... [Fronm Tuesday Xigets Gsazmtaj LIQUIDATIONS BY ARBAIGE'IENT. Waltsr Smith, Mathon Mili, Great Malvern, miller. First meeting, at the Red Lion Inn, Great Malvern, May 8, at 2 Debtor's solctotor, Mr. B. 11. Uhe'as, llington. Wiiam Jachson, Blakedown, Bagley, horticultural commi. sion agent. First meeting, at the offices of Mr. William Bache, rolicitor, West Bromwich, Mfay7, at 11. William ...

... Yesterday morning a boiler explosion occurred at Messrs, Wil- linnm Midlington and Co.'s Summer Hill Ironworks, a ld great damage to property was the result. Fortunately, however, no Ives were lost, although some or the escapos seem miracuious. The exploded boiler, which was an egg-ended one, six feet in dia meter, was one of two attaehed to the merchant rolling mill on the canal aide, and was ...

... lDISTRICT NFWS. THE PERMISSIVE BILL. h1EETING AT WEST BROMWICE[. Last evening, a numerously attended and enthusiaatls meeting of the friends and supporters of the Permissive Prohibitorl Liquor Bill was held in St. George's all, West Bromwioh. Mr. P. D. Bennett (Chairman of the Board of Commissioners) presided; eand the Rev. J. Jones, of Exeter, Mr. J. Kempater and Mr. W. Jones, of Birming- ham ...

... LAT ESTNEWS. | FRANCS. PARIS, Aa'm 24. Count Arnim is expected to-day. He will be im- vnediately received by the President. It in stated in Ministerial quarters that the Count has instructions to give assurances to M. Thiers demonstrating the, otter groundlessness of the alarmist reports recently peepagated.. VERSAILLES, APRIL 24. IL Goulard has been appointed Minister of Finance, and M. ...

... IPRUSS ASSOCATION TL=GRA5S.] The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsaok a few minutes before five o'clock yesterday. THE PRISON MINISTERS BILL, The Duke of CLEVELAND moved the second reading of the Prison Ministers' Bill; the object of which is to pxy Roman Catholic Chaplains for their services in prisons ?? pointed ont that in many of the prisonas notably In Liver- pool, nwhee there i ...

... [Frosn FridaY NghtSa Gazdte.]| LIQUIDATIONS BY ARRANGEMENT. William Jones, the younger, 114, Commercial Street, Nowport, Monmouti. copper, iron, and tin-plate worker. First meeting, at the offidee of Mr William James Lloyd, solicitor, Bank Chambers, Newport, Mav 3, at 12. Daniel Wood, Coilege Buildings Hare Lane, Gloucester, brewer. First meeting, at the offices of UIesers. Taynton and Son, ...

... I The fortnightly meeting of the Board was held yester- day, at the Parish Offices; Mr. 1V. L, Sargant in the chair. H]IUSTOKE INDUSTRIA1 SOIIOOL,-The CHArRiAN read a letter from Alderman Sturge, stating that there was no desire to make any claim upon the Board for this school, and asking the Board to discharge their ?? the motion of the CnAuisR, the minute relating to Shus- toke School was ...

... CORRESPONDENCE NOT'ICs TO CORESPONDENTS. akeo det any ?? va4e upo their corn. kecopzs of the, as wee cannot ursder. takc to r~etancs 'm051e COlltrlbldtoti g1~t e~ra sni7,decfosp &uic~iOc must be accompanfed by zc ca~r~c a7; drcs of the smites', it nemos'ily for caU;Osi, buS los- the stifceatioso of the Editor. Blieader, Tipton.-No. Uftt ?? the First. ' Vertebrft.--W cannot tell. Ask a ...

... CORBESPONDENOM NOTIOBS TO 0ORRESPONDE1TTS. 0miomndenft who se any apeci.2 vI ue upon their wor.- mnunica*on must kep copea of thu , ci we canrnot su9er take to retwur unuoee contdri AR WM intendedfor p blicasion must be acompanicd by the nae awt address of the writer, 9wt n sscsaray for, pubcatios, bid for he infoation of the Edito. S.5 F._More. E. S., Cannocr.-Deolined. A. L B.O.-The debt ...

... THE GSILOTT COLLECTION. THIRID DAY'S SALE. After nearly a weak'& repose the picture-buying public came up-to Christie and Mans'on's Sale Room yesterday like a giant refreshed, and, to aul appearance, thoroughly recovered from the surfeit of the first two days' sale. with its costly Cases, marvellous Mdifllere, and Indigestibly rich 1roastpig,4 rla Webster. This time the feast wani of a more ...

... SKETCHES IN PARLiAMENT. IBY ]AN I2WRPRNeDH2' AIMBERJ LompoN, Friday. TuB House was very much excited on Monday: evening, not about its own proper business, which was unimportant, but about what was going to happen on Tuesday. Inside the House the scene was dull enough. The Ballot Bill was under dis- cuesion by a consummately weary and inattentive audience, and, in fact, the only event which ...

... I BIRMMIGHAM SEWERAGE BILL. I [By our own &,porter.] HouauE or Cosesrow, Tuesday. The Select Comxmittee of the House of Commons ap- pointed to conalder this bill resumed its sitting to- day, ia No. 3 Committee Boom; Lord Henley in the chair. The otber members of the committee were Air. Townley Mitford, Mr. R. Torrens, Mr. Charley, and Eir J. Duck- vworth, who acted as referee. Counsel for the ...