... GENEREAL NEWS. I.ady Tzendleshaia, wife of Lor(l iendlecham, sesilor snexuhe0.r for F:ast Suf loll;. diil oi TlasslIy shiifght. I-lev laidyeilip, who had been aililg for some tielie, died after a ?? d ...

... THE *OLDUBURY GAS CON-SU74ERtS AND TIE LIIi\IINGRAM CQORUPOIVPlOIN. ;II .- * - ?? _ o During the last two or three veicls considerable interest r- Icas been awaklened in the town of OJldbury ansd dist ...

... ELECTION NENVS. EAST WORCESTeisv'S.lIRlE. -A meeting was bold at Droitwich last month, in iefcronce to the positionL anl prospects of the Liberal party in this division. A resolu. tion. was then passe ...

... lOtEE'QN MAURELLINY. i. MIar~tcbl Iately a member of tha Servian Ctbi;et, ae gone to Vicoina to confer with tae Austria, Goverarient upon t~s railway qivestion. The KInB of Pl'.rtagal has been appoin ...

... OIUR, LOiDO II COORRESPONTDENNCE I there Loe I, EDNESDAY EVtENING. atior, To-day thle -tory bs repea~ted tha;t, yielding to the des~ire 30 Lord Bi aceustield, -who thinks An it necessity, chat Qoemwow ...

... I I THE DISTRESS: SHOCKING 1 REVELATIONS. Some shocking revelations were made at the meeting of the Killarney board of guardians on e Wednesday. The mabter reported that on the h ...

... ERSSEX ANi) SUFFOL-wN)1K FOXHOUNEDS. These hounds met on Friday the 9th inst. at Wiston, and found a fox at 11.40. They ran him to Sir Charlee Rowley's, Nayland End, then to the Park, over the river Stour, which divides the counties, to Wormingford. Several gentlemen, including the worthy Ex-Mayer of Coichester, seeing the hounds streaming away from them on the opposite side of the river, ...

... _ The annual meeting of the members of this Society was held in the Council Chamber on Monday afternoon, W. W. Wootten, Esq. (President of the Society) occupying the chair. There were also present Messrs. G. Browning, J. T. R. Castell, Collcutt, Corp, Mattock, B. Robinson, F. Freeman, Bradley, Jos. Freeman, jun., G. Prince, C. R. Ridley, Woodcock, and W. Greenaway (secretary). The CHAipzxa , ...

... C ELECTION OF CHAIRMAN AND VICE- me(i CHAIRMAN, tea The Birat meeting of the new Board was held on Monday andl afternoon, when there were present the Rev. Canona pie, M'Kcnnr4 Messrs. S. Whitaker, T. Roe, Holmes, W. T. tha Shaw, P. B. Chladlield, RI. Wilson, W. Bemarose, Leese, and clia Newton. wah The Clerk announced the receipt of the usual letters cisti rons the Local Government Board, ...

... diweddar Mrs Catherine Hoghes, Bodarbortb, Porthdlnorwlg. Gwobr, bnddogol i fod yn eiddo y pwyllgor). A Cdn, Fynwent. Gwobr, 6s. GE&DDORIAETH. 5. Tr CBr, heb tod dan 30 niter, a chorus, All we like sheep (Meuiak, Handel). Gwobr, Pedwar Gini a Baton i'r Arweinydd. 6. Solo (Baritone), Lord God of Abraham fJSlyth, Mendelssohn). Haner Gini. 7. Solo (Tenor), Bauer ein Gwlad (DrParry). ...

... MR, W. B. SMIT1 ON1 PUBLIC ATFAl')i.S. [SPECIAL TiSLEGRAINQ Mlo SUTTON, SURSREYT, THUESDAY Ev~iNizG,-Tho Go F irat Lord oft ib Admiralty attended the annual Ol' be.nijuelr of the Conservative nesoolation of this dir. m trict of the County of Surrey, which woe held this wi, oveuluig in the Puablic Hll~l at Sutton. The Earl of YOl Egmront. preioidod, supported by Lord Micdlelton, 114 Us Sir ...

... BERInSHIRE.-The county papers make the an- nonucemscnt, by request, that Mr. Walter has no intention of resigning his seat for Berkshire, but will, at the proper time, offer himself for re-election. COUNTY DONEGAL.-A movement has been set on foot by the leading Liberal electors of the county to invite Mr. Charles Russell, Q.C., to become a second Liberal candidate for Donegal, in conjunction ...