... WEDNESBURPY LOCAL, BOARD. rite usu'al fortnightly meeting of shis Bonrd w as heldl yesterday evening; dir. 1,. Williauls presiding. - Tho Mledlical Officer reported that ]50 deaths had besni registered during the fortnight, giving a death-rate of 15 per 1,000. .Slever, or ?? one-half the mortality, were in children under live year3 of nge. One of the deceased was a woman 105 years of agie. No ...

... THE THREATENED ATTACK UPON DULC1GNO. EXPECTED ABANDONMENT OF THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION. AMBASSADORIAL REPLY TO THE TURKISH NOTE. [Reuter's Tcfegr.samcJs CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 27. The reply of the Ambassadors of the Powers to the last Turkish Note on the Ilontenegrin qeestion having been agreed upon after severel confercnoes, was delivered to the Porte to day by Herr Testa, the chief dragoman ...

... LsimHolhawD JAOUfiAIiM AND JOURNA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1880. NEWS OF THE DAY. The Prince of WALrS visited Norwich yes- terday, and was present at the Norfolk and Norwich Fat Cattle Show. His Royal Highness was the guest of Mr. E, BIRKBECK, M.PR, and lunched with Mr. J. J. COLMAN, 1JLP., whose extensive works at Carrow he subsequently inspected. The Ulster labourers on Captain BoYCoTr's farm ...

... HOSPITAL SU.NDAY COLLECTIONS. Armount previously acknowledged ?? £4,602 17 61 b Knowls Church ?? 9 s 4 r Astbury Clhapcl, flandsworth ?? 3 14 r Baptist Chapel, Hlope Street ?? 1 1l 4 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ a R4,617 11 21 Si TIE DISTRESS IN THE BLACK COUNTRY.-Referring tl to tire severe distress which is reported at Tipton and the i neighbourh0ood, owing to the scarcity of ...

... Last evening Mr. Ilobert Waite delivered a lecture, in the Bristol Street Board School, under the auspices of the Liberal Committees of the Edabaston and St. Thomas's Wards, on The Land Laws. Mr. A. C. Oslerpresided, end aniongst those in attendance were Councillor Downing, Messrs. G. Brindley, S. Greenway, W. Chinery, E. Judge, S. Edwards, T. Rose, J. Pumpirey. and T. ?? Lee.--The (iHAIRMAN ...

... The following is the text of the letter which Was read at the monthly meetingr of the Oldiuisy Local Board of Health, and briefly referred to in our impression yester- day :- Corporation of Birmingham (Gas Department), Jantuary 17, 18S0. DBar ?? a mepting of the Gas Comimitteolheld en Monday last, the attention of tie cosnissittee was directei to statemeents reported to have bee n imalo at the ...

... NOTIOM TO COPRESPONDENT64. , letters janienaled fo' publieattmis mur-st be accompanted by h m t~ttende f addrem of the writer; not necessarily for 1ncbt srtien. but ror the inlforenetaios of the Editor. VWheln ete~tcnsl to quest 0rna re not vicn in thc course of a dalv or two, the questioners ow6 pleasse to understand thet see ,arc unabe to si y the i~sfe'orsotcota asked for. We' ?? r*etlel'5' ...

... IA LATEST_NEWS. D G r (Renter's Teleqrams, per Press Assooiatiosa Ir t ti t. ENGLAND AND THE PORTE. CONSTANTINOPLE, JANUARY 25-. p i Sir A. HI. Layard, in his reply to thle Note of the Porte h on the subject of the missionary incident, refutes the s rguments of the Ottoman Government, and protests j( against the pretension pat forward that a foreigner may be o: I arrested provided that his ...

... I CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION AT I NOTTIXGHAAM. b The emnstratron which the Conservatives of Notting- 3Lham are holding this week lvas kept up yesterday by a, public banquet in the Albert 1iaU, at which Earl illnnvers presided, by Lord Galway, Lord Newark, and I Conservative members of the ?? n'ry represented the Government, and. in acknowledging the toast of Her Majesty's linisters, ...

... The following forecasts of tho weather during the ?? tweniy-lour honrs were issued from the bleteorolcgical (c, at 2,30 yesterday afternoon:- i Disrlacrs. FoReCASTS. . Southierlywlinds,moderateorfreah cloldy, 0. Scotland, N- - foggy. . E Light southerly ot ve&th-westorly wi1 1. Scotland .i ?? tid Iar ms j fair, misstv. 2. England, N.E. Light south-westerly winds; dull, mdsty, 3. E1ngand, E 4. ...

... [rilESS ASSOCIATION TEL5GRXeIQS.] 110U8.0 0Q7r LORDS. ThoLortOrdSlihips met at live o'clock. Tue Blarl of llanevilllarm took the onth and his Ecat. LAND LAW REFORM. ' The LoI11) CHANCIM.LOR, in presenting bills to enlarge the powvers of the owners of settlod 'land, to simplify thle practice of conveyancing, to shorten in certatin csecs the periods of limitationss of actions, and a fourth ...

... ITTIE RUSSIAN. EXPEDITION TO MERV. II The correspondent of the Dailgy Chro/'isflc at Sb, Peters. burg states that the preliminary operations in connection with the renewed attomnit this year to reduce the oaSIS of Marv to a Russian dependency wili coummence as early as the weather will permit. Fie says: Altering theplsn of last year, tlco casin oxaedition %eiil be from the north nud north ...