... VOLUNTEERING UNDER CANVAS AT STONELEIGF PARK. During the present week, between five and six hundred Volunteers of the First Warwieolihire Adnlnlstrative Battalion make their trial of camp life, in the Stoneletgh Deer Park, which Lord Leigh, with his aoustomed kind- ners, has granted the use of for the purpose. The follow- ing Is a list of the companies represented ;-Ist Coventry, 633 men; 2nd ...

... . WiRnnING, &o, 0o BotEBsnx.-A public meeting. in reference to this subject was held on Wednesday evening, at the Town Hail, under the presidency of Mi. B leooper (Mayor), who detailed what had been done by the Town CouneL-The Town Clerk said he was in favour of the Improvements being made by.subacriptlon, and not coming on the borough ratec-(chers)-for not only the town but the whole ...

... EaOOL BOARD CONTEST. -A meeting of the supporters Lr. Billing, the Nonconformist candidate, was held on inesday evening, in the Primitive Methodist Chapel, 1ington Road. Mr. Wmn. Miilward oacupied the chair, in openitg the proceedings contended that the whole eonibility of the present contest lay -with the Church *y. She first oaptest was forced by them, and now t a NonconfoTriist niemnber had ...

... AND JOURNAL MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1872. THEI BIBMINGHAM DAILY MAIL, AN EVENING JOURNALZ PRIOE A H1AIWM Y; ?? a Three and rSiX o'dock0, cmto;n all he Tekegram, Market S2ptrng, Po~ice, and Local News of the Day. ?? Circulation now exceeda 15,000. 9ffice for Aduertksems, No. 11, Oannog 24hstt, . Much cry and little wool would appear to have been the, result of the efforts of the Nationalists in ...

... I The eleventh annual meeting of this association was opened yesterday, at the Nowcastle-under-Lyme butts. The society had no meeting last year, having to suspend operations on account of a want of funds, but-this dilf- cuaty having been overcome by the liberality of some of the principal supporters of the volunteer movement in the county, the annual gathering, which up to 1870 was re- ...

... [FPom ihe Correspondent of tile ,Timmw. PHILA&ELPHIA, May 24. The new Tariff Bill, wvhich has been for several days perdirg in the House, finally passed that body on the 20th inst. by a vote of 147 to 62. The neasure now goes to the Senate, and as it has been modelled after the Bill which the Senate passed last March, making reductions ia Import duties, the probability of its passing there is ...

... ?? I DISTRICr NOWS. IA'LSWOiRTI~l IIGIiWI WA Il.BOA D AND T lED CI'RA~tiWAVYS. A r' ratig of the fhighwbay Board was hold yesterday, at the Wvoiling Alea's Club, Villa Road. There were ?? Brieers. Ellis (in the chair), Swain, Baghes, Webb, 8l1clhbam, lleaton, Thomasou, Ashford, and Barman (Clerk).-The CLERIC stated that he had received no reply to the letter he bad sent to the Board of Trade ...

... GENERAL IUEWS. (PERWLa 41SoIJUTEON '1CLGRAUA&A. THE PROICS OF TIN. The Ooelsh smelters have reduced the price o£ ?? etasdard 3s. per Owt. all round. CABINRT COUNCIL. A Cabinet Council was held on Satarday, at the ofi4lial reaidence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing Street. The Ministers present ?? Right Hou. W, E. Gladstone, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis oE Ripon, Viscount ...

... The weekly meeting of this Board was held yesterday, at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hill; Mr. W. Fowler in the ?? Chairman s-ated that during the last week a printed circular, which had been sent to the clerks of all the unions, had been received from the hon. secretary of the lledical and 2ocial Sclence Association. The circular, after directing the attention to the Public Health Bill before ...

... At a meeting of the Weekly Board of the Royal Free Hos pital, London, held last Thursday, It was unanimoslsy re- solved- That the Board cannot meet without expressing their heartfelt sorrow at the great loss which the hospital has sustained by the death of the Rev. J. B. Owen, for mnary ?? of this Board and chaplain to the hospital. His unremitting attention to its affairs, and to the ...

... :WOLVERItAitP]~O*N, W At'S-l U, AND, MIDLAD JNIO RWAY LAD ..D .Wr° StayT . I'dAM -he SelectHOu1JS op Lo- si'Donday. Ihe felect ComVlttee of the House of 3Gord5 appointed ?? d6 thisbill raasembled't-o-day, atad coentinued the receptof vdeoinhehalfof trhe ratepiyera of Button Coldfield, In opposition to the bill. Eirl imherst occupied the chair; and the other members of the Committee ?? ...

... NEW SCHEME OF CaURCH REFORIA At a meeting held on the invitation of the Earl of Shaftesbury, at his residence in Grosvenor Square, at which about forty clergymen attended, on May 11, 1S72, the following declaration was unanimously adopted*- DECLARATION. 'Ihe undersigned, recognising the urgent necessity of combining in defence of the Church Establishment, and being deeply convinced that the ...