... 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, ...

... CORRESPOND NCE. THE TITHE RENT CHARGE. To the Editor of the Ipeswichf Journal. Sis,-It is probably known to most of the beneficed lorgy readers of the Ecclesiastical Gazette, that there neovement among the incumbents, owners of Tithe ?? Charge, in the county of Essex, similar to our own, but in relation to another important question as affecting ou1r clerical incomes. It is to ascertain our ...

... . 1 I- THE INDIRECT CLAIMS. t )EOISION OF THE AMERICAN GOVERI- 3IE NT. (DY ATIANTIO OAMX&) (1nonX 0U OWN oOitiESPONMT.) C NEVW YORK, SWnAIZ. 1'h Committee of Foreign Affairs of the House, of Iteprcsentatives, through its chairman, General I Banks, has asked for information respecting the' intentions of the Administration in reference to the Washington Treaty, before acting on tbo re- solution ...

... LOilD MAYO'8 YU1ERAT b,(I mmunAH. . ) I ?? O VA OWN CwOllu5foNDE.) DUBLIN, FarxcA WrMn,. T7e Earl of Clanearty died at Saltbiel, neatr Dublin, ei morning. The deceased Earl has been suffer- ing from a low illness. He was in his f9th year, slid Is succeeded by his eldest eon, Viscoont Dunla, Who Ia married to a daughter of the Marquis of Bristol. Ati3alwayto-day Archbishop M'Hale was examined. ...

... THE ALA3AMA, ARBITRATION. A NEW MODE OF SETTLEMENT PROPOSED. New York, April 25. The Herald of to-day says the United States insists upon the consequential damages; not because they expect to receive a dollar from that source now, but because, in theiprinciple involved, the United States, more than any other ration, should fear. chiiins for consequential damages, on account of their vast ...

... I R Le LAND. DEATH OF LORD CLANCAITY.-The Earl of Clancarty died yesterday at Salthill, Monks- town, in the county of Dublin. The deceased peer was born at Castleton, Kildare, in 1803, and was educated at St John's College, Cam- bridge. He succeeded his father in 1837, and held the appointment of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Galway Militia. GALWAY.-At the hearing of the Galway election petition ...

... 6ohdiatthau. HAPCHWAREUON A DEFNYDD1AD .O'N a CAPELAU. IC Syr,-Gan fod sylwadau wedi bod yn Nghorwen rl ar gynwysiad y papyryn hwn, smeddyliais y gallasai Y fed yn fuddiol ei argraffu yn y GOL eiAD, I ddamgO5 beth oedd meddwl a phenderfyniad dwy Gymanfa ba er's chwe' biynedd yn ol ar y pethau y cewynr mewfn manan y dyddian presenol o'u ?? ei doch, G - w, AT EGIWYSI Y MT~ioDTSTIA[TD ...

... i MSUR TRWTDDEDU Y LLYWODR- . AETH :; H . Yi mae ein darllenwyr wedi gweled yn ein n rhifyn diweddaf y rnesur y mae LlywIdmeth , ei ,Mawrhydi' wedi rhyglyddu ei gynyg i'r d Sen~dd y fiwyddyn hon gyda golwg ar drwy. d uddedu tai i iwerthu diodydd meddwol. . Gellid mcddwl fad tipyn a drafferth wedi ei kymeryd Y i beri fod c amgylcb y mesur dipyn a ddefnydd. . synedigaetb, beth bynag am ei gynwys ...

... GENERAL SYNOD OF THE PROTESTANTI I CHURCH. The Archbishop of ASR-AGE in the chair. At the sitting of the house yesterday, The report of the Revision Committee upon the Creed of St. Athanasius was submitted to tue house. The Committee suggested several changes and omissions in the text. The Rev. C. K. Irwin moved an amendment to to the effect that, having regard to the spread of - infidelity, ...

... The SforUman Saturday says —From the rnaua# of the Western Mail, published at Cardiff, we yesteriW morning received, along with a copy of that highly teresting journal, the iollowing modest circular using any of the accompanying description of the eeedings in connection with the marriage of the Marquis of Bute, please quote the Western Mail, and seod paper. Now, as the marriage took place on ...

... MAESTEG. READING ROOM.—Another reading room for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Spelter district has been opened by the directors of the Llynvi reading room. BOARD OF HEALTH.—At a recent meeting of the Cwmdu Board of Health designs for pillars and gas lamps from various firms were laid before the Board, and the matter was referred to the Highway Committee.—The surveyor was directed to ...