... LEICESTER SQUTARE. To-day bMr. Albert Grant, MP., will formally hand over to the Metropolitan Board of Works the new Leicester Squaie, and a spot which has long been at dis- grace to London will be found to have been transformed into a charming pleasure ground. Mr. Grant has cleansed the metropolis of an eyesore which ought to have been removed long ago by the quick surgery of the Act of Par- ...

... The Conference met at Wesley Chapel yesterday mrns- ing. 'hore was a ?? gathering of ministers. The body of the chapol was quito filled and thle galleries well oCCI- pied. The Rev. G. T. Perks took the chair, as president, for the last time. After devotional services the Conference commenced the elections to fill up vacancies in the Legrl Hundred. Part of these are filled by tile election of ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF KIDDER- MINSTER. ARRIVAL OF TIHE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. It has been anuounced to the people of Kidderminster for sevcral davs that Fraser wals coming to fight their battles, and yesterdiay bills struggled on to the walls further announcing that he was coming in by the Gi.3 p.m. train, and urgini the people of Kidderminster to vindicate their honur, and to tio so by ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY CAREER Charles Eagleton has bean committed tor trial at Leeds on a charge of stealing flannel, tbe property of the Mid- land eailway Company, iln November, 1871. The prisoner was in the employ of the Midland Railway Company as a goods checlker. On the 11th November 1871, a truss con- taining a quantity of scarlet nap cloth froan Messrs. Elargreaves nrid Nosini, of Leeks, to ...

... SANITARY CONDITION _O DARLASTON. The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on Tuesday evening; Mr. J. Slater presiding. An estimate for a new rate of Is. in the pound was presented and approved, and the Chairman stated that, in reply to a communication, tuo Local Government Board had written stating that the Darlaston Board was not the proper authority to enforce the Dogs Act, which it ...

... NOTICES TO RRESPONrwN1T& 4?1itt Zi r,.nt; gaed 1or ,wstI'rlicctW~rts ?? b rith noon? isntti I ddrast of t/re reriter notlrr4ssariI/ (or , che s@it2 ~tfrii nrrot eeo nv otie'rethptcsw27 : jvac co r 'trs-tiP srrctud cototri'retisrs . *shefllfield Tickler,-Nelsoll's monument- stnds in High ?? Iarwardcn-l~elly's Post Oflice Directory is 5-ie 7,test. r sdatley.-Th6 C rown Prince is the only son ...

... THE PREVENTIONOF CHOLERA. The Local Government Board has published some papers relating to the recent diffusion of cholera I 11urope. in an introduction to these papers, the Board's medical officer, Dr. Si non, remarks that both an Rnstian and English doctors have in the main a common basis of opinion as to cholera. They have hanovoecasion'totoueb the still disputed question of the process or ...

... THE ENDOWED SOHOOLS ACTS AMEND .I ZIENT BILL. On Mronday evening a large and representative meeting was held at the Westminster Palace Hotel, at which were gathered, besides many members of Parliament, gentle- loen from all the large towns, to enter upon an agitation against what was termed the retrograde course pursued by the Government in suddenly proposing to reverse the liberal and ...

... TIE M3[O OF THE A lasU I LABOR The looked-out agricultural labonrers of the Eastern Oountigs, WlIO arrived in Birmb gbai 'en Friday evening, after thei meeting at the back ot the Town Hall, were ratfted to different plgces In-the town for the night.' In response to the appeal made in the newspapers many per- qons had applied for ?? to be sent to their hlose-p, end Mr. Loughton, of the ...

... I [BY TBLEGRAPH.] MINERS' DEMONSTRATION AT WREXHAM. A large miners' demonstration was held on Snturday, at Coedpoeth, Wrexham. Mr. Macdonald, M.P., being prevented from attending by the death of his brother. Mr. Burt, M.P, the Hon. H. Phillips, of Pennsylvania, a nd Ir. Peter Williams vero the principal speakers. Mr. Burt, in his address, referred to the fact tha t a prize had just been ...

... ' An ordinary meeting of thin Board was held yesterday; Mr. E. T. Holden presiding.-Mr. 13ilbourn proposed the following resoletion, of which he had given notice, viz., Tlat the following teachers, acting under the Board, be paid from Lady-day last the following salaries annually, viz.: Masters, £100., and half of Government grant; £145. guaranteed for the year ending Ladly-day, 1575. ...

... I - [1tfeter'a ~eleerzm.i, per Press Association,.1 FRANCE. Jan'r PARIS, Juqp 30. The Repiiblilqe Fx)ca-ncatse, the Rrsepl, sind other Ple- publican papers to-day unreservedly approve of Mlarshal YlciMahon's Order of the Day to the army. VERSAILLES, JtimE 30 (Evening). In to-day's sitting of the National Assemldy the Miarnuis de Frsoiclion, of the Extreme Right, i rought in a bill fur ...