... THE MUNICIPAL ELEOTIONS. THE NOMKNATIONS. Yesterday was tie last daty Lor sending in to the Town Clerk's office nnminations of caullidates for the Town Council, and it will b* seen from tbe following beta that tiere are contests in soven Avards, opositi in three of tbe iyalrds-BDurIE~sley, Duafldc!;ton, :und2 Neahel1.I-bavilgq sprung up aflmost at the List inowent. OWing tCL the 1st of ...

... THE MiNERS' CONFERENCE IN BIRMINGHAML The Conference of the Anelaganratod Association of Mliners reosmed its sittings at the Temperanco 1e l, Tominple treet, yesterday morning, at ten o'clock. Ir. Thomas Htasliday agini presided. The wholo of the dele- gates viere presont, with theo.eeception of those from AWigan and St. Helens. TIle PRESIrDENT referred to a circular which had been distributed ...

... NVAR WIC4. CerPLAINTS AGAINST A RELIEVrIG O:R FIC ,-At the Board of Guardians on Saturday, the Rev. T. B. Whitehurst presiding, a letter was read from the Local Government Board, dated the 5th inst., enclosing copies of a correspondence which had taken place betweon the Board and Mr. Stephens, relievieg officer for the Warwick district, and asking for the opinion of the Guardians upon the ...

... A conference of anti-vaccinators was held yesterday afternoon, at the Athenreum, Temple Row, to hear papers el the subject of vaccination, and to consider the desir- ability of forming a National Anti-Vaccination League. Dr. Dennis Turnbull (Cheltenham) was voted to the chair. Amongst those present were Professor Newman, Colonel Clinton, the Rev. William Hume Riotheray, Mrs. Hfume Rotheray, Dr ...

... AND JOURNAL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S74. His Royal Highness the Prince of the ASTU 1-AS has taken up his residence at Sandhurst, and will commence his mpilitary studies at once. The latest bulletins from Buckisiihain. Palace state that her Royal and Imperial Highness the Duchess of LDINBURGH, together with the infant Prince, are doing -well. The charge against SASI7rEL GtvnxEY FRY, GmO. ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. I{ '7tt St-n2tt for hr: bn.iafnm~eax4.oznpani.ad4} th.- namin and addlr ift of thewrter,'s# not n!clsirariy ftor ptc'dscaiona. but tor th? inl/osmation of ths Editor. Coi-rm'oa.t!)2S 537 sdt anu ?? vaiec upon thCescotm- timiiinei-tiols m ast iin C si il ofthsm, as ule can)not udesr- tae I) ,tit itmtn ist Ctfltiznt.'rtdiots. J. C. S.. Quarry Baunk..-Yes, in 1871. ...

... LATEST N EW S3a [BeWt'a Telepgrcms, per PreA 4ssoction.] FRANCE. publc . . PARIS, OcToBER 27 (Evening). A pnblie electoral meeting was held yesterday, at Cler- mont, at which a stormy discussion took place botween the supporters of M. Rousselle and IlL Levavaseur, the Radical and 'Moderate Republican candidates in the Oise Department. 'io arrangement for the withdrawal of one candidate in ...

... I I jaY TZLERflAT.] STROTJD ELECTION rITTIN Our Bristol correspondent telegraphs that it is stated that thle Ceaisecrv'utives, hase withd-rawn their claim to thle seat. fur Mr. Sta toin, in thle event of thle petition against Mr. Brand prosing saccessfiti. THE BOTUION COTTONT TRADE DISPUTE. Mr.1 Eiasssll, Couaty ('olnrtJud'ye. Whoi iwas ?? arbitrator in ?? Riton cotton ?? dispuite, has- gu ...

... BIRMINGITAMWWORKIIOUSE. The fortdigtlyl3 ascoting Of the Visiting and General Purposes Committee was 10old on Friday, at the Work- house ; Mr. T. Bland presiding.-Bfr. Bates, the medical olliecr of thoe smiallpox wards, reported that oni the 25bth nlt. there -were (;05 patients ill the wvards; admitted dluringn the week. 30 ; discharged,13; dad, 7. During the week ouling the fth lnst. 22 ...

... TIHE AMROLITION O' F SECOND-OLA,:'O FA 12:. Tha retoiction to ;1sihhel ecti-ltsf.'reg birie lice taken hrv the M1idland Company t~tei B tilcci/ Nrwn~ re- us1arint) wi~thititi. any j'rs'ioti't Concert wvith the llirsoacers mr tlirt.'atore of oteelr rail ;riy corn itities, and( the 4 ccivi' 'a Wv's tittl cdie~lI r~om) tn iutei to 11:cci onl Write' ?? ?? b l tie ppoi, id, the rI rt1r ti ji aI asi ...

... PAISLEY has erected a statue to Wilson, the ornithologist. AN ACCOMPLISHED LINGUIST has just died at Munich-the Abbe Richter, who could speak nearly eighty languages. DION BOUCICAULT has written a new Irish drama. It is to be produced this winter at Wallack's Theatre, New York. ONE PENNY is to be charged for admission to the International Exhibition on and after next Monday (Wednesdays ...

... I 0 I ?? I, ?? ?? ?? THE coming visit of the Empress of Russia is now the chief topic of Court circles. The Czarina will leave Livadia in the Crimea, where, as usual, she has been spending the autumn, on the 12th inst., and will travel, via Odessa and Breslau, to Berlin, arriving on the 18th inst. After a short stay in the Prussian capital Her Majesty will go to Calais, and thence cross the ...