... DISESTABLISHMENT-THE BIRMINGqEAt CONYHzENUE. I In the ?? sentences of the following article, the Daily NeZws gives pointed advice to the Conference intended to take place In Birnbngham In the first week of Oc- tober The Birmingham Conference will no doubt approach tbe subjeots before ?? a butineas-like temper. They will leave the work of argument and coneiction to their publoc speakors and ...

... The usual weekly meeting of this Board Wasg held yes terday, at the Workhouse, Gravelly Hlll; 14r. A. Fisher, presiding. The (lerk reported that he ha~d received a lotter frosli ?? J. J. ffnley, the Loaal Governm ent Loo, rdl l-0spal. referring to a cironl,~r letter of the Losl GoaV& th- Beiard, whtch stated thati under the Pablsto ige<h &e thd inspectors had beea requested toe con er ivth ...

... COAL MINES REGULATION AOT. | DIANAGER'S 3 lRVrDI0AlT&. [Ilfining .Twnaf] Several enquiries havlng been received from eolliery' managers ns to the mode of procedure necessary for ob. tainlng a manager's cerli6aata and the exauminattons to be passed, It may be slated that if a person has acted in the capacity of manager for 12 months at any than within five.: years of the pasaing of the Act (Aug ...

... TiE OXFORDSHIRE M.P.'S ON THE AGRIOULTURAL LABOURER' AGITATION AND THE HIGH PRIOE OF MEAT. The Bight Hon. J. W.f Henley, Col North, ,aud Mr. larbtrigbt attended the agricultural dinner at Bliestar, on Wednesday evening, and in responding to The Members for the County dwelt at some length on the above-named questiona.-Mr. Hfenley observed that a great deal had been said of late, and he did ...

... X~itlag bailg goof AN4D JOURN~AUa THURSDAY, SEPTEBER 19, 1872. TAE NEW TALE 'WIFE AND NO WIFE, WILL BE COMONCD is THE WREKLY POST, ON SATURDAY NEXT, THE 21ST INST., AS ORIGINALLY ANNOUNOED. Mr. HUGHEIS is in the position of the old man and his ass. Try as he pleases he can't please everyone of his political supporters at Frome. In fact, he has displeased a great many of them. He has ...

... S OXFORD. Atithe annual licensing meeting of the Maglaftates for the city of Oxford, held In the Town Hall, yesterday, a6 deputation, consdating of a number of olergymen and re. speotable tradesmen of the city, presented a memorial, signed by about 600 of the inhabitants, praying that no new licenses might be granted, and asking them to reducae as far ag possible, the number of those already ...

... : WASTE LANDS IN SUTHERLANiD. sather Axr occasional correspondent of the Time writes --It is a. tively sgetv n eyisrciefc htnal l h ra while h hchhvbenmdintegrclueof oding MO or hm fasndthus showedbprciaa- lrofes periene wathlndascapable ofprdcnadho Skyfe. t rouc it. Ths oefarmsweeovrymdat lium: mansons Few of them exceeded 200 acres. Thywere 3ected for sto as tocombine the growvthof cereals ...

... NEW LONDON AND BRAI.I BANK. * The first annual meeting of the sareholders in this bank was hld-yesterday at -the Terminua Hotel, Canxon-s.BtretJ . W. Oax , Esq., the chairmen, pro. siding. The MsAsM (Mr. Beton) having read the notice Convenin the mteting, and the minutes of the extraordi- nary meae~ng held on the Mh January last, the report was, by msaent, taken e read, and . The CO E--A ...

... GREAT ;'FIRE AT CANTERBURY ' , . _ .. . I A A serious fire took place in Canterbury Cathe- dral yesterday morning. It appears that at about halfa past ton a plumber was at work in the roof of'the east end, when from some cause his coke fire got upset and set light to the dry timbers of the roof. Finding his own efforts to extinguish the flames were unavailing, he rushed down to the office of ...

... .NEWS ROM PARIS. . ?? REPUBLICAN CELEBRA`h)ON. (FRoU ouw owN oonan oirDBMr.- PARIS, SUZnAT NIGHTr The 22nd of September has gone off as quietly as the 4th-not only in Paris, but, so far arwe at present iknow, in all Prance. The projected ban- quet in Paris, to which only 160 guests wereb in- vited, having, as I said yesterday, been objeotbd to by General Ladmirmult, and the Governmen6 having ...

... NAVAL AND MILITA.RY. (F'aOU'rUs LONDON OAZE2TM.) WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, SEPr. 24. Royal Artillery-Major-General, wit h the rank of Colonel-Corn- unndant, Sir William Marcus Coghlan, .C.B. (late Bombay), to be colonel-cominandant, vice General J. G. Griffith, deceased; Major Charles Watson Wilson, from the supernumerary list, to be,major, vice W. S. M. Volfe, deceased; Major Campbell Hardy, ...

... NEWS FROM PFARMS. . . - I (rinos ouv orON a Poi4flf5T.)1 PARIS, Smwali NraB,. M. Fournier, the French Ambassador to the Court of Italy, is expected at Versailles. He is e said to be charged with important communications of for M. Thiers. Whether he bears a message from son the Pope, or Victor Emmanuel, or from both, has hei not transpired. From what I have been able to of hear in the course of ...