... ORTINOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS 02 THE WARWICK e 2rb Qss ?? tf tX Vsrr Posa S, Liverpcol and Sbrewabiny were Identifted with so .cb Arccoss that it la easy to ntilcipate a brilliant ter_ in . to the rating season at Werwiclk next week. That b been an eventful year In the way of sport there is , the least doubt, and the honours of the season are °detaldey due to Apolgy, Who won the three events in ...

... The fortnightly meeting of the Birmingham Board of GurIldians was held at the Parish Offices yestetdtty after- noon; Mr. T. S. Pallows in the chair. TII EOARDING.OUT SySTEntm-iLfr. HXiOLDo, in inoving the adoption of the minutes of the meeting of the Visiting and General Purposes Caosnittee which was held for the purpose of hearing tlic half-yearly reports of the working of the boarding-out ...

... oarstpan13ence. ACORNS AND CARROT TOPS. e TO THE EDITOR OF THE 111L PACKET h. SIB,-Flowers are failing fast, and, but fcw two Cgsd lV Lincolnshire friends, we should have had none to distribute to our sick and infirm poor this week. (Why H Lincolnshire only?) The Window Garden. Society hi has kindly and generously promised some six hsndnred A pots of bulbs, but there wvill still remain many ...

... --AE --NEW LATEST NE WASS ade lOO IMPORTANT RAILWvAY AMALGAMATION. 4de The Midland and North-Eastern Railway Com- em. panies have become partners in a railway designed to be form a portion of the best and shortest communication ion between their districts. I in by, f iWENTLOCK ELECTION. ace Official declaration of the poll:- Forester . ?? 1,720 ime Lawley . ?? 1,401 fine Dmn Conservative ...

... VEDNESBURY SCHOOL BOARD. An ordinary ieting of this Board was held oil olon- day eveninz; Mr. W. Lloyd ?? Clerk read a letter froin the Education Department, sanctioning the ereotion of a school for 120 infanits at New Town, biut suggesting that it should be so ?? ats to be easily enlarged hereafter. The mrtter was leferred to a coni- mnittee of the whole Board.- -lhe Chairrman, in accordance ...

... A N OVER . DEArir Oil A CHiLI) ) 1 :Oo@i JBu ¾;i:n:.-Aun inliejeent;S w hi 1 lit the El loplint ' run, New--treat, onl PSitunlay, bl lifoie 7[. Feotlee, E-., ?? coroneor, oi lIbody, th of chili, Sio: ?? of tllT, nlolloed C(arolinll I'ic who die4l li ol the p'svvoiu Tlmhee-day. Abhoot three moethI ngo tile c pacelitk of ?? who ael :e ;1 p'evr aircite:-telas. left th home to ho hp p vllcy at ...

... L1ETTERS X0 TBE. F iF0DtTOR. lit -O f-ll- ?? citoft i ,ul 'liii styill ' loal i I 1Itl fi) vitr 'I,,pil. ?? -i:iti.'n i i~taL) wif vi ia-il IthIIMin the1 il ally go i 1)UCKLAND POLICE STATION. c, i1e tollI SE51,-Alhltw Ino ji a I 1itl ti tao 1 i ?? aolualetyv ku1. colimilft.. Thr'' li. a politc -t'atlim~l 6AI-t orveti ait the Oallf Elftll111 Newc iiv Il .i1thtiti I, tit at co-i ?? 1il.al1Wa ~o ...

... l:ORjERIC?N MAIL P'AlJ 'I 1. TA ?? .I . . . .. . . I I. 1 H.polvti , l' tf ! Ni ot Tof: - ?? -f'1.m idu of ' ?? II s- Vtolt iv it ?? Dittb 'm 1 itot i7 i .. l I Svi ittioi' ?? 1 ' ?? . ?? ?? D lvoo;'; ;io ?? 1' iii1, C'~l . o .15 B Il, Moot,. . .. iic; ii F i' i,- too'ivi.. .NoXi. it'i (t'E i.Nv 13 Dit,, oI, .. * II ?? ?? 1; !. v. S Nov. 1 ' Calivli i, vi . ?? D'-t ,, wi.- ' l.; (,~o 1 ?? .. ...

... A YEAi'S Cti'IME IN THE BISHOP AUoKLAND DISTRICT. The report recently compiled by Mr Superin- l tendent Elenderson for the year endinE SeptemberI 29th, shows that 4,410 males and 585, lemaleq, making a total of 4,995 persons, were dealt with summarily before the magistrates during the year, against 4,051 for last year, being an increas orX 944 neon last year. Of that number 455 males t and 170 ...

... I I t a__ ?? ._ me . - f ORn Tuesday, a two days' conference of ministers of all denominations was opened in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, to consider the question of intemperance. The Conference was called by the British Temperance League, 5 and between 900 and 1,000 ministers intimated their intention to be present. The Rev. W. Hay, M.A., Aitken, Liverpool, ?? E o Rev. Charles Garrett, ...

... Df Stbserlptlon-lists, notices of private entertainments, and b( at all anouncementts o personal interest and privateH advantage, 08a , ?? ALs iDVERTXDENeeNTS. to comiunications forwarded without ?? are d, le ifvrfiably oeleoted. .r r- prontedlettere, ent to uafrom. the off oes of others ourals, h- Cannot be inserted. id _ It, DISTRESS AMONGST THE WORKMEN AT e- ALBERT HILL. I Td O THE EDilTOle ...

... REPLY TO DR. THORNE'S REPORT. The umual monthly nieeting of the above Board wyas held yesterday afternoon, Mr Bow. ser presiding. The principal business transacted was the adoption of a report of the Sanitary Committee on the report farnihlied to the Local Governmjnt Board by Dr. Thorne on the sani- tary condition of the town. The Committee dealt with Dr. Thorne's recommendations under nine ...