... AND JOURNAL. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1877. NOTICE. An Office for the transaction of the London busi- ness of the Bibrnninglr Daily Post has been opened at 138, Fleet Street, where Files of the Paper can be inspected, and Copies purchased. Advertisements for the Post received at the Lon- don Office, not later than five o'clock p.m., will be in time for next morning's publication. I Now that the ...

... rtuter's Teleyrants, per P¢sts Association.] FRANCE.. PARIS, NovmBrnER 6. The Ministerial lists published by the Moniteus and the Saliel have not been confirmed, and it is understood i. Pouyer-Quertier has not yet succeeded in forming a Ministry. It is thought probable the Due de Broglio and his colleagues will present themsclves before the Chambers toemorrow. The complete returns of the ...

... | I SPEECHES BY MR. BRIGHT AND MR. CHAMBERLAIN. [BY TELEGRAPH.] The Rochdido Town Hall was Inst night crowded to the uttermost bymembers cud friends of the R]oehdale Reform Associatioi, assembled to hear an address by Mr. Chamber- lain, the junior member for Birminglam, introduced to the electors of Rochdale by Mr. John Bright, who presided at the meeting. Admission to tbe hal was by tilcet ...

... AND JOURNAL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1877. THE WEEKLY POST. The WEEKLY POST of To-MORnOW, November 24, will contain - 1.- SP(ILING THE EGNETTIANS. By Roger Frith. ?? AN OPEN VERDICT. By MisB Braddon. 3.-Loc iL NOTES AND QUERIES. Edited by Ente. 4.- .jLONDON GOSSIP. 5.-TOWN AND COUNTRY NOTES. 5 0,-BITS PRiOM NEW BOOKS. AUl the Home and Foreign News of the Week. NOTICE, An Office for the ...

... MR. A. W. PEEL, M.P., AEb IS CONSTITUENTS. Last night Mr. A. W. Peel, MLP., addressed ,a erowded meeting of his constituents at the Sbire Hall, Warwick. Previous to the meeting the leadieg members of the Liberal party, to the numuor of nearly 100, dined at the Woolpack Hotel, Mr. Lloyd presided, and Mr. A.'Field occupiied the vice-chair. After dinner, and the toast of the Queen, the health of ...

... Il EDU.34 tIN D I S CL Van1jtn.. We have extracted the following from the roitiont Journal, Ohio. The deceased gentleman 'whoee property is in question residel years ago at Eaverfordwest; relatives of his live in the immediate neighbourhood of that town at present. The Mr. Morris who is referred to for some years before his death, which oeourred at Haverford- vwest, was in the habit of ...

... LONDOS COGRESPONi LONDON. T1rMS~k Z .'Iiere is to be more tinl ar, circu.' finery than ever about tfi Lord show tbis year. Those ente.rpie 24 to the 1rublie, 'essrs. Sayge.^ 0- more bee.2 called into bt110 C , Ie ?? C& rporation of Londonl ! ),s yeagog hare againo eniul to bob be°O bdaring equ hstria ls andj nloO& ' t Those careful ly - trainied, tu -i) elephants of tia e .oyal J bave beea n ...

... I'TEE SPIRiT OF WELSH PRESS I (Br NoJNe.) -_ ti -7 or It was announced Last week that~ one barrist~er 1 o~charged another with being Welsh, and that the other demied it. My first exclamation, after read. igtheparsgraph.was, Well, here are a couple t] of fools in'wig andgown. Itisaaluck~ything for ca the bar that the two in question are not true F representatives of their order, for were they ...

... DISTRICT ITM'LLIMNC,(E LORD COLER~iGn 1ag sppoin'S 1{a-T. Ilcyd Edwards, B.A., solkijur, of Lm*or, ts 4e P neroetual oomiatono for the ...

... A a ?? ,ore CARRAGE AccisnrN.-On Tuesday evening as aid, the groom of Mr. . T. Alexander, auctioneer, was driving to Cardiff from Penartl, at which aeen atterplace Mr. Alexander resides, ho was driven into by a farmer's trap returning home. The tsr, collisio~n was so violent that Mr. Alexander's p`t groomiwasthrown several yards into the road. god The dogcart he was driving was literally ...

... H:ULL Ml NICIPAL ELE4J.!TIoNS. The ratepayers 3f Hull yesterdaty oilste tbeir repre- sentatives for the Town Council, ann oni chang-5 |C have taken place. The excitement ill corrnection with (I the election was not great, and 1ll atteinlmts to ?? 0 anything like enthusiasm in the wards failed. The s 1-1lin bootbs were surrounded by knots of idlers tX during t'ne day, and crowd-st of little ...

... I GOVERNINIENT AN.D. THE. DOGS.I. . It is stated that Goverament will next session deal with the'question of the tax upon dogs. The large number of dogs kept-un paid for in flagrant violation of the Act has been:for a.long timhe complained of:. The present m do of issuing dog licences and levying the: tar: is anything but effective,'it being vell-known that in my peresns, especially in ...