... AND JOURNAL FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1872. OfU SATUEDA Y .EXT, THE 27th INST., A NEW TALE, BEFORE WIND AND TIDE, WILL 2E COMMENCED YN THE 4BIBAffNGITiG WEEKLY POST. In the House of Lards, last night, the Duke of CLxvurLANsD moved the second reading of the Prison Ministers Bill. The object of the Bill is to grant pay- ment to Roman Catholic chaplains for their services in prisons. Ris Grace ...

... CONFEREVNqC OF, THE NORTEI AND SoUT11 STAFFORDSHIRE PRISONERS' AID SOC1ETIES. A cor ?? of members of the l orth and South Stadf- fordahire Discharged 'isoders'Aid Societicswasheld at the Sjhielmjll, Stafford, yesterday, under thc ?? of the bight lion. Lold Wrottesley, the Lord-Lieutenant of the county. The following gerntlemen were amoeg those pro- ?? Batherton, karl of Shrowabery, Rev. Sir L ...

... A TENANT FARMER ON THE LABOURERS' QUESTION, To the SDITOR of the DALy Pos. 5lr.-A relation of mine, a tenant farmer, In a county only two removes from Warwickehire, seems to have read the accounts of the labourers' union movement with Interest, and in a letter which he wrote to me a few days ago he unbosoma himself upon the subject as follows: It appears that a strike of agricultural ...

... WORK AND' WAGES. Notfees of meetings and other trade movements are again being sent to. us without. authentication bythe names and addresses of the senders.' We must repeat that unless these ?? are farnished, wo cannot publish the commnunications. THE FILE1 GRINDERS. At a general meeting of journeymen filegrinders, hold at the Saracen'a Head, Summer Lane, -yesterday, It was resolved not to ...

... f I Notices of meetings and other trade mo'cenenta are again being sent to us without authontlcatlen by the names and addresses of the seudere. We must repeat that unless these particulars are furnilhed, we cannot publilh the camsunieasns. I TEE BIRlSMING&DM OPERATIVE B&KERI. Last evening a large meeting of operative bakers was 1,eld at tbe leopard InG, Great Hampton Street; Mr. Bel- shaw in ...

... WEST BROMWTOH BOARD: GUARDIANS. . . The ordinary weekly meeting 6f the members of this Board was held yesterday, at the Workhouse, under the presidency of Mr. J. 'Bssell.-At a prevlous meeting Ur. Lloyd had called the attention of the Board to a oase which had come under his notice, and in which there ieeimed to have been a little neglect on the part of one of the medical. officers, and ...

... TRIAL AT MIDDLESBROUGH. iSPF:C7AL TELEGRAZM.] Yesterday a large number of gentlemen connedted with the iron trade assembled at Middlesbrough, to see Mr. i Danka's new rotary puddllng macbhne in operationn. The machine was on view to all members of. the Iron and Steel I Institute, and most of the gentlemen wiho reoently entered into a provisional arrangement with Dr. Danks for the erection of ...

... AND JOURNAL MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1872. A NEW TALE, BEFORE WIND AND TIDE, IS conumoCD IN TER BIRMIN&GHAM WEEKLY POST. NXW8 OF THEM DAY. Prince TEEc and Princess MARY arrived at Dover on Saturday, from the Continent. It is a singular coincidence that Lord N oTHBRooE arrived in Calcutta on the very day (Friday) the remains of his murdered predecessor were interred in the family vault, near ...

... THIIE CAIR'S LANE MARIONETTE SHOW. At the Eirmingham Quarterly Sessions yesterday, before Mr, A. Ri. Adams, Q O., Recorder, John Ratford, a showman, was indioted for creating a nuisance In Carr's Lane; by erecting a show, &c., there.-MIr. Bennetb (instructed by Mr. Alfred Walter) appeared to prosecutes and Mr. Buszard (instructed by Mr. Phillips) for the defendant. Superintendent Sheppard said ...

... I On Monday evening, Mr. Maw, ?? of Broseley, gave an Interesting lecture at the Masonic Hall. to the subscribera to the Midland Institute, on the subject of his travels in Morocco and his ascent of the Great Atlas. Mr. Maw travelled with Dr. Hooker and. Mr. Ball, proteoted by a letter from the Sultan, and escorted by a party of troops. From Mogador the Inglish travellers crossed the plain to ...

... I tl COLLER Y FATALITY AT PRINCE'g END. THE ENGiN-1BER CoMMIojrEjD Yesterday morning, Mr. W. H, Phillips, Deputy Coronor, reaumed his enquiry, at the White Swan Inn, PIrince's End, on the body of James Gallear, who was killed at the No. 5 pit, Gospdx OakColliery, by beingdrawna over the pulley unidercirousngtances already reported. 31r J. P. Baker, the Government Inspector for the district, ...

... Offenbach's operetta, Boule de Neige, has all bat beWn. a flasco at Berlin. WhIore than thirty new railways are In course of beiu chartered by the Saxon Chambers. The .Publique Framucise,. M. Gainbetta's daily neow- paper, Is threatened with prosecution. The Municipal Council of Lyons has voted P4,000. more in aid of the Exhibition which is to open on May 1,1872. In Bohemia the Conservative ...