... I The monthly meeting of this Bosud was held yesterday, at the offices of the BoarN, Witttn Road, Aston; Mr. J. A. C~ooper precsiding. Tire other rise rbere present were the Revds. J. Shillito, Wr. Grcatley, and ?? S. Smith, Dr. Harvey, Messrs. G. Ingall, W., Graham, J. H. Stono, D. Darr, H. May, and Evans. ALMA STErEE'r Bors.oI h Sticow.s.-The CHAIRMA.N read a memorial signedt by Micessrs. ...

... FTEE SCIENCE AT SOUTH KENSIN-OTON. Although no aitnounoeinelit ]ias yet been made regarding the closing of thie Loan Exhibition of Sciontilic ApliMiraets, there are alreoady indications that tic tilleo lus expircid for which litany of the collections were originally lent. YIi e relloval most protitlent, in concit ence of its tlizu, is the lightthouse for the Littlo Basses l ook. It iS ...

... TTI-E NEGROES AND TIHE GOOD TE-:MPLARS. Oil 2ronday evening the Columbia Lodge No. I of the IO.G.T. celebrated the eighith inniversary of tle rjto. duction of theoorder into Engliand by a public lilecting at the Tomperance Hiall, ilt which Mr. S. Cappler ?? presided. There were also ?? J .r, Hlickman, R.W.tVG.T and IMrs. Hicuman, of Loilisvilllc Kriltoct;iy D)r. Oronhyatekba, ?? Canada, wie ...

... AND JOURNAL. TUESDAY, MAY 9, 187G. *a* 1 ftutte U.ho officei of the Baiwy Post Dyill be closerd, on Saturdays only, at Six ?? p.m. It is requested that Advertisements intended for Monday's paper may be delivered early on the nihlit preceding, otherwise their proper classificatiois cennot be guarsuiteed. NEIVS OF THE DAY. In the House of Lords, yesterday, on the motion for going into Committee ...

... AN'D JOUINAL. MONODAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1876. T1i. lE JRi17B-L Y POST.-A eow Talc, by CAr- TACIN MIAYNE REID, Gwen `W.ynn: a Romancoe of the WyO, appears every Saturday in the, TWeekly P'ost. A Tngleci Web, by the author of The Mys- tery of Atherntone Grainge, appears every Satllrdlay in the WFeekly Post. Ilis Royal uglicness the Prin1ce of WAr,1s arrived at I.0orgotdie on Saturday ...

... j)p,?rjjr'T .1 u I I ?? I -, ?? -, ?? ?? -- ?? - - ?? SmEsnoer.o-yesterday, thei ?? siermni; in, nir of St. i'eter aind j1 'an] 'a I isn(latllicilic (Jibis chl, N~Orth Strelet, were prea.;cheal b)y thel ?? d ?? ~sleCaistssey, of Brreinglxaim.-'lis annual sermons inl aid of. iiI, Buie Colt hcliool wire e Iro p resesliodI yoetnrda Y, inl it. ('etora. 41ixurcix --in the Iisrai ,, iiy, the 1`4-. ...

... COIt ES P OND.ENC E. NODi/ CES'I() COIilIl.F)'PONDENTS. ,411 llte,' ijdendo ed for ?? nicest be croceepuat l 6e bp he! ec1eelle evidet eeddrem ,ft te'# ecit'cr, nott o rrresort'd y for cc. 1et Thf tier is.foi',eite t fio rf tin Editor. ?? cI CC/ t on' I ie,/ Sft'ctl 'fldoil 11t thei?' o-> 00l0 ?? One ltitet 4ct, ?? of Vcwtc, (is I(!C CuItoct c, ?? I t { it, C I I(c c t Ice II voepe;ee 'lee/i, ...

... The secold portioss of Ir. Stanley's ldespatches, pub- lished iu the Daitv 2'cte!,tepih yesterdlay luorning, gives partioulurs of his visit to and resptiont by the Killng of Uierewc, unld afterwards of dis plminslhment of tbe natives of Blamubireb, who had behaved treacherously towards him. Subsbeq nently, escorted by 2,000 spwarmlson provided by King Mktee, lie reached the Albert Nyanza onl ...

... SPEECH DAY AT DENSTOME COLLEGE. Tuesday was the annual speech day at St. Chad's College, Denstone, and although the morning was threatening there was a large muster of parents anld friendsl of the 1(;0 happy, intelligent, healthy boys lvlo form the juvenile cominrunity of this college, andt who were to ooenuneno their stammer vacation. 'h'le dity's p)roooedings cenronmnecI with the celebration ...

... TI'E CRISIS IN THHE EAST. tc tohver's Telgrisel.j AN ARMISTICE AN)D ECTIPEAN CONFERENCE AGREl;ED UP'ON. .P A\1IS, :ohsn i l 7, T li e 1 'empe3 puiib lisce hic tbo lolsellg te l eg:ssm frons V i cislar, beari ?? yetc r isays edate :- - 'Isis ke l sa : decideil to a ggree to ass rlatidc of inasa ilssit o pe lod, ous tie C oni- ditioiis ?? gwualrlateeds by his Poe rs-nassiely, that t le i eer ...

... [ I . LONDON.-0i WsdAWeFenS evening a meeting of working men and delegates from various political workling men's clsuhs was held at the Patriotic Club, Clerkenwell, to protest against the assumption by the Queen of the despotic title of Empress. Mr. 13righty (vestrymnan) took the chair, and denounced -the ?? of tho Govern- mcnt as UtlCOIIStiTfuionnl andun-nglish. The firstresoil- tion was ...

... CORPRESPONDENCE. NOTICES TO COljsoSPO NlI''S. Al letters ir)tcr.te1 fa?' prlrbteatwi;. 77ismt e erractrrlcpsied lbi ?? 1iU(711 ?? nldress of the r'iter, inot nel.sessaarity fcr ut? lto ienrsit, hitpJr) tire ilrforltbsarrr of thle Arulos' Ckrre'rsposrrrfen&t 4ski set; ?? .special err;tsi erwi tire/s coOL- ?? sre s Mk!t kreep Copies orf tiers, as re Ceurot rusudc-u'take to r'etuliuu vmmsed ...