... :E E I R Q ~ w o ~ g : B ~ u ~ W A G E B Q U E S T Z lvesledb*, a mt~ameetin of the ironwekeaofotl Senordirte-o wan ges atriiewshl n the New d~& Wascrowdled, some 1,we r1,600 drsonsbeig pesob iad -anny oters boein unable toi ?? admissionr. Mr. M ay, (Darhaston) wh4 wax -votedl to hehair, i fsaidhewas happy to meet solarge a number of lrcworkeft. but not hiepp tome hmudr chvicalrc tances. ...

... LATEST ' NEWS8. FRANZCR PARIPS fDlINSE 28 (Evezing). It is stated in MinisterW quarters that the passport question between :France and Germany has been ar ranged. -Passports will be abolished from and after the let of January. The Japanese Ambaasndors were received to-day by Lord Lyonm, and the Ambassadors will to-morrow visit the Spanish, Austrian, and German represenl- tatives. The ...

... 1 CHROMLREOF EVIEXTST FOR 1872.1 [: om the OWOervl .: - :HOMBY .. . &JANUARY; 12. Tie oev.' J. S. WVatonD, oonilted at the Contra! (Mmmcd Ce r of the muider of his wIfe: veardit of guilty *jka sat rong Xeoommandtlon t Imertly. 13. H psa Reath lrm*ylv- taken possession of by the Metropolitan Boadof orks, and doedlcted to, the public ube- 14. The recovery of the Prince of Wales announced to be ...

... ON THE NUTRITIVE VALUE OF LIEBIW'* BXTBAQT OF ?? , Althouh It miht have bee aupposed thatbythbis tin all doubts respecttng the eminent nutritie value of, IMebig's Extract of Weat ahould have disappeared. aome disturdon has been revived lately on te subject, and It has been stated that, although It wan a powerful stitulant and useful In every respect, yet It was not equvalet teo neat-which ...

... TUI' WT ' ER' OmWioH GODiARS'iD ..i - B M L ILa . The usual weekl eet _ i ?? Drommli lee LawGuadlss eeheld yesaterday~ moraingat ?? of the Unien-wolda ho It on Oa 18th at Januar.- 7iely toa aesmuleouia frm the Clark, the timl dnsi.of the GoLo vrl Beard or e ?? rpedW ftbt U the eptambof Mrsmihx bnd Is am ?? to M& . lam t b exnt Wboug the ?? in the 1 au e &Wm hstthe se fascommodats rvddoto the ...

... AND JOURNAL - TUESDAY, DRECMER; 31, 1S72. , - - - - - -- NEW Ior THE. D:AYs.w A trade dispute of a' class- not unfamiliar to English readers is at present on the tapi8 Inh Zarloh.' It appears that a lady of advanced views in that city ha undertaken to Instrrict some girls as. oompogltors. This step has roiused the indignation of the members :of the local typographigal sooiety,..and they have ...

... I'll ?? W- ? I, , 1 . - - , I ; I , ?? ?? - ?? I .AL';RE'RQ lph - X., , . ,OC T Sir c ? A 'I , ? 1: 1, ?? -, , . I .- f FR TEE Y 1872'E-R - TOWw .o v ,-J. ' f. . .ep ,o .; t, 4JounslI to oppose te:, opingof:Z6 t ree XNbrary and AA *luus on ...

... IqPTNFERESO 0w HEAD, X : STrSg ~l~be annu l Gmfrtriccf.Ue Masgrsof: MMt IGrads' 8ohoolsh ws hld a KSW . Edar' Saooi 'en Deceb 27 and 28. hem lio .A.. ] aLry, hoed iaster of Bi minbaa, ?? ther were preOazi4 mhe 'hoem d;is torifor 3dehi,. , Bradod,.Bradfold, Brent- 11d n'iiatar aw~d'sry, . staw. CSlUDfton DW, -wrdg~ Gaabeed O uli Highd 'Glov-d ClionorthearQu . ladhj -oiUnC GLU, tar phll), ...

... I - GENERALNEWS. 1l COURT NIEW&. 0SEDR, Fatarday, Decem3ber 28.-The ,Qmeon drove out yesterday ihftI rnobli, aecomspaule&- by PrInesas ChOs vise, Pincess eatrice, anid Prince Arthur. The Rev. George and Kra. Protherohbed the honour of Zdinug with the Queen sad Royal Faemily. This morlinug he! Majesty walked out with Prliness Chrlstian and Prinoeassbeitriie Princes hr islia and Pirince'Arthuir, ...

... g} rORBESFqo'l= I - iG ]Lds--i w X20 000, Po so na Etor , __Is ?? aQ O slds E gi O ' ?? H..Zs.Thre g~ should begvn; not ?? eE G 0 agr1#8IL . , ' onx rent daY. ti re al;icg ?? plae on the 8th ,,e*o~brh .dusteanba of Irelan reeives ?? ILW2 Top. Xon are bound for the swhol btrm ., G0,, wet Smethwik:K-Mao is not a German, but ,G z.ans slge. REi e has not sung in Birmingham for ,eVXSJ Yew.- ?? ...

... -T - - - - ?? 0DUDLEY. - ~As the, FISqTU1q TO Tfnz Rav. ON al sannua a ligegatlonal. tea meeting, )bela at ?? Rchools, on Thuts day evening, ai tetliniouliW as, blo a- silver, pocket communion servlee.,& yus6 ookia 1bo'Rev. Johnj6rh ohea yte001eodb riesoa,* iton p1- the sereices, ve- rederd dcrln. the. feeS uznallipex eikdelmek The chair Was ?? l)b Y ~'oebiane% and the presentatiou Wua made by ...

... RIVATPIYODRESPONDEN - ' owoN ON, Saturda7 ?? fine weatbol Of the0 la1st three or four days has filld te Wst lead streets with sightseersadth filled the 'We t = g hthe s hps with pcrebeer. Thea Slmnsbtcontinuous rain of the past quarter h~ad exercised ans effet lritle less' than Disastrous *1 xtrade at the West End ad elsewheoe. Winter qblrios suited to frost-and cold weather have been so ...