... THlE TAY BRIDGE DISASTER. _ - - .. -. I A ?? rl ?? +.;l se+8 zt4A1 l 5 The search for bodies instituted by the Town Council of Dundee comumeiced on Tuesday, and was asunsuccessfnl ns that conducted by the North British hali Ilway Cornitany. The Council was of opinion that all theet might have been done was not done, and accordinglY represented that graploing operations by means of email ...

... The polling in connection with the re-election of the Moalsall School Blordi took plsce yeterday, allnd was attenidedl vitil titoch exeitenseoit, of at hiariuless kina at the outset, buit atlarivise in tile afternoon nellse aL mol of itlirs, tsostly youths of qsie tioe able repita Stud irregular habits, tooki piossesioll oi tbio ]Brifpe. FPolfs their first 1serfoyallsotcs it wos csujeutureod ...

... S J 3 srR MICHAEL HICKS-BEACH AT 'I TBIWKBSBURY. I ?? - - Ped TECvKEsBuRY, Wednesday. of At a Public meenting;, held in the M~usic Heall, Towkee- 7tf bury, this evening, under the presidency of lil, W. ,IAllard, for the purpose of inaugurating a Conservative iii Association, o- Sir Michael Hiclrs-Beaich, in responding to a resolution 'Ul expressing its unabated conifidencen in her Majesty's PI ...

... STOURBRIDGE COMMISSIONERS' TMEET'ING. I Tie monthly meeting of the Stourbridge Commissioners evas e held yesterday afteroon ; lIr. If. Bughes In the ?? Clerk read the minutes of the last monthly nmeeting, and iltSO of a special meeting held ou Friday night in toference to the Clent llill regulation schens. At this ocetieg a resolutioni wans passecl, under which the Coininissionecrs agreed to ...

... ' TRE ROYAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND. I The following is an outline of the crharter of the Royal University of Ireland, which is now awaiting enrolment in the Court of Chancery to which his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, Lord-Aliutenant, is witness, lthe charter fbunds a new University in Ireland, to be called The Royal University of Ireland, under the Irish University Act (42 and 43 Vic.) of ...

... THE LEYOETT COLLIERY EXPLOSION. I I 7 n our latest record of the terrible disasternt the Fair Lady Pit of the Crewe Coal and Iron Couminy, whiolc appeared on Satturday, it was stated that only two of the recovered dead bodies remained. unidentified, and that it was reasonably concluded tlhat only five bodies remained in 0 the pit. It was subssimuently ascertained that the pre- t viously ...

... , LORD DERBY ON SCHOOL BOARDS kjD EDUCATIUN. 1 The Earl of Derby, yesterday, presided Pt the C distribution of scholarsllips and prizes offered b Liverpool Council of Education to the pupils in pra~fj0 4 mentar schools. The ceremony took Itlaceinistot I Iall. Before distributing the awards his lordehipadlts 1 j a brief address, in the course of which he brieglr.re1 L the nature of the duty ...

... Last evening a meeting of Liberals resident in the Moseley and King's Heath district, was held in the Arnold School, Moseley, for the purpose of promoting the return of Liberal candidates for the eastern division of Worcester shire at tile next election. Mr. J. H. Nettlefold presided; and umongst those present were the Rev. Hunter Smith, Mlessrs. E. I1. Mitton, T. Hayden, Sharp, S. Wilkinsor, ...

... BIRMINGHAM JUNIOR LIBERAL I ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SOIREE. I . SPEECH BY MR. BRIGHT. 3 The annual soirleof ?? JuniorLiberal ABsO- eiation was held last evening in the Town Hall, and was attended by a large number of members and their friends. An exceptional interest was given to the occasion by the 3 presehne of the Right Honoarable John Bright, the senior 1 member for the borough, who consented ...

... I NEARLY SEVENTY LIVES LOST. it [P55 RO U OUR OWN REFPOVfISER.] h The Fair Lady Pit, of the Crewe Coal and Iron Cmo- pany's Colliery, at Leyoett, North St&ffordsbire, where t eight lives were lost by an explosion on the 12th Septem- ber last, was yesterday again the scene of a catastrophe, tbut one of a far more horrible character. The fall extent e of the calamity is not yet known, but there ...

... THE BOROUGH MEMBERS AND THEIR CONSTITIJENTS. GREAT MEETINfG IN THE TOWN HALL. SPEECHES BY MESSRS. BRIGHT,IMUNTZ,&CHAMBERLAIN. On Saturday evening, according to annual custom, the members Lot the borough addressed their constituealta in the Town I-Hall, vhich was crowded in every part by an enthusiastic audience. Tha arransgements were the same as at former meLmbers' meetings, and the same ...

... Sa;DAY EvENfNGS FOr THE- PEOPL.-A conference of the National Sunday League is to be held in London on the 25th of February, to. consider the -Lord Chamberlain's interference with Sunday evenings for the people, and to memorialise the Queen on the subject. SKiArING MvArosr.-A mile and a half race for profes- sional skaters was decided yesterday at the Welsh Harp, Hendon, Middlesex. The ...