... A meeting of thoe Wal1ll Guardians took place yester- day-Mr. Lildick presiding-to take into consideratioc the insibordination existing amnongst the persons relieved in the ...

... ITHE WOLYERHAMPTON AND DISTRICT| I HARD)VARPI ?? WVOLBnsTEAMPTON, Tuesday.-The industries which in leading departments begin to move at the adventof spring are at date disllaying a little more life ti ...

... PROGRESS IN BUILDING IN BIR1-AIING- A3LM. The following is thle returni of new buildings either erected or for which plans were approved by thle borough surveyor betwveon the Iot of Jannar~y and thle ...

... as.g AND JOURNAL., ,, - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1879. NEWS OF THE DAY. A Berlin telegram states that the Crowll Princess of GERMANY Will leave there on the 13th inst; for J 5 Bonn, whence hor Royal Highn ...

... GENERAL NE3WS. Tim 1TEAILrTH OF MIt B11-T. Butt was slightly better last night, but lie is not out of danger yet. ?? is still in a very precarious state. The operatives employed at the mill of Maessrs ...

... Early yesterday morning a disastrous fire broke out on I the premilises of Messrs. Penrose, Bailey, and Iunt, together with the warebiouse of Messrs. Torul ...

... I Au adjourned quarterly and special meeting of the Town Council wats hold yesterday, at the Council House;S thle Blayor (Alderman Collings) presiding. h1 Tile 0l~uTEs.-Uponl ...

... |I| The fourth annual dinner of the W1rednesbury Liberal o Club waslheld last evening at the Club eouse, Holyhead I Read, Wednesbury ; Mr, A. Brogden, lu.1i., presided ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAML] HOUSE or CoMM.ronS, Monday Night. Another night hls been lost its the unworthy squabble over the standing orders, and. fresh evidence lies been given of the in ...

... d GKNERAL STEWART'S MARCH. e e POSSIBLE HOSTILITIES. 0 KHELAT-r-GHILZAr, Jan. 31. After eight days' rapid marching, General Stewart's 0 force arrived here to-day, when it was found that 500 of the Ameer's militia, stationed on the spot for revenue purposes, had evacuated the place three days Two stragglers have been murdered ; otherwise there ahas been no opposition. The Ghilzais are quiet, ...

... SCRAPS, ANCIENT' AND MODERN. A man was the other night creeping softly alonz the bed-room floor on his hands and knees, wind feeling TI tenderly under the bureau for a something he had hidden t b there the evening before ; but his wife awoke, and said, Peter, whatever are yor. doing? Dear, he replied, had I'mr. walking in my sleep, and dreaming that I'm plak- tel5 jug water-lilies from ...

... TAIE ZULU WAL but ! EnIss ASSOCIATION THLEORjAa5S.J the Nws ws aniously awaited lby the Government yesterday of the arrival of the Union steamshilp ?? att Mladeira, or of the American at St. IVinictnt ...