... TI GT Ern ELECTIONm I t flin a othe cadidateas who have presented heielvesto the constitnehlllw is a complteo as can be nfrom the ?? at present received. Cosas' I~SL T OF CANDIDATES. S g ' tin MCmebers. Cawluidw.s Atlnga cm ?? L C. Lindsay, C..CoiC. Lindsry, C. -Cler, L. A~tdx.Z TT JB. Austin, L. ?? OIL D, rort3cue, L,.ton D. 1'ortescuo. L. ttietsey it. Daviesa . Capt. Wellesley, C. IL ves ?? ...

... BOROUGH OF DROITIVICH. MR. CORMETT'S CANDIDATU.lE. L ast night a nbihlic meeting of the electors of the borough of Droits-ich wlas hoeld in the 11111 End School-room, in suppert of the canididature of Mr. John Corbett (LiberalJ. The room was crowded, and Mr. S. Tombs presided. The Chairman entered into aln explanation of his conduct at previous elections, and defensded himself against the ...

... LPRFSS ASSOCIATION TFLEIRAMS.] HEALTH OF THE REV. T. BINNEY. Mr. linacy passed a quieter day yesterday, and last night was continuing to slightly improve. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF COAL IN NORTH WALES. The North Wales coalomsters have reduced the rate oi coal Is. per ton. FALL OF A TUNNEL IN SOUT H WALES. A tunnel two miles in length, on the Great Western Railway, between Merthyr and Aberdare, ...

... I THIE ASHANTEE WAR. ON THE FURTHER SIDE OF THE PRAIL E17broin thel Daily Telegraph.] Pis~tnu, AsHANTERE, December 21, 1872. This beading is no mistake or halluiielnatien of fever. I ami writing under a cotton tree of giddy height seeded ansi grown in Ashlantee ;my desk is a buttress-curiously pro- duced at the ground level; alongside runs the petit by which our savage enemies retired to their ...

... 'MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF EDl I 'BURGH . iS., Pn;ran$;CUG, Janunary 24. To-day the Czar has gone out shooting near Zarskos I Selo, and, will probably visit the Dake and Duchess of Idi Einbu rh on his way SloniC. j Tlie l iko nnd Duchess of Edinbhurgh wviil retiril to St. I Peterihun. on Mondaly inight, To niohlt, his Rloyal High- iiess the ?? of Wales vill visit the French plays. H-is * myi't(l ...

... Loirlulugham ffafl 'g-od AND JOURNAL4 MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 18,-i. N O TIC E . Ii consequence of the numerous reports of entertain- ments and meetings of Odd Fellows' and Good Ten'.plars' lodges, workmen's entertainments, presentations, private school and class reports and parties, &c., which are sent to us, we have to :nLounce that such notices, being of interest only to the persons directly ...

... LATEST_ NEWS, [Reuter's I`ekegczsoai, per Press AsJsociatiansi I FRANCE. VERSAILLES, JANUARY 21 (Evening). In to-day's sitti ng of the National Assembly, M. Ricard, meimbor of the Loft Centre, brought forvward his interpol- latiou wvith regard to the course pursuei by tie Governient towards the newspapers in the departnments under a state of siege, and the refusal to permit the establishmeint ...

... CORRS PO NTD!NC.E. NOTICES TlxI tJ-lliSP INDENTS. Al! tt-ttqs i'l at . 'ou irsl're'rioo ariust /)ce accolarrirci ?? Ore twzv,' and add- .- os tAs. rist-r, not rue'snr'ify for 5t'ltctytio)n. st /i 'or' tc.. in'oraurctiou of t/i( Erditrot. Gee; 'l sine ba/s moe S'3 trni;/ s-'rc£ci vcube' tcofps tires rorn- ?rntui,c/iors nvist ?? 0) tO '5tui!'n, as twc annot tundearr- takx to ?? tuf>n n ut-d ...

... PRESENTATION TO THE REV. F. W. AVALTERS, OF HAIBORNE. Last evening, several memihers of the Rev. F. *V. Walters's congregation met at the residence of Mr. Tonks, Oak Cottage, Metchley Larie, Harborne, for the purpose of presenting to their late pastor a testimonial of their esteem and respect, and of their high appreciation of his ability and integrity during his four years' ministry at the ...

... WOLVEIRHAMIPTON TDWN COUNCIL. Yesterday, there was a monthly meeting of the w1olver- hanipton Town Council; the Mayor (Mir. W. H. Jones) ?? the reading of the minutes of the Watch Commitce it transpired that the committee ha1d voted an increase of salary to Inspectory Lavery, the clerk to the chief constable. Mr. Wilicock spokoe highly of the value of tbc services of that officer, and ?? that ...

... STORKS IN THE CMHANEL. On M'.nday ?? and Tiesday morning, a grat eumher of veuslt had to Pat Into Beif&A Lough and take shelter fromn the effecte of the etormn, which was very severe in the channel. They were mee tulrohantmenbonne from Liverpool to ports hi the United States, and sonie of themr did not leave till Wednesday. The crss .clanuel steamers from Ralfast, all of which atterapte,1 to ...

... . AfHt TICHBORNE TRIAL h ONLh HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOURTEE DAY. I f1 THURSDAY, JANUARY 22. ohs The tt'al at bar of the Claimant to the Tichborne Q.( )d baronetoy and estq~tva was resumed to day. 7cs Mir. lawvdwa continued his aenra_ s Baying a that there ere as few moreof the generald ~IWtUs i whose evidence it woald be necessary to mentioraii, after doing whlc2l ili 'Qu'd dispose of the oarabl- ...