... WHOLESALiE DEALING IN BASE COIN. On Saturday, at Dorchester, Harriett Reynolds, of Aston, Birmingham, and three persons named Trovett, of Upway. near Dorchester, were charged with being impli- cated in the disposal of 1(0 counterfeit coins, Mir. Look, barrister, defended the prisoners, who have several times been remanded on this charge. -For slone time past counterfeit coins have been ...

... IKING'S NORTON BOARD OF GUARDIANS I The fortnightly meeting of this Board was held yester- I day, at the Workhouse, Selly Oak: Mr. J. Butter pre- I ?? was the last meeting of the present Board. and the foleowine is the list of the attendanecs made by them at the twenty-eight meetings during the year ?? Messrs. J. Rutter lacimrman) 2T, E. Woodward 2i, U. Grove 26, J. Bicldev 25, 11. Elliott 24, ...

... I TDE QUEEN'S HOSPITAL BAZAAR. Although there have been minny altractive' bazaars held in the Birmingham Town falal and on behalf of highly- fo'dessrvinZ objects, seldom, if ever, has% there been one 'sos- sassinig so ninny pleasing and interesting featurear or fanlppealing so powerfully to the sympathies of the ;whole ltee community as that which was opened yesterday afternloon, The Quash's ...

... C CONSULTATIONS OF LIBERAL LEADERS. CONSTITUTION OF THE CABINET. sib 9 : ?? [FProm a Londouw Correspondenlf]j ' th The following is the c'onstructiou of the Cabinet Cl re as known up to the present ar First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor of the tii Exchequer-Mr. Gladstone., Lord Chancellor-Lord Selborne. a Lord President of the Council-vacnt. at Lord Privy Sea]-Duke of Argyll. cr 3 S ...

... Sir Stafford Nortfhoate is to be eatertained at a banquet in May next by the Torquay Conservative Association, to celebrate the Conservative victory. Tclegrams received from Vienna state that the Austrian and l ungarian Governments have jointly made an offer for the purchase of the South Austrian (Lombard) Railway. LONDOtNDnERcY CITY ErEicrrreN.-A petitioms will forth- with be lodged against ...

... )YEATHE R FORECASTS. win--s - - l.1 - ns~ The followingt report vwas ssueud fromt tics Meteorological wer Departnmnt at 2il0 pcI. Yesterday ee DeriTR-;CY. ?? 0. Scotland, North~westerly and wveteriy winlis, mode- Of I. Scotland, m- ste or light ; cloudy, Will 2. Englarsi, ?? IVIstorly wied~s, light to fresh fair, antl. T S. England, 13. Westerly breezes, light; line, cloudy, brie 4. 31110 ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF KIDDERMIINSTBER. Mr. John Brinton has issued his addresg to the electors, i appealing to thern under the peculiar circumstances which, have arisen, for a renewal of the trust recently conlidod to him, ?? says Just four weeles ago you placed me in - the enviable position of your Parliamentary ?? by the unmistekable majority of 3Z3. Within the last few days you have heard ...

... The following are the results of the elections of guardians for these unions: SKIRLAUGH UNION.-AIdbrOUgb, Williain Graves Walgate ; Atwick, Ski'rlington, and Arram, George Mason Gale, junr.; Bewholme and Nunkeeling, Henry Smith; Bilton, James lEngland ; Bonwick, Moses Top. ham ; Benningholme and Grange,. Mr. Samuel Machbin; Brandesburton, Michael Chapman; Catwick, William Robert Park; Catfoss, ...

... THE DECORATION AND FURNITUPRE OF - I TOWN HOUSES. The second of six lectures on this subject, being one of the Canton Lectures, has been. delivored in the Hall of the Society of Arts by Mr. Il. AV. Lddis, F.S.A. The lecturer stated that he proposed to deal in that lecture with floor, wall, and ceiling decoration. It would be3 necessary to observe that in the rooms of towa houses it was ...

... | The local steeplechase is ?? of the few occasions fo which country houses are filled with guests. It is a kind of general pinic, and it occupies the whole party from breakfast time until dinner, which is saying not a little, while it affords food for conversatien during the evening before and the evening after. Few entertainments are more dependent upon the weather. - Many steeplechase' ...

... let UI*ITARIANS os PAN iA2IN .-Fif teen members ed of the Unitarian body sat in the last Parliament. be The new House of Commons will contain 19. ias Messrs. W. Brockleburst, J. Chamberlain, J. Cower, ty Sir J. Clarke Lawrence, W. B. Price, T. B at Potter, R. N. Philips, Right Hon. J. Stansfeld, es, B. Samuelson, H. B.1'Samuelson, P. A. Taylor, of and B. T. Williams had seats in the House of ...

... BUMMAJ) ?? I. I'mmir. lir,- At a meeting of Mr. 3 X r 16th instant, YOU an report , , that they wer at byltkirx 2i pa Fy atnd ve adtbs ?? thepe ndotowhihhb soll ya~t4S5 more of hi Ws e colleague. tell. It Isell n thac your p l cut of ofmice never I ad I b was due. !ow. u you have meu let us go back ty tO a oo sd see Low these macut atechar42; constitution ib~ gS Wa.iaO . I am no ?? ,tor 1 is ...