... ?? tirlit amitlial dilaner 6f the .1loser IfHamilets tiberal Chilt nas ibelil, at (C rsbs 111111 Johop)gate iStreet, last night. Dir. Ii. NSI. Blxtoil presidel sutpporteild y Sir T. F. lPixten, SirH1. Havx e- lock ,e sro. S. entia l undiella, and Itols, minembers of tar- lianient-.-Si;1 iiensmir Ifirelockt ili respeniling for tbc army, ox- pressed a hope for thc aportes torl nt teion of the ...

... PRIVATE CORRESPONDENC. , LoxNo)oN, M~onday Eveninz. SIP JOHN Lain BoCx'S namle may be enlogised by a certain section of the oi polloi, but there is no doenbt that it is execrated by a still larger body. I believe the original. intelltioll of tile worthy bankier-natuirltist was to afford relaxation to a badly-ptid and highlly-valuable class of young mlien the bank clerks. Unfortmcately, the ...

... BIBRfINGHATU RIFLE VOLIT NTEERS. ANNUAL CHURCH PARADE. Yesterday afternoon, the members cf the I ilstt Wr: wicrihire (Birminghram) Rifle Volunteers attenled Diviam service at thle Parish Church of tst. Martin. The, paraded in lingley Hall at half-past two, iu full cITe; uniform, and hclded by the baud of the regiment, tmdei Mr. ifrench Davis, they marched along ?? Street, N!'ew htieat, and the ...

... CORRESPONDWCE. NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. All letters intendcd for biubliat rre ist be accompanied by the nam50c 11111 stliea5 ' thle centeier ; inot eseeesaritly flo pat' p ?? ?? ?? tile flereiatioit of thle Eitor. ?? alsiecrs to questitons are not qven is the coarse f a oe ait or t0eo, the ?? please to understand that w| ari C illlabte to alcpplls the ?? asked for. I We Clralllt ri'tr15; ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM GUARDIANS AN' THE BOARDING-OUT SYSTEMJ. D A special meeting of the Visiting and CGeneral pertl5, Committee of the. Birmingham Beoard Of' Guarcdiafl 2 held yesterday ?? Stet;dr. F. ldiessent, vise-chairman, la~eecds 'ct: metig rs called for the pscrisoac of lay, Henley, inspector of the Local riovernrimenet l5 teb-ai matters relating to thle conti ol of the GUardia11 c beatrded ...

... I GCxLEANINGS. sianos' DePretiq is corihnedl to ills bed wit], hrfl~clitis Fifty thou5ftud francs have been voted for hospital seor- Vice irs theiornla ThsIai ottry tickets have ?? to -if. 25c., the issue price bein8g J1. 20C. ?? Agrand C!oilrt ball will hea givenat th hae ?? rest on1 the orthodox new year. I h talian. Court wvent into 7orin cstd0 o PriceS Alce,(laied D~ucheis of Hesse. The Un ...

... y O T Ar STlRIK-E ON THE AilDLANhD RAILWAYA1 cA Central News tolegram Says: At midnight, oni Thurs- iday, the goods guards of the Midland Railway at Sti 3Ps-ncras, Nottingham, Shoelleld, (Chesterfield, and other stations struck work without giving previous notice, owing to the adoption of the trip system in place of that of eweekly payments by the company. Theo change to the trip system was ...

... SKETCTHES IN PARLIAMENT. [BY AN INDEPENDENT SISME1i,.f ] IONDONo, Friday. ?? thee~tl Cyprus debate MIr. Smith, the First Lord of, thle AdmiraltY, appeared to piay unusual attention, and seated hinsolf close to Sir Statford rNortlicoto, as if he were going to roply. M)r. Smlith ha-s been in Cyprus. He went there n()t on; a pleasure trip, hut solely for the purpose of beingt able to defend the ...

... The annual dinner of No. 12 Company was held on i Saturday night, at the White Horse, Congrove Street. Captainll rown presided. Sergeant PecIC occupied the vice- p chir and amongst those plesent were Captain Rooke a (No. I Company), Lieutenant H. WT. Carter, Colour-sel- t geent. Baraie, Cilour-serg-eant Lovett (Press Company), t M .essrs J. F. West, . Evalis, J. Gough, H. Riehlards, .ve t -' ...

... THE DURH ?? MINERS' STRIKE. RENEWED DIFFICULTIES. ALLEGED THREATS BY A COLLIERY MANAGER. DIceITAM c, Sunday Night. .AV mass meeting of cslciecrs, representing most of ?? collieries In Vise western part of thel eounty, eas held at Lsnnleoster ?? Satiurdy afternoon. Mr. James Clark, of Weotwood, ras chaIr. man. Thle resullt of Lic nceeding, as will be seen, is likely to lead to further ...

... I Ae JOU NA. - AND JOURNLtA.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1870. NEWS OF THE DAY. Before leavingr Portsmouth Major CHARD, ?? was ordered to leave his address with the Assistant- Adint:lit-Gollnrul, as thle QuEENS is desirous of in- vitinlg hiln to dine at UIalmoral. From the weekly revenue returns, publisled in thle l~ondcn G~ette, it ?? that ?? during the balf-year tbe national incomle has amounted to ...

... id SPORTING NOTES. ig To lice EDntree OfiScll' r DIXPOST. ?? icappens; frequently that in the lipighlt of or, f.special seasons soue 1 ielverythievng cropse il),nc thus it ywas that this wesltevrthn else Iva d er! n into insignificance by thle Waterloo0 Cup. The dog rce cr had at very narrow escape of going to the wall itespijf 5,the frost has come sail gone in a ruther extrardil fashion this ...