... CORRESPO I NOTICES TO CORRlt:SPONDENTS 4iftteo's sel~tusle'2c f~oor' 7wm'tat37 senruf oe Wh' inaranc aosbi acfdrms of tvk 7osi^tsr, ,sea')'7zc'5ita I pu,5lication, bu fobe t Al tin'4ormtjo o a , UI, ?Islo- Y Cnrms'xml1mtss i37co seq a5)5,, A5!'Cie) ?? ?? ))-S.tlZvi t-gor cga O 3 ofti, On ste i bcr eO;2 nanzlto rifurn utess contri hseut& . a nas J3. NV.`-Yes. Licesued Victualler.-You are ...

... .t ?? ?? DISTRIM' ' NEW a WARWVICK. aBI. W. E. GREAtR AND MR. A. W. PEEL, AlLP.-A long correspondence which passed betiween SIr .W. R. Cremer and Mr. A. W. Peel, U.P., in the early part of the p resent year, has just been published. Mr. Cremer, it will be remembered, was the working men's cannidate at the election, and was defeated. In the month of January Mr. Cremer wrote Mvr. Peel ...

... CORRESPON.DENCE ARCHBISHOP MIANNING AND OXFORD UNIVERSITY. S tohe EDITOR of ?? DAsny POST. Sir,-Iwae deeplz pained to read In yoer Tuesday's issue ain account of the perversion of my friend, Mr. Wilson Browne. On reading Dr. Manning's reply, I cannot but remember that he is not only a scholar and a Doctor of Divinity of the University vwhich he now anathematises; but that very recently he had ...

... TIHE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. ST. PA UL'$ WARTD. A meeting of C(ionc-illor E1dward1s's supporters We iseli at, the, Werstoe-o Inn, Icknield Street Leist, on Friday ievcninh)g. The im-eJin;- was crowdeol :;ld enithusiiastic, and consisted chiefly of working matn votert lir. Thomas Barnes occupied the chair.- -The C(IIAIRNIAN havingbriefly adilreswsed the meeting, Mr. GEof:uE 1li3L, prosident of the ...

... COMBINATION OF 0OAiL-OWNERS AGAINST STRIDXS, &o. Thse numerous atrilres and lookoutb which in pant yearn have so serioualy disturbed the coal trade of South York- ahirn and North Derbyshire has led to the registration of a limited company, vwith a capital of no less thant £o0O,000. It may be stated that the idea is not a new one, for towards the close of 1872 the memorandum of association for ...

... Archbishop Manning has written another le ter respecting Mr. Gladstone's pamphlet. In this he offers a series of reasons In support of his assertion that tha Vatican Decrees have In no way affected tbe allegiance of Catholics to the clvil power, and maintains that the civil obedience of Catholics rests on both the natural and the revealed laws, obsorv- ing :- Mr. Gladstone's whole argaument ...

... 'I III E ABlhFI)AlRE J)OARI) OF IlE,iA~rll RtESUJSCITlATED. (Ce JtMi CCI1I 811PEIAL (oMIS l1rotamit.) bu T'eo Aberiaro Board of Health had barn leot for nb a M bole moiith. A whole month hnd the Aborltaro no lord of Health hcon lost, It wisl last hoaird of it, it eammest (lelil)oratioll as to whathor a third-olass ab ricihviy carriage wals it building. One Lawis, a tl biutcher, n oenterprising ...

... DIS'RICT INTELLIAGENCE. CARDIFF. BoARDn OFr GUARDTANS,- The weekly meeting of thle CardHif Board of Guardians wais hold on Faturday, under the presidency of Mr. C. W. David, the chairman. The report of the master of the house Indicated tbat during the week there had been 23 adrnfoIiono, 1I6 dIscharges, I birth, and 2 death, leaving 337 In tho house. Thin waa an In- orenaso of 4 on the ...

... D)ISTRICT INTEULlMMNCE. OARDIFF. ACC ENTAIL i UDuoWxNE.- O n Thursday yMr. I.. Bltcce held an 'inquest, at the Townul all, on the body of ]Pdwqarld Rim- ToD, aL boatman, who Was drowned ?? i the GlamoTgnn Canal. From tho evidence addedod at tho inquest It appeared that rhe dooeased was on board a boat, otering, aend a companion was leading the horse on ti o tow-path . Suddenly Jlmro u wa s ...

... QEN'S FLATW. The Pail Mall Gazetta of Thuir1day sayp: We have more than onee insisted upon the necesity of !mabirg some change in the distributlonof the grant ,fxom the COivl List for the '1 Qaeen'a s 3tes run for In Englandi and any one who.wlll take the troublo to read the rtnxn for the year. must ,admit that this money, as it in n9w' allotted, cannot serve tny u _fna. iirpoeo. That better ...

... ELFCTORAL REFORM AT A rA8- COUNT. The so-called Electoral Reform Conf-r- ence, In London, will be a grlevous blow t' the aggressive Radicalism of the country. It proved once more, if any proof were wanting, that the country demand.i rest; that it in sick of the ?? of Electoval Reformers, and that even the reformers themselves do not know in the least what they want. One is tempted to recall ...

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