... COOIBSPONDEIB. O - WOUM . . OOREPORDHIR!j Afl.Etks'a UP10W S4gAW Rist a dspsa 4g IF - tka easm' aid ead&'m :7 l~s w~w O sea:wfly fo, 9s_ agd'emp ~fal *Salem ege. oad test' inwZ q*otac~ss~e. .7 6IA~a ofuid U.T. X.-hThurday's, ,ost. Constant Reer^- traon Street, Pleoadll1y, L/ondon.: fj~U.YI-Te doa not kno. e k aomiiemb ' domS^ w. A- sm mebe of the t. A,9s Weduesbur.-You can write or stam ...

... MR W. L., S&GANT IN Dig' OY. ~~~W1A~HOf,. ..h.A ?? ?? ,The annue zal eeig~c' f-the Brimntogtam Ohurah OfU hadben announced o rtle n I oeipdb thi ?? gven, to ersons -as, they Fntered the Witel ?? -the followin:- aten 'hi 9l~~oie, nhsatc the renlgou~js lsrc isngven' In car~d ?? reasonase ndunsectar ?? 41 and42. On thje platfter Were 'the Re.4v. ?? Ba8 . eS Thornton, Rev., J. B. ~Dtaper (&Il ...

... WA Rw IO KSHim OzAe 0lB ER OF : Ra: ?? AGRTYL ^ UR3.- ie auth annual meeting of W!a body was held In the Grand: Jmuy B.Room, at. the Shire Uall, Wax1w6iok, or a^turda 0Mr. J. Ird ~in- the: chi. ?? atnd noe i ' luadid Bir R. N. 0. HEamtonBp;., Messr. 0. IL Oaldb. cott, A., tarui, a Philpii .T 'MOorM, O. F. HUMt; and: Bary Congrevo,. ILetters apolotiuing for non altendanee were rezd from Lord ...

... - OORRSPONTDRWPKOE : - I I ; ; , I . , . I : 0: : q F L F = : M to7 , :; Nl ?? p4O. tUtOB WSWIMto N WERUd b I the game iW ohmI tof Aut ?? Qnem Mwo toyo pl~a~fon ~I. Io B. 4,f ?? I H . I - . U vA hi n etfaZ -,u 0B ' 0 . W, R.-e ae o had of ' ?? an oprtin oS:**itya- ;L O A'Reqx.~.iuz nmonths' no'doe, eanding it adyi D. , ?? decline to answer queatienson an-r:-O * playing,~ ~ ?? elons W,> ...

... I ka iLL .G . ?? ?? ~~M L _ , O*14~ ,. , The ?? ?? i t ilk ?? nd~o ''ib ' ?? ?? piiacD yerterda, nidef the p.denop of UW B. O. Hamilton Bu,, Ka^.O..,supored by ord LegYet. Colel Me, Dr. W ephsen, aM Dr. n - There was a crowded atnnc. Tlhe deoatio wor few and 5hnpe, Ut. pricplo n el being the foiewirig motto aerous theeastaende the rfom:eoa rA ndto tboo :which 'wreo ths lotio I., 0. :. . ...

... NEWS OF THE RAX6 ANDiJOURNAL -WEDNESDAY, D~DECE RR: 4,1872. ANNXUAL UPUBUCATION OF THE BIRMINGHAM TOWN AND' DISTRiCT ALMANACK, W-ITH. THU BIRMINGHAM' DAILY POST 1AN-D J7OVRXAL op, STURbAY NEXT, K. DOEMBR 7, Will be preuedfteai lu6ge and hbdome Sheat ~M A.'ACI : PBRD EN OOL OUR ONBPMVBI PAPZH TheI attentlon of Advertisuers 1 called to the fact that f4,OO copies of the Papar and Almanack wera ...

... 'HY-,f may France ble expected to rest and be thank- ful, till she know her own mind ? The doctrine of lZab.Yez faire is not, upon the whole1 worthy of all aceoptution at all times ; but it is very rood for giving a breathing-time from political trouble. iore especially to a country which has lost more &reath, blood, and money of late than any country ever did before in the samie space of time ...

... On Thursday afterneon a largely-attended and influential meeting in the interests of religious education was held under the aumpices of the National Society for the Educa. tion of the Poor in the principles of the Established Church, at the Victoria-roonis, Clifton. The gathering was held in the large salon, which was nearly filled. The Lord Bbhop of the Diocese presided, and amongst those ...

... DOTI1E DISSOLUTIONIST MOEMENT IN I :FRANOE. - i , _ _ (lacK ' on oWN CaORUPONDri T.) ' ' ?? EVERSAUlES, TaB aAY NIGRT. The expectations of the result of the great battle on the dissolutionist movement to- come off on gaturday vary, as is natural enough, according to the hopes and desires of different political parties. It was very suddenly that the Right resolved to put forward M. Lambert de ...

... MR. MUNDELLA AND THE SOUTH WALES I I . COLLIERS. A meeting of the delegates representing all the collieries and iron-stone mines in the counties of Glamor. gan and Monmouth connected\ with the Amalgamated Association of Miners, was held at Merthyr yesterday, to receive the report of delegates upon the result of theinter. view held with the respective masters upon the proposal to refer the ...

... NI. UNIVERSITY INTE, LLIGBENE. ! . _I_ OXFORD, DEC. 21. rinST PUBLIXC EXAMMATION. -MATHEMIATICAL HO- NOCSI.-The Moderators in the School of Mathematics (Mr. Wil- liam Esson, M.A., Fellow and 2atheroatical Tutor. &c., Merton Colg;Mr. Hector MoNeile MA,, late Follow of St, John's CoUege, end Mr. dwsrd iddellBalmer, M.A., MagdalenHall), havo this evening issued the following Class List: CLAS 1. ...

... -i The weekly meeting of the G'iardians wae Leld 4 th Board-room, on Tuesday afternoon, when there werqpre- sent the Rev. e. Abney (chairman), Mr. Brindley am -Mr. Sherwin (vice-chairmen), the Revs. J. Chanucellor jal A. M'Kenna, Messrs. Denston, T. Roe, jun*YW. E. Whston, Swingler, Baldock, Hefford, Oakden, Whitaker, Earbpes- wick, J. W. Thompson, Hobson, Turner, Bloor, Stlisby, and Whiston. ...