'and extend the causo in that village., On the motion of Mr.. l.Tylor, ?? Archof Bfod, i>de~d. Ho^ saidhe was4 more deepliy, nteresbed, ln the 'cto Athin ever. _ (Hfearl, hear.) The difficulties they had ...

... ST. MARTIN'S, BIRMING11M.-St. Martin's vestry meeting was held yesterday, at the Town Hall, the Rector (the Rev. Dr. Wilkinson) presiding. The attendance was small. Mr. Arnold acted as veatry ?? RECTOR nominated Mr. W. W. Riddell as his warden, and Alder. rman BIRNSLBY nominated Mr. J. Gough as pariah warden. Mr. W. WILLIAMS, a member of the congregationa, saup- ported the nomaination of Mr. ...

... QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE BOROUGH DIAGISTRATES. YesterdAy morning, the Quarterly Meeting of IThe Borough Magistrates were held in the Council Chamnber. The Mayor presided, and there were also present Messrs Avery, Juffray, Poncia, Holliday. Maniton, Gooiul,,na, Goodrick, Sturge, Cooksey, Phillips, Middlemnore, arad Dr. Melson. The Visiting Justices reported that the prison and cells were clean ...

... THE WORKING MEN AND THE BIhBlINGEAM MEIDIOAL OHA1ITIES. Yesterday evening a conference of representative work. Ing men, employers of labour, hospital authorities, and friends to the local charities, was held In the Council Room of the Midland Institute, in order to devise the beat means of enlisting the sympathy of the working classes in support of the medical charities of thetown. The ...

... JPRESS ASSOCIATION TELEXRAMS.] THE TIOCBORNE CLAIMANT. It Is stated that the Tichborne Claimant will probably be released on ball to-day. THE QUEEN'S RETURN TO WINDSO&. The Queen, with the Princess Beatriem and Prince Leopold, arrived at Windsor yesterday afternoon, from Buckingham Palaoe. FATAL EXPLosioN OF POWDER mILL9. An explosion occurred yesterday, at the Royal Powder Mills, Balinoollg, ...

... WOLVEIHDi&PrOx. THE 1NTEW WAiD s It ThH SOUTH 8TAFFOUDSHIe, I HOSPITAL.-A very gratifying, and almost extraordinary, amountof interest i8 displayed bythepublio lathe new wards of the South Staffordshire Hospital. Two fine wards have just been finished. The Weekly Committee of Governors very wisely determined that before patlents'were admitted the public should be invited to Inspect the ...

... SMALL-POX IN WOLVERHAMPTON | U UNION. There has been a decrease of one In the total number of small.pox pauper oares treated by the seven surgeons of the Wolverhampton Union In the part week. The patients now on the books number 41. There are 10 in Wolver. bampton, but half that number are In the Workhouse hospital. There are 18 in Bilston, and 13 in Willenhall, Wedneafield, and Heath Town ...

... ARCHDEACON DENISON. ON THE OHUROIL On Monday Archdeacon Denison held a vialtatlon at Taunton, at vwhich he delivered his customary charge to the clergy of the deanery of Taunton. He said he did not suppose he should live to see the Church of England dis- established and disendowed, but he was unable to doubt that both events would happen. One thing, howecver, was worse than. disestablishmeit ...

... AND JOURNAL. THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1872. The Birsingham71 Daily Post can be obtained every morning at the following places:_ LorNDoN.-Euston Railway Station; Messrs. Sirmth and Sons, 186, Strand; and Messrs, Pottle and Son, News Agents, Royal Exchange. LIVERPOOL.-Line Street Station; and Messrs. Smith and Sons, News Agents, Castle Street. &1ANdCuSTzlR.-London Road Station, Mr. Heywood, News ...

... PROPOSED MONUMENT TO RICHARD 13AXTER, AT KIDDERMINSTER. A public meeting was held at the Gulldhall, Kidder. minster, on Tuesday evening, to consider the desirability of erecting a suitable monument to Richard Baxter, whose connections with Kidderminster Is well-known. The meeting originated with a resolution passed at the Town Council recently, where the subject was first publicly mooted by ...

... The Poster Sessioza for the county of Worcester were commenced at the Shirohall, yesterday; the Earl of Dudley presiding. There was a large attendance of magistrates. COUNTY BUSINESS. NEW MAGItTRT}k.-Mr. H. Wiggin, of Hrborne, near Bixminghanm, and Mr. W. R. Acton, of Wolverton. took the usoal oaths of qualification. WowEasTM ASA MILITARY CENTRu.-Sir . Pakiagton moved that the rules at the ...