... AND OURNAL, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1872. THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY MAIL, AN EVHNThEG JOURNAL, PmcH A HmSrP Ny; published at Three and Six O'clock, contains all the Telegrams, Market&, Sporting, Police, and Local News of the Day. Daily Circulation COw exceeds 15,000. Olice for Advertisements, No. 11, Cannon Street. The Globe mentions a rumour, which is strength-' ened by. a special telegram from one of ...

... 5Molrday, May 6.IT e Tna Harbour Commissioners met to-day-Lord Provost a. Leslie, presiding.. n PRESENT':-Baillies Urquhart, Fraser, Ross, McHardy, el ai Daniel, and Esslemont ; Dean of Guild Smith-- Trea- surer Cooper ; Shorematster Mitchell; Meissrs'Inglis g e Dyer, Catto, Black, Henderson, JaS. Milne, Hutche.t son, Tuloch, Morison, Eddie, Abel, Gray, Walker, h Smuart , and Glegg. o NEW ...

... TNH POPE AT.- T VATIOAN. 7(nou ova Id; oam :w (m O BOA* InOXU Xy 0. Xr.Rob1%tBrowninrm mulit Ohristaas ive and Easter Day, has rresented' his inquirer after religious truth as ?? bearing 1a ver. idiomatic sermon ins Methodist chapel, and being thence transported to Rome to the Catheda of $t. Peter's at the very, moment of High Maoe, and ihaving his senses ?? stupefied by the setacle ft the ...

... QUARTERLY RETURN OF BIRTHS AND: DEATHS-IN DERBY. (Specially compiled In the Registrar-General's Office for the Mercury.) The Registrar-General reports that there were 208,087 births registered in England and Wales in the three mouths ending 81st March last, a total which is slightly below the corresponding one for 1871, but which exceeds the average of three years by 1,395. Thae birth rate for ...

... (ltzsiastiatl and gdttifrsn. The Record Says it is thought that the judgment in the Bennett case will not be pronounced on this sido of Whitsuntide. A CRISIS WITH TIM IRISH CHuRcH.-Tho General Synod of the Irish Church on Friday resolved to postpone the sub- ject of the revision of the Prayer-book until next year, and to reappoint the committee of revision. Lord Carrick and several leading ...

... 9,1V IVa-- MAI SFED, 1872. REGISTEEED AT THE GENERAL POST OFFICE I AS A NEWSPAPER. L~ I L DENGYS adroddia4 chwaiteiol y CofrestryddI cyqffedilnol fod y ?? yn y tri mis diweddaf - - , - . ' ?? I y 1871 yn fwy na'r cynnydd arferol yn y tym- rhor, ac y mae y ?? hwn yn cael ei briod- ?? i sefyllfa IwyddiLnus masuach y wlad. Yr oedd nifer y genedigaethau yn chwarter v gaiaf yn llai na, arferol; ac ...

... S£3UoUS ASSvULT. - Edward Mf'Tagogart, labourer, who was reported on Monday a; having been remitted to the Sheriff, waa ibrought yesterday before Mr Sheriff Cowan, charged with assaulting Thomas, Margaret, and Martha Robertson, nS Back Sneddon. He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to 30 days imprisonment, with the alternative of a fiue oe t£5. He went to prison. A B1UTx. FiUInT. - Henry ...

... 21Z VLA rTZLY,.S; ; ID-C;OY OF 1HE 1 I I-1 3 inszoection, of t al eiE. t 'fe s! W::i 3 ;lftertmooi. it l, r1.in!j : . -I n up nail ,cjh lx.; eilto .. t u'.1i jT ei ?? 4.30. Atter rI,%; .uiarched i th c - ; atheeled i nit e by 1.: r 1 a Lraxiuilt, Sir totr, Tile A-iss t~t::t ?? ?? i ?? n.:. I! C.B.) Waui. unthe 4' i ' a Ii a. an war 're' i ii * : - acconiparied by the :u tauntes attn ,usl~ e ! ...

... In an article yesterday, on the Permissive Bill, tbe Times says :— We must try to relieve members from the tyranny of fanatical minorities. In our worship of the methods we have inherited from the past, we re- fuse to see that what we call the representation of majorities is often, in fact, made a contrivance for en- abling a minority to direct the policy of Parliament. This is incontestably ...

... » v. THE ALABAMA CLAIMS. WE\Y YORK, Thursday. — The Washington corre- ^Poudents of several evening papers state that the iministration has fully determined to take no further to compromise the indirect claims. The Foreign » airs Committee expects Great Britain to withdraw 111 the arbitration. ...

... PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES TO LORD AND LADY BUTE. THE FORESTERS' ADDKKSS. A deputation of the Ancient Order of Foresters of the Cardiff District, and consisting of Bros. John Jenks, P.D.C.R., Phillip Richards, P.D.C.R., G. D. Jenks, P.D.C.R., Evan Joseph, D.S.; J. G. Evans, P.C.R.; W. F. Fitzgerald, P.C.R.; Jehu Banwell, P.C.R.; J. Bpiller, P.C.R.; G. Strong, P.C.R.; and T.E. Thomas, P.C.R.; ...

... LLANDAFF. NT, Fates.—Mi. George TLomas, assistant overseer for t' h partj-h of Lhadaff, appeared before tho Bench, at the I -jcty ses».>ns, on Monday, in order to obtain the signatures cf their -o. -hips to the two rates that have recent/ been made. Tha poor rate w*s for Is. 2d. in the pound, and the highway rate 3d, in the pound, n Both rates vrrre signed. A.* I.DIC»FAXT DzraNDASt. --At the ...