... CORRESPOND-, I NOTIOM To 0OORESPOcRIMM, 00V4,icidentz WMh Rdt any specisa stlue upon £Psefr Con. ?? to rettnrls uee ieJuti4 Cano under. AU ~ees~tndo ulcs ube ocmpanidd bpi thenam ant ad~'~s f te er~e, we Swcar~p foe' ?? 6 ...

... I |PjA ASOO[ATION TSL1QRAr&SJ ?? OFf LORD&S The Lord Chancellor took his aseat on the woolsaok at five o'clock. The Lord CHABCILLoR gave notice that on Thursday Dext be should move to the effeet that the House is satisfied that a noble Lord a member of the House had satisfied the terms of the Act, that he had disoharged the debt under the Bankruptcy Act, and that thero were no other debts, ...

... A A FB G I ,TV DIGISTRACY OF BIRMINGHAM. I our readers will remember that some time ago, the 7own Council of Birmingham memorialised the Lord cbsucellor for the appointment of additional Borough blagitrates; and in consequence of the intended Stioen of the Council, the Borough Justices also tool the subject in hand. The Justices were of opinion that if any addition were made, A EmU number ...

... e FRAN CE. THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. VERSAILLES, APRIL 22 (Evening). The Aseembly was reopened to-day. There was a thin House; but 31. Thiers, the Duke d'Aumale, bf. Gambetta, General Trochu, and other ?? Deputies were present. Many Deputies of the Left pressed round M. Gambetta, congratulating him on his recent speeches in the provinces. M. Jaubert asked the Government to fix a day for the ...

... I PRRS A50a0ATON TELBRAUs BOROUGH CORPORATION8 FUNDS BILL ThMe Select -Commlttes on the Munwicipal corpozatlona Bozoligh Funds Blll resumed Its dittlng yesterday. The solieltor to the Sheffleld Waterworks Company was heard In OPPeattion to Clamse 5, and ?? that the Shef- field Corporation had, ever slnoe the 1864 flood, opposed and endeavoured to buy out the company. PUBLIC HEALTH ACT. ...

... DEMOqSTRATION OF GOOD TEMPLAAS. R MEETING AT TRE 1OWN HALL. The independent Order of Good Templars inx Birming. ham made a ?? yesterday. In the afternoon the members of the various lodges, to the number of about 350, formed a procession, and paraded the principal streets of the town in fall regalia. The procession was headed by the Bliston Sax-horn Tern- peranoe Band and by the following ...

... | The important announcement made in our columna, yesterday, with reference to the threatened dissolution of Parliament, Is fully borne out by the following article which appeared simultaneously in the columns of the Daily Newrs:- It is our duty to convey to our readers, and to the Liberal party at large, the important announcement that before the present weelk has reached its close Mr. Glad- ...

... AND JOURNAL TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 1.872. OLSf S'ATUBDAY NEXT, THE 27mb INST., A N9EW TALE, BEFORE WIND AND TIDE, WIM BE COrtMaC IN THE lBIRMINGHAM WBBKLY POST. IN the House -of Lords, last night, the Alabama question was again on the tapis. The Duke of RICH- MOND gave notice that to-day he would ask Earl IZnANvILLx whether the Government were prepared to give the House an assurance that ...

... M. TBIERS ON TE ALLEGED ULTIMATUM. Tho Versailles correspondent of the Daily Telegraph had an interview with I. Thtere on Saturday morning: Of this interview he writes as follows :- The President of the Bepublic denied, in the most formal and positive manner, that there existed any misunderstandisg between the Governments of France and Germany on the ques- tion of the reorganisation of the ...

... BIIUINSGHAM SEWERAGE BILL, [dy our1 O'WI Reporter.] 1U{uqs or ComxmtoNs, Monday. Tho Select Committee of the House of Commons ap. pointed to conider this bill resumed its consideration to. day, under tbe predidenoy of Lord Henley. The other members of the committee present were Mr. Mitford, Mr. Charley, and MLr. R. Torrens, with Sir J. Duekworthl act. ilg as referee. Counsel for the promoters, ...

... 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 ...