... LORD FREDERICK CAVENDISH AND MESSRS. E. MIALL AND ALFRED ILLINC4WORTH AT TH1E BRADFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. rSPECIwAL, TTLEGIGAMI At the amnual meetings of the Chamber of Commesice, held last night, at the Exchange Buildings, Lord F. Caven- dish. and' Messrs. Mlial and Wlfred Illingworth. were pre- sent, and spoke;.t Lord Frederick Cavendish moved the adoption of the report real by the ...

... A BRITISH ENVOY DAZZLED BY CHINESE I MAJESTY. The following romance is the Chinese account of the late interview between the Emperor of China and the foreign Envoys at Peking. His Majesty should lead his troops, and save bloodshed. Since his Majesty's assump- tion of power, rain and sunshine have succeeded each other in due season, and tile public mind.has been tran- quilly at rest. As regards ...

... ALLEGED INGENIOUS FRAUDS BY A I YOUNG' WOIAN. At the Birmingham Police Court, yesterday. before the Mayor and Mr. J. Sadler, a Young woman of very repeotable appearance, named Emma Eall, of Rea Street, was brought up on remand'oharged wlth obtaining several sets of studs end other articles of jewellery by; means of false pretences. Ur.. Rovdande appeared to presecnte, and Mr. Oheston for the ...

... THE LATE EMPEHOR NAPOLEON. Charles Louis FNapoleon Bonaparte was the third e6on of Lonis J3onrtapare, ?? of Hollan1d an11d brother of the grect Napoleon, asid .Hortense, the 4iaiAhter of the Empress Josephiine by her first nma .rriage. le was born at the Tuilesies, April 20, arid8, dhis birth c aos amno.,nced through the Empire, and in lolland, by the roar of artillery, H-c wvas baptiscd on ...

... MESSRS. IIARIUS ON'S THIRD POPULLAR CONCERT. 44 One of the roost successful failures and inmst coni'oling diusapIOintments, in the shape of a snusical ups rf'sinunct, which it hfis been our lot to record, took pilce in thie Town Haill, oe Tuesday night, oil the occasion of AMessrs. Harison'ts third popular conceit. l:ihsrc and cbisappohit- i reent i-a this conlection rnist he understood, of ...

... OFFICIAL BANQUET AT TUINSTALL. MIR. MELLY, M.P., ON THE GOVERNMENT DEFEAT. The Chief Bailiff of.Tunstall (Mr. V. Adams) gave a banquet to the members and officers of the Local Board of Health and other gentlemen, on Wednesday evening, at the Sneyd's Arms Hotel, Tunstall. The Chief Bailiff was supported in the chair by Mlr. G. Melly, M.P;, and Mr. E. T. ?? Wood; the vice-chair being occupied by ...

... . THE FUNERAL OF TRE EMPEROR NAPOLEON. , [Pics ou ,Specid Co)respnsideat.] CIUFISELIURST, Wednesday. The mortal remains of Napoleon the Third, ?? of the French, were interred this morning in the little Roman Catholic chapel of this village.. The event, which four years ago would have been a spectacle for all Europe, was marked by an almost entire absence of the pomp and display common to the ...

... I LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD ENQUIRY AT WAVLSALL. I Yesterday a special meeting of the Walsall Town Council took place in the Council Chamber, for the purpose of meeting Mir. J. T. Harrison, whlo attended on behalf of the Local Government Board to conduct an enquiry as to the necessity for a loan of £5,000. applied for by the Council, for the purpose of repairs of roads outside the Commissioners' ...

... ' - COURT AND FASHION. HisExcellency the German -mbassa(lor and the Coustess 3Bernstorff and Countess Th6rcse Bernstorff arrived at Prussia House, Carlton House Terrace, on Tuesday, from visiting the Earl and Countess of Ashburnhans, at Ash- burnhain Place, Sussex. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Countess Spencer left the Viceregal Lodge, Dublin, on Tuesday, accompanied by ...

... DP.. cUMiAllNG ON THE JESUITS. I Dr. Cumming paid his annual visit to Lcamington on AWednesday, c id delivered a lecture itn the Public Eall, Windsor Street, in the intcrests if the Prot'saont Rleformation Society. HETo asserted that the Churchl of loem wnas now engaged in the foriationl of local associa- tions in all parts of England, heandd by the chief and most influential members of the ...

... ]BIRMiIS G.IAT3 TOWN COUNCIL. An edjtnirfle'l meeting of the Towrn Coinn'il Wa.s held estcrdlay, when the debate one the Sevwage pomilluittees epert was -resunri,. The Mayor (Aldersuean Bigge) pro- Aide5.d Befole the discussion was resumed, Alderman BRINs- ?? ?? -ov, '-hat at the C01celusioll of thliS debate st a,- lie ld ?? No. 27 be seiependtel wlile! tihe ; ts ,reIl taken ii. the oecid:e ...

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