... BIRMINGHAM AND EDGBASTON DEBATING SOOIErY. A seml-public meeting of the Birmingham and Edgbas- ton Debating hoilety was held yesterday evening, in the Royal Hotel Assembly Boom, under the presidency o ...

... TOE SALT MANUFACTUr112 OF WORCES ?? SIRE. In observing that there is no article of human cannumrp. tion yn ore comrnon, more ulive al,orindeed more neoxsslry, than salt, we do not claim to have mawl a ...

... , Noia To 0ORPONDMM. CO adenta s Wu &C an6y qC es Upon thw co. waniumw: k~copica oJ ths, as w0 cannS tedr. AU 7itera inon&dfor pu icatims mu be acompani by the name and ?? of the wrerw ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the above Board'was held yesterday, at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hill, Mr. William Fowler presiding.-A letter was read from the Local Government Boa ...

... AND JOURNAL TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1872. THE BIR MINGHAN DAILY MA-IL, AN EVENING JOURNAL, Pvblizghed at Three and Sic o'clock; contains all the Telegramw, MJarkets, Sporting, Police, and Local News of the Da ...

... 'wimlouuAm Nair wat AND JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1872. THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAIL, AN EVENING JOURNA4 PRICE A HALFTE2wNY; publidwc4 at Three and Six: o'clock, contains all the Telegrams, Markets, Spor ...

... DPL LIVINGST'ONE. We (Dacty Telegraph) have received by submarine tele- graph, from Aden, the following special dospatoh, for. warded to that place by a correspondent residing at Zanzibar:- ZAINZIBAR ...

... I THE CHURCH OF ST. MICHAEL, KMG8. ?? ' TOWN., p A crowded and highly influential meeting of the parishioners of Kingstown was held yesterday, in the parochial church, for the purpose of adopting measures and realising funds for carrying on the work of reconstruction of thi sacred edifice. On the mnotion of Mr.P. Segrave, seounded by Mr. Thomas Casey, the chair was taken by The Vg Rev. Mgr. ...

... ?? 0 I (BY SPECIALj AND REUTERS TEL5ff GRAPH.) FRANCE. Versailles, Saturday, The report of the committee appointed to inquire into the capitulations during the late war censure the commandant of Thionville. As regards the capitulation Of Paris, the committee declares itself incompetent to express an ofinifofl in the pre. amble the committee takes into consideration, frst, that General Troclin ...

... THE PLACE WHERE OUR MONEY IS I COINED. Mr. Lowe spoke last week of the pressure of labour thrown upon the Mint, which had been working double tides for months without being able to overtake the de- mand for coin. The annual report by the Deputy-Master of that establishment issued on Wednesday shows at what particular date that demand became most urgent. The total number of pieces struck at the ...

... sony *y, it A short account of the origin of the Institute, and the Who rise and progress it has made will doubtless prove interest. the ?? merit of its first conception belongs undoubtedly land to the late Mr. John Catterall, of East View. His mind rous seems to have been very much occupied by considerations ome of the unhappy position of the poor blind in the town ome and his thoughts ...

... GARSTANG BOARD OF GUARDIANS. The usual fortnightly meeting of this Board was held on Thursday, at the IRoyal Oak Inn, Garstang, when there were present-Messrs. Balderstone, Dodgson, Lew- tas, Fisher, Escolme, Fowler, Thckson, Deason, Gaskell, Swsrbrick, Jackson, Hoggarth, Fairclough, Carter, Pres- ton, and Porter. The Clerk read the minutes of the previous meeting, which were agreed to. ...