... WEATHER FORE'CASTS. e Tbo following forecasts of thois weather duriii, the ensuingl t 0 tivesty-focr hours were isitted froma the Msteorological Oiiice t y~eterday aftfanoon :- Discsie(Frcs. F0REO&STS. t e 0. Scotladl, N ?? ?? to south-westerly winds, light to t l. Scotland, E . ?? moderate; fair generally, V; 2. Englandlel, N.R J Nortlh-enslitzrly to westerly bresrct, mode- a S ~ ~ ~ ~~(rate ...

... i T N4,11aANI)y JOUOlt AND JOURNAL .. TIIHURSDAY, SEPTEMBERL 4, 1S70. NMIfS O.F THE DAY. - , Te l:,ishop of MADAAscJn is On hlis way to Enghmdl;l, and intends to attend tle C(hurchl Con- g'oross at Swanson. The visit of .Prinee Lsoi'ocn to iihofficld, on thle Occasion of oplening the Firth College, Ji fixed for tho luth of October. The L.ord 1dayor of LONDON, hns recoived from tlei Em,:er1:or ...

... NATIONAL UNION OF ELEMENTARY a SCHOOL TEACIE1RS. ?? Saturday evening a mensting of the Birmingham and. 2r district branch of the National Union of Elementary Teachers was hold in King Edward's Grammar School, 1 e tso. The Mlayor (Alderman Collings) presided. a nd Otere wore also p;resent Mr. G. Dixon lehasrminin of the, Birmingham Shoole Board), the ervds, A. 11 Vardly, E. F. M,. Mc~arthy, ii. ...

... 'EATHIEi FORECASTS. The following forecasts of the weather during the ensuing twessti'-four hours were issued from tile Meteorological Otclh ?? evenitsg:- DISTRlICTSr. FolIto (STS, 0. Ssctlklass, N . S is.oastrriy anid southeorly wantis 2. E..gland, N.E J Utaaettlesl Son erainallnd.fog. 3. Eigland, NB .. 4. Mi. Ceenties .. -Witchid seth to sonth-west ; strength b. Englan . S., Loe- ...

... CONSERVATIVE GARDEN PARTY AT THE I LOWER GROL:NDS. I . . The secound garden party in connection with the visit of MaI'or and Mlrs. Blurnlby to Ifirminghllti took place in the Lower Groulnlls, Aston, on Saturday. Fortunaitely for the company, the wenther was favourable, a decided contrast to that on Thursday, -whe the tinst party met at the resi- dence of Mr. J. L. Stone, the chalirmlln of the ...

... madame Schwarz Palinstard a painter of considerable talent, has jest dlied of fevrer at Ewsee, The reported forthcoming marriage of Lord Bonnet toc Lady Emily Bury lis authoritatively denied.h Some consular Changes tire foriniadseowed by the Repgsc4 9 sinoldig the ?? of the Manchester vice-cosnulist to P. ci higher rasik.II Three butohers were each fined £5. and costs, at the pi 11yilo Polico ...

... ADVANCE ON KHELAT-I-GHILZAI. The following telegrams have been received at the India Office from the Viceroy:- Twenity-fifth . General Roberts received Ameer's deputies on the 22nd. They assured Y him of Ameer's friendly feelings. Two letters wore presented from the Ameer, who expresses1 satisfaction and fidelity to our alliance. Mustati produced letters from Ayoub, reporting that the Cabut ...

... IVAPIVICK. ; Sr. ThOI1OIAS'Si (OcirTuir1. -Ihe. llev. V. n. Srnvtl, vicar of St. Nicholas's Church, has appointed Mr. C. J. Willinms, of Smlith Strect, vicar's watdein, in the room of the Iltlo Mr. G. A ooie. C mAL etr PTism Suooricac. -Th' annual lrize shoot- ing of the \Werwiccthire Ycomnanry Cavalry took place at the l'utts, in Stonoleigli Decr lark, last week. 'J'hi finit ?? was for a ...

... LATEST NEWSY [Ratete-r's Tief rotate per Prce Assooietlioel.] va FRANCE. MIAlUSEILLES, SEPTEMBER 20. M., Louis 9lanGe rrived hero to-day, and met With a most crtisusiastie reception. The crowd unharnossed the apn horses of his oarrieae, and drew the deputy, amidst Br vociferous cheoring, as far -as his hotel. res PA1tIS, SpP'rEiNsinn 21, anl A statuo of Colonel DonfErt, the defender of Bolfort ...

... cOI?RESPoNDENC ?. NO'ICS O Cl~lEPONDENT~S. ,desintended Mos Pibll fortis e eosi1me~b le' t ds'c're of 1/iC ?? ; not 7lecessarity fs et li~ lll' jb . the u ,iornlaM of the Eiito1r. tion,e quest'iO al5(31 not gidecu inl the course Of a 5111 ,w the ?? ple,13 to understandii that joil I ~ k'i o thei' l'M O MI ro't for. Ife V1115 ttlo tamroa Office. dUO *5,e ave n recrd of tile Inafter. ?? ?? ...

... I- ETTERS TO THE EDITO'RS. ,11 - - PUBLIC HOUSES. Gentlemen,-tn reference to the letter of ir. John WIliiams, 49,Tibcr-street., which appearedI iti yvar paper last week, I ean orily say that be hlas sairety s! .t known, or taken any trouble to get to know, to vwhcni itse lard on which the licensed bolise in Limte-grove, Ledsge lane, lelrnged, or he would hare bad Do diofioellhy ill getting the ...

... LU 11i pect The match was arranged on the following basis: aink Mr. Hann offered to bet Mir. Banks that Mrs. Banks could keep absolutely silent longer at a to a single stretch than Mrs. Haun. Mr. Banks said was he did not know much about Mrs. Hlunn's capacity ling as a talker, but he felt certain that Mrs. Banks could not hold her tongue for ten minutes, except- rse, ing when she was asleep, ...