... THE SHOCKING FATAL AFFRAY IN BIRMINGHAM. The Birmingham coroner, Mr Hawkes, held an inquest on Tuesday morning on the body of Thomas Broom, Newell, 18 years of age, a chandelier maker, who died during a quarrel with another youth named Bird, who worked in the same shop with him. The evidence given was to the effect that the deceased and Bird, who were not on very good terms, quarrelled, and ...

... FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S'GAZETTE- BAN KKUPTS. John E. Chappie, 20, Wyvil-road, Wandsworth -road, Surrey, ontbtter and tallyman. Frederick William Swan, 27, Smithfield, Birmingham, boot and shoe dealer. E'twar l Richard Lloyd, Great Grimsby, Lit coin, timber merchant, trading as E. R. Lloyd, heretofore carrying on business in co-partnership with Carl Alfred'Bojjfc, of •'j'reat Grimsby aforesaid, ...

... IjrruKsos. In 190 sphere is the jentieoew if ft cnta 01 ilic lair sex (h«*n te greater adv*it««« wbea press it o'«-r the e*!]ed •• thicobvioarfy vwy T) gn at a- coriliwr to the judgment ev-rc »ed pa. t|ig tea s yWNK the ttiree 1fi f.vurswd nb ...

... UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF WALTS. The following scholM'shipa &nd exhibitiaM v ...

... Itotos. Ql A MO E QANSHIBB. SCHEDULE of FINS8, FORFEITURES, and PENALTJJfS paid or payable to the Treasurer of the Ckntjr ef Glamorgan, from Midsummer Quarter Btamutt IUetulelmaa Quarter Sessions, 1815 :— Sums Skss paiL payable bat Beaajks. net pM. BoaocOB OR £ s. John Ctxncn 0 0 4.^ Morgan Williams 0 0 2 J ...

... COMING ATMOSPHERIC CHANGES. A correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury writes:—' Dr Knapp has shown in au historical paper to the NetI1 York Medical Journal that all wide-spread pestilences for 300 years past have occurred with the perihelia of the large planets. At former periods it has been noticed that- the near approach of one or more of the larger planets of the solar system occasioned ...

... SJOTTTWAIJCS X,DE TABU' F|,EKUAF.y. -—Morn Eve., » £ » I! IjII 5 37 Wednesday^ 4 |4 5 8M » 4 46: 6 ]5?0 2 5 4o 6 14 ,6 0 38 Thursday.! 5 37 6 iQ 0 290 11 6 39 7 2.27 11 19 Friday 6 31 *> !)z' ...

... Millard1# Toihst REQursraa are .eelebrate-i for their great purity sni daliaacy øt joanuiactur^. cherry Tooth Psete, }s per pot, uii equal'ed for preserving od beautifying the tectli a no gums. Invisible Face powd,er} packets Bd, boxes' puff, Is and 2s each; Iminenxly fragrant: imparts a; lovely bloom to the oom- plexion. Bighly-scented Vloløt Fcoder, 4d packets, 6d and Is I inN-alualAefor ...

... MINERS' CONFERENCE AT SHREWSBURY. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] SHREWSBURY, THURSDAY. To-day the Conference of the Amalgamated Associa- tion of Miners was resumed at Shrewsbury, Mr Thomas Halliday again presiding. The CHAIRMAN said it had been decided to dissolve that Association, and to unite the members with the New National Union. It would, therefore, not be amiss if they expressed their opinion upon ...

... FOR WEEK ENDING Skpt. ^3. I 1875. 1874. Increase. D* ? Taff Vale 9,466 8,f93.. 773.. Penarth Harbour, 4c. 2,0:5 1,4J4.. 601.. Rhytrney .2,613 2,79 131 a Mjdlajnd s U,5 5,1S5 Pembroke and Tenby ,185 6 9, ■— I Mefopolitaa (385 ...

... GENTLEMEN OF SUSSEX V. SOUTH WALES. — This natch was resumed at Brighton, on Tuesday at 11.30. The .veather was fine, but the attendance was still smaller ,han on the previous day. C. M. Kennedy, not out, vaa joined by the Rev. Kwbank, but no stand was made ,ill K. Curteis got tegether, when the score was brought ip from 71 to 105, for which sixth and seventh wickets )oth felL H. Curteis was ...

... MID L Â N E- RAILWAY. THROUGH COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND AND CARDIFF. Third Class Passengers are conveyed by all Traint on the Midland Eailway. AUGUST, 1875.-Up TRAINS: WEEK DAYS. baa A Glasgow, via Ingle- a. m. a. m. a. m. a. m. p. m. a. m.,a. m. ton dep 10 15 Edinburgh do 10 80 Glasgow via York.. „ 90 10 Edinburgh ditto 10 40 2 50 Edinburgh ditto 2 50 Newcastle. 215 8 30 10 ...