... SOLIHULL RTURAL SANITARY AIITI-1OIETY. The fortnightly mecting of this Authority was held yesterday, at the Workhouse, Solihull ; the Rev. J. Howe presiding. Mir. Henley, Poor Lavw Board inspector for the district, was also nresent.-Mr. E. 0. i9mith (clerl) read the report rcceeved at the previous meeting of the Board from iMlr. Win. Harris, inspector of nuismanes, pointing ont his inability ...

... I ROMAN CATHOLIC REUNION AT THE I TOWS EALLI The twernty third annual reunion of the Roman Cstholics of Birmingham was held in the Town Hall. yesterday even- ing, and wai, as-tniuil, largely attended, The Marquis of Ripon presided, and amongst those on the platform were the Right lycvd9. Bishop 1llathorne, Bishop Amherst (of Northampton),> Viscount 'Campden, the Revs. Canon O'Sullivan, V.G., ...

... THE BISHOP OF LINCOLN AND.TRE i RITUAIISTS. : I The Rev. Canon-Hole. who is chairman of the Nevrark and Southwoll branch of the English Church Union, has forwerded to the Bishop of Lincoln a copy of a resolutions to be submitted to a meeting of the above Union which wiU be hed at Newark on- Tuesday nest. Canon Hole tasks for his lordshlip's opinion upon it, ile which opinion, ho sayg, I ...

... Dr. Kenealy, the junior member for Stoke-on-Trent, ddressed a mneating of Me c it-+t is, tih. Tom Ial11, Rarley, last night. The hall was crowded to suffocation half an hour before the time for commencingi end during the interval of waiting a smal body of men at the bottom of the room amused themselves by maintaining an almost incessant noise. The doctor entered at eight o'clock, ac. companied ...

... THE STQRK GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PRO- PERTY AND LOSS OF LIFE. ie INTERRUPTION OF TELEGRAPHIC 38 COMMICATION. b2e It will be seen from the following reports, sup- .2 plied by our correspondents in this district and - throughout the country, that the gale which has raged with so much violence in and around Car- dif has not been confined within a limited area, - but has been the cause of great ...

... .FLEENASONRY IN MONMOUTH- -SHIRE. NEWPORT. t The-installation of Bro. Frederick Orders as i WorshipfulMaster of the A~lbert Edwarderimeo a of Wales Lodge, 1429, for the ensuing twelve E months, was performed on Thursday afternoon, v at the M~asonic-hall, Newport, the installing. t master being Bro. Chas. Rowe, P.l. 471, 1429) c and Pro. G. Sec. of the Province of M~onmouth. E He waswell ...

... LORD URY ON THE. CHURCH. l y ,. ; . ., Lord Ebury, having received a . letter from the Bishop of Roehester, .apealing. for assistanea- towards the establishment of the See of St.- Alban's and the restoration of its future cathes-- dral, returned the following reply:- My dear Lord,-l have received your letter, and am very- sorry to be obliged to return au-answer of a nature like this; but ...

... DISTRICT OTELLIGIEFN ?? - row - , 1-4 CARDlFF. T TzNnxi RIuFL VOLUNTEVE PALL.-A volan. t her ball willbe hold at the asseabiy-roonm, towin- hall, on Monday, Feb. 12th, by the members of this corps, under the distinguished patronage of Ov the staff officers of the Taff Battalion and the ha officers of the corps. A military ball is so far a novelty to Cardiff that it will doubtless possess mi ...

... CARDIFF. Cnrvls-,-Cn ExAniNATIows.-Tho result of the d t ni Stry lectures given at the town-hall by lPr. i' Bea, of Cambridge University, in conneet:on a .nh the university scheme, has been ?? ezaididates presented themselves for examination on Wednesday evening. A series of questions c scre placed before them, to answer which they 'I ntore allowed two hours and a half. The papers o r ill be ...

... I SOUWTi WARES ,CHORA.L. -UON.oi A&t a committee meeting of the South Wales Choral Union, held af ?? Hotel, Aberdare, on the Ilth inst., the Rev. Dr. Price in the chair, the following resolutions were passed-.- 1 st: That, in view of the fact that th'uingers in Merthyr, Aberlare, Swansea, LlanellyTonty- pridd, and Treherbert are already forimed' into choral societies for the express purp'osa8 ...

... 1 T:HE OHIO RAILVWAY DISASTERd. , I :TRRRmBl:E SGRNES. The 2leo York' HIesed of December 30 gives an account of the terrible raslway aceident at Aslttabula, Ohio. It says .Onie of the imost furiolus endwstornro ever known in this vicinity lmd been raging nearly all day, and deep drifts made every roadway impassable. So severe was tho storm that very few ef ,th- business places in Ash- tabula ...

... | WEDNESBuRY SOHOOL BOARD. At the ordinary fortnightly meeting of this Board, on Monday evening, Mr. W. Lloyd ?? the read- ing of the minutes, the Chairmsan took exception to certain entries on the ground that they related to propositions which failed to find a seconder, and which, therefore, ought not to have -been noticed at all in the minute book. They were not minutes, he said, but simply ...