... VALUATI![ON OF PROaERTY BMIL nho bill ictrodueed by the Presided of the Lol Goversment was ike yesterday, It provides that from the peksing of the AAt the poor rate shall extend to land used for a pla ...

... TE1 ASTON GLUARDIAE AND Tmu ,I.L-POX_ 9PIDEMM the '1rekly mneeti; of the lstaft Qusraiaosu,5 V Yost~.y at the Worldbptes, Grave*lly iun. ihj bldg praiding. Mtr. HEcaoy (ditrct ksnpaet0crl Mouet (mnedi ...

... I 1NCREASED FEES AT RUGBY SCHOo. 1 The following letter appears in the Tises:-Sir, The first fruit of Dr. Jex Blake'a headmastership, now only a few weeks old, is the issue of the enclosed notices tha ...

... ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, SAIETHWICK. I On Wednesday evening, a wellristtonded meeting of the Churohmen of St. Matthow's, Smothwick, wan hold at Mr. Allen's School Room, Thdmas Street, Smethwick, for the ...

... ASSOOIATION OF MUI N I a I P A L AND | SANITARY ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS. 1 The: proeeedings of the annual geueral meeting of the Association of Municipal and Sanitary Jngineers and Sur- yeyora were co ...

... NEW ROMNIAN CATH(LIO CHURCH IN BIRMIINGH1.AM. Yesterday morning, the ioulnlation stone of a ?? Catholic church, to be dedicated to St. Caternille of Sic-T'i was laid on a site in the Hlorse Fair, Birm ...

... ?? .[PRSS AISOCIAflOW TZLUGRAM.] HTO USE OP LORDS. The Lord Chancellor took his seat at five o'cloek, and shortly afterwards announced that he proposed to fix the second readin ...

... The forty-ninth anniversary meeting of the British and Foreign Unitarian Association was held on Wednesday, at Essex Street Chapel, Strand, and was well atte ...

... GLOUCESTER IMPROVEMENT AND EXTENSION BILtL .HOUSE OF COMMONS, Monday. The Select Committee of the House of Commons tp- pointed to consider thes merits of this bill resumed their investigation this mor ...

... IN PARLIAMENT. [BY AiV ZD,*PbriND a 2'X rktixf1 Loimoi. Friday Evening. spn what promised. to be one of the most urtevehntfill ,eings of the session, itht Monday tb wit, the 1,uSe -was suddenly startl ...

... Ftr MuttA 2a2t1 . FRIDAY, MAY X2,1874. LAST week we afforded 'what we may per- haps term without offence a ritualistic cor- respondent, an opportunity of laying before 1 the public his views upon some of the doctrines and practices of the Church of England. This week the other side is repre. seated; and while pursuing this course we desire it to be understood by both sides that it is not our ...

... mn-- A- my L --,i u-A m. Ad Mtno True to the promise made by Mr. DIs- RAERM, a Bill designed to improve the health of women, young persons and children em- ployed in man ...