... SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRBR AND LAST WOROESTF5EB3=f MINERS, The following address has been ent' to us for Pam. cation:- To the Mlneownerx of South Staffordshire aid kast Worcestershire.' Gentlemen,-At aeonference of delegates, represent. ing the whole of South Staffordshire and gaut Worcestar. Bhire, beld on Monday last, at Great Bridge, several Iteolutlofl of great importance at this time were ...

... limiuba 14,19 Too AND JOURNAL MONDAY, JULY 8, 1872. THE BIP fINGHAM DAILY MAZA AN EVM=G JOUSRAT4 PWCez A HALypKNf; published at tree a S oeock, conftm aU tmh TeWamao Jarkst4 SporMag, PONi, andd -Loal New. ef the Day, DJUy irclaC onfi now exeea 15,000. 9fflce for Advertfaemm, NO. 11, Ooh a $AdM . To-night the House of Lords will have, in all pro.: bability, an opportunity of deciding whether ...

... IBIRMINGHAM BOARD OF GTARDIAW.34 The usual fortnlightly meetitg of the Board ofnardi5x was held yesterday afternoon, at the Parish Olbias, dise Street; Mr. J. B. Downing, the chaTrman, preetln& The minutes of the various committees were read, ba they contained no subject reqairing notice. REJEMOIT OF TIE CIa&PL AnS APPLI~kTIoIT jol CompznS,&Tro.-The following letter fron tho Rev. 0. Brittain, ...

... [IPR% AMOCIATION ULGRAMBS,3 HOUSE OF LOBDS, The House met at five o'cloos TEZ EARL OF GRANARD AND JUSTICE * K aE r .OGH. The Earl of G AlRt Id he had to st~te that having read over carefully the pppers whloh had been laid on the table In reference to Justice Keogh and other papers, he feund himself unable consolentiously to modify the opi- nions he expressed or to retract a single expression ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTIRTS AND DEaTflS MI TE 2l i:o0 M' OF BIMINGMUM 27ric WiBKz, 18,2. L, tie wcek: ?? last S ,6urday 4.321 births aui 2474 eeths were *egb -e~red la IS of the largeet EnA31sh townp, inclndlog Condon. 'the b rths wore 215, ani lho deatbsfi so i.ary as 70.;, b-low the aversge weekly uurnhers4 in the ten years 1SQ170, cwrected for Inoeease of popnlation to the niddlo of tnia year ...

... e t 'T At a h.n . T -- 0o mte liDIIOB 01 Met DALY Poar. Sir,-Many of your readera were doubtless much gratified to hear of the late annual meeting of the London Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; a gathering to which the presence of the kind and gentle Princess Louise gave an ?? charm. Is It not fesalble that a plan of the same kind should be carried out In Birmingham-that is, that ...

... GEN ERAL NEWS. (1pR&M ASSOMATION TsLrGRAs1 - INTERNATIONAL PRISON OONlGRE3S. In the English section, yesterday, Dr. F. J. Mont, ?? late Inspector-General of Prisons In Bengal, read a paper on the Indian system, especially in the Pre- sidency of Bengal. He approved the substitution of In- door industrial labour for the old extramural work. In the French section, Mr. Stevens defended the ...

... WOLVERH&MPTON, ]BOARD OF GITAIDIANS.-At the weekly meeting of tbe Poor Law Guardians, yesterday, Mr. Wlllcook moved th.t a retusn should be furnished of the amounts received by the relieving officer as commission for collecting moneys due to the Guardians for the support of lunatics, &o. He expressed a very strong feelin that the three relievieg officers of the Union shouia be combined ...

... GENERAL NBWS. (PR=sB AasOMTION IslMAM&] RAILWAY TDAFli REOEIPTS. WEmE UND a JULY 27. XNCRBSE South-Eastern ?? .L 750 Glasgow and South Western ?? 1,628 DECREESL London, Brighton, vnd South Coast ?? 5,093 THE EMPLOYMNXT OF WOBIMEN AND CHILDREN. DEPUTATIONS TO MR. BRUCE. Yesterday, two deputations attended the Home Office, one to urge upon the Government the naeesrity for adopt. iag Mr. ...

... AST PAIIC., . - !3, £1r,-l see, frrnii a eoP? of trM nrtiepe, jk; thit at at mext mebul yMoeting'O the SfrMIhghs~aqn0uI beld Uext2rdA,7 , Baths ulso COMMttee l b2f, ?? *ai gaiecmreinti fp1 IhLth P b f 18,2 2 sn e U a-Gr-4* of ?? a 'on the aout d p$ ' 1 da n eth Caei to rar1k Hca~ Vsi O J2t conatruct XMt240QjardX& 'ot ha? fL frm the nei h t~f th~ Parke ata ?? ~~O The 6itio side nearet the AertM ...

... DISESTABLISEMENT. The following nemben (ninety-six Including tellers) voted on Tueaday night in favour of Mr. Kiall's motion, 1That an humble addrew be presented to her Majety, praying her Mlajesty that by means of a Royal Commstsion full and accurate particulars may be procured of the odgin, nature, amount, and applicat'on of any property and revenues appropriated to the use of the Church of ...

... AND JOURNAL FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1872. THE BIRMfIKGHAM DAILY MA14 aN KVNRG :PURRAi RICsE A HAmzym?,- publishaed a and Six eel* cgnfat aUt2 t2?ekgvrame, Martea, sporiNg, Pyhe, and Zacal News, qf, tU Day. Driby VirAlaion now ec& 15,000. )gmc for Ad d Noe X15 OaAmo adut NEWS, OV THE DAY. I Tile House of Lords sat for only a short time yes. lerday, and disposed of a number of bills. On the motion of ...