... 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 ...

... C0jI7 ORIDENCa~ AU tetts' b fv &9- donno ost dad f ,,G. D. ,W.~-Ths o iser of the esot e Ge T. T.-The mowe.-hyrau the ?? liable, T , T. Biadmore.-They rcust both clome at ten o'dlock. ?? cannot tall. Ask some one Ini the trade. A, F. FF.-Ths two fruits aore different See some WOrk on gardening. :W. H W. W ?? roomfthe correspor. ence. sXU. F. Derby.-M. Thlers Is a Potestan atleasthi ...

... CORRESPONDEN'CE. zotzcm TO UOoRPOXIMOM du Wfers oicsided Poe W p Oitleatoz iuse 4.%e acwpcniei.d h 7e smne cand addwa of the oriter, nca tceitta'ri - , puNikau. but for Mee informefioesof tbe igdiko. V orgsconds wo s ea an co sy #p&c ; vatlmu upon Cther ga gsaunicaons must keey copies of thekm, ag se canmcs aind okk to t*urn ?? conftibrutimGs. 1. L.h-We do not know. S. L. C,, Brierley U., ...

... I~ 0II~1ERAL a'EWS.~ cotton ?? for the week ending the19th instant: Impoits, 49,368 bales expo rto, 18j643 bales. I Gardiner Street C(hapel, Dbiblni, yesterday, s oolaemn. requiem was held for the repose of the Bonslof ?? soldiers who feil in the defence of Bome In 1870. .: depitation :from the' Durham Nlinerd' Association waited upon the coal trade in 'Neworele yeaterday, to ashl for another ...

... CORRESPONDENCE VOTIORB TO 0uypjDKR 'al a~fr utwo t4ettdt 0 Publca' must be accomnpnitiel bi the nae arn nd adtieu ofg W wie,~ no Wssrl for rasw~i for U9t inforl~A Of t$r Xtjgor. ?? ull kw Iei2IGU ios£Src~S P opics of them, as wet disset Utnde., tak o ydrA UtutdConriLbution& 60. P.7-_(i) Yes, (2) No. . H -Maxeh 26, 1855. , M. T.,'-No; it is Impolslblo, -FrsnoaI,..4i the ordinavy ...

... GE NERAL X E w S. (rR= AsAO=ol 2XLE UM,] At Huntingdon, on Saturday, the local Luthorltlex passed a resolution ptohlblting the holding of fainr MaV. ket, sales, and ?? of stock In the ?? from September 17 to October 29, vxcept under ?? from the Privy CounciL Yesterday, A man named Mackin *u found dead in Klngetoat, under easplelou drcamstancem; 1e was dia. covered in bed with a deep wound In ...

... l Q Bt m BENAL X NWIS. FATAL RAILWAY AOCIDENT.: Yesterday afternoon the 4.5 tra frori Glasg'to' Sterling and Callender, ran Int agoods tran ala Geaen. hill. This train war beinl o p ta to peass.. The pass~enger train was Dupet, nd: the stoke.r and driver were killtL One passenger was ?? bust, :. . KICKIG A WOM,. TO DEATH. The Coroner's Jury at Sheffield returned a verdiatI yestqrday of ...

... CORUHSPONp NDIE-CE. JUItUer tfse fe' o wis ba. zecoeipassidd t' t rssbl~cetie~a. ~seI fop theW 'eatonetosaUopf thve UD I Gr:ca ?? X se } SPeas valut upees ?? £(11A 'W. Smith.-Lndon f ~'Pellan..-We~ do not know. 5W B,-.He can be made to Pay doublo rent. H. srones, Bloxvih.-We have no rd of the date. 0. B., 'Hurst St..et.-YOn mast obtain a hawker' certificate. . E-Aboust sli yeirs we ...

... CORME8LEO SP 1) D ; N UN rt) vB, , ,uoull;;.A rsnr Me ,en(d fadreat ej ofc w,- te, .. -- ?? ?? se~ls~atver Y 0A t i n+orfnativp 0-f 940r O'S >4X-ffsleA.d ant karpi! ?? ?? hlss? Ssch Nwnionrvlb 4 keep wpies ft'ti or 4e ndr 14tke toreire urrd 0 r ?? in 11E47. A. B.-Notlce ia not rfquired. J. nIown.7-Ves, to all the questlolls. . RN. B3 -We do not know any such plaoe T. B. B.-(l) 1857; (2 ...

... I Yesterday, the village of SolihalB was en fete In celebra- tion of the marriage of Miss Euphemta Amelia Smythe, the only daughter of the late Rev. P. M3 Smyihe, formerly rector, to ,Ir. Clement George Lefroy, of Ewshott, Hants, and Ireland. The wedding took place at Solihull Pariah Church. The marriage party started from the residence of the Rev. T. H. Mynorn, uncle of the bride (with whom ...

... AlhVUAL MlE1TING OF raE BILSTON I clM!jIm3!ONE3s. The3 auuual meeting of the Blstore Toknaship Commih- sionorts was held on Wed neaday evening, Mr. W. Ratton, re - ?? chAirman, presided, preparatory to the election of a ohalzonan.-ihe first busiuess was the ?? of the -Itotion of four Commiasionels, which took place oa the 5`h fnot. The, hadtmnan anaoutced that Messrs, Thomea lfd)idge, ...

... THE WOLVERHAMPTON BOARD OF o GUARDIANS. Yesterday the usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of the Wolverhampton Union was held in the Board Room; Ur. ,fames Langman (Chairman) ?? returns showed that the paupers now in the house number 627, an Inorease of I upon last year; and that 3,545 men, women, and children were receiving out-relief, at a cosb of £201. 12,, a decrease upon a twelvemonth ...