... TME 2NEW ?? TWESTERN RIAILNVAY ROYAL SALON, Oii Stdiivla a trial trill frain PaiLdtrd1ittbA to itaipor01t and belt xas moade. over thle 4 ireat \vestem;rnin Soutd. Wuatern ltailw'~tiy, ?? a nut-diat Rov;al train, to wlictivwit s nttwii'ieii -I ltf~ililflhi 1m, an;lioiin. apeviatlts coitntrsieted for the Ilse cit the Qiiee I. 1'o aiM 11.1 ?? aiiitiifavttireil ?? at thle 6SindOint ?? Xorhs ui ...

... THE LTCENSE AMENDMENT LEAGQU CONEIiRENCE IN BIWbNGRAX A conference of friends of license reform, convened by the License Amendment League, was held yesterday after- noon, in the Committee Room of the Town Hall, to eon- eider the question, Silhall the New Licensing Law be Sustained ? The Mayor (Mr. J. Chamberlain) presided; and thero was a gopd, stendanlce. Among those present were the Rev. ...

... iA special meeting of the Town Council was bold in the Council Chamber, Mocor Street, at noone yesterday, under the presidency of the Mayor (Mr. 3. Chamberlain). RFSIGiTAPION OF COUNCiLLon Gnrorrns.-The Townq CLriic announced that Mr. Gr-iffiths had resigned his seat in the Council, and had paid the fine consequent upon so doing. Notices had been given for an election to supply the vacancy. ...

... CAMPDEN. EXTRAORDINARLY CoNDUeT AT A LrnxEnATION So. CrIETYS MINIrrroG.-The l1ev. J. S. James addressed a public meeting in the Town Hall, on Thursday night, in favour of the disestablishluent of the Church of England. The hall was packed with opponents of the lecturer, and thie meeting was very noisy tlroughout. Thelecturer net with deterininad opposition, and at last had to desist, his voice ...

... WOLVERIHAMPTON TOWN COUNCIL | MVEETINCG ! ?? _ 7 _ * 'THE! LATH, ELKCTION RSTST. Yester-day an ordiiiar3 nicethcU Is eecet. u of die Is otreraisamplon Town Cotinril 'sic held ice thle Counciil Chamb~er, itrelizded over by thle MAryor (lii.i Ce', It. janceq). Alderman Underbljl, as Chairman of the Watch Committee, meoved the etloitlioti of fI e report of that. coininittfee, end those of Captain ...

... I THE WOMEN'S WH11ISKY AWAR IN AMERIC.A. Froem /the Tins's.] P1i11LA-DELPHrTA, February li7-4lie, Woninen's Whis9ky War in the West is increasing in intensity. Heretofore it has boost conifinedl to Southern Ohio, hot it hiss ?? spreadiselte Sasitiern Indiana and across the Ohio river to oisc br twvo towns in Kentucky. 'Use progr'ess of this remnarkable ernsa'ie is the chief subiject of our ...

... - '1 I [SP20Ow TELEOGitAM] 3HOUSZ OF COaueONS, Monday Night. Mr. Snmlolelt excited a burst GfP laughter to-night by fixing a day on which be will call attention to the time and cirsumstances tnder which the late Parliament was so suddenly dissolved. Mr. Smollett, a descendant of the great novelist, is a dry hurhourist, whose retuin to the ILouse for Cembridge borough (after being absent from ...

... jd | NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. 1'Ittcdrs sat tdead 'or pintieatioz quest 1e accommpraied by a ithe and addrnis of the 7oa-er, not wc ssaRilY for pu'tiction, tor thr itsnformuatko of the Editor. Corraepowdnts ?? set ante jptfial va/sej upon thesr com- ?? inmbst leeop ?? of thet as woe cannot undor- take to retni u unwed cfta7 tions. WRoodville.-'About thirty-six. J. 1I.- The license has ...

... Lecal Intellfgencf I . Viscount Malon, Mr. Rowland Winn, and Sir James Elphiustone, have been appointed Lords of the Treasury. WIARINE: EOINESRING.-Mr. N. E. Pegden has passed his examination as second-class engineer, being the first passing at this port under the new regulations. LOBD HArMOND.-Tuesday's Gazette notifies that Mr. Edmund Hammond has been ?? to the dig. nity of the Peerage, as ...

... M STORY OF THE CONVIOT ORTON. FULL CONFESSION OF HIS BROTHER i C HARLES. ujoiolnedisaln abridged version of a confession lii in regard to the recent Tichborne imposture, pur. Li Porting to have been made by Charles Orton, and S at published in the Dailu Telegraph of Tuesday :- pi At about U inatmas time ot 1866, I was keeping I a small butcher's shop in Hermitage street. Three te or four ...

... SECOD EDITION. [BY TMLE ?? THE MINISTRY. It b reported that Mr. G. C. Bentinek, H.P., will be secretary of the Board of Trade. The Telcgraph understands that the business of the sesslon will not commence probably till the 19th instant. It Is stated that Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir James Lindsay will succeed as military Eecretsry to the field marshal commanding in chief, In room of Major ...

... TRAVELLERS TO WHSTDERYj - - = =ii[S jEPORTANT TO EUBLICAW. - Iportant cae, rising -t4 qiestlon df W , ?? a 'sweller withia the eaninug- of *t Iaeanihog Act, wax heard yestesadi1y, *1 he Kirk- dals p tt uo MM, b efsw r J. A. Tine and A. Oastelai-. Eg r BRtlett, F ndlrde the SehXton Ann W e w nmeaed forlmin d ( tebit Ou rs e^9$a for~ ihpcn ?? t* zy~ Cis it,' the serp ionad a i ibnf porton in ...