... The annual meeting of the Staffordshire branch of this association was held yesterday afternoon, at Mitoke-0; Trent. 'The retiring president (Dr. Tylecots) introduced MIr. W. H. Folker, his successor, who took the chair ami applause, and who, after a vote of thanks bad been ac corded tothe expresident, deliveredi his address, ?? for hsis subject operations'he had performed as surgeon at the ...

... WALSALL LICENSED VICOTUALLERS' 1ASSOCIATION. Tke tr euty.eighth anneml dinner of tho association took place l1 the ('eorgo Hotel Walsall, on Thlsrsday evening; Mr. F. 11. Yates (Great Barr) presiding, and Mr. W. Showell (OlIdbury) oc. Clpyiig the vicecelhair Nearly 100 sncusbers of tho associatioss nud visitorssat dorn, among vlom wero deputations fromn Bir- ing8haism Brierley 11111, Aston, ...

... OUR LONDONi COKR.ESPONDENE I i - - Ad -- e LoNoDo, T3nSDuAr EvENING. He The political season has set in with unusual in t sevenity, Everybody seems inclined to speahn and ise at once. The rssult is that we have in two days the ,he I the whole Conservative policy set forth. It th? ire seems to be both critical and constructive. On Bar its critical side it shows an advance upon last not sessio. ...

... i C..I. iNI EMIDE:'£ Gu. DAN P J'j T kTi~ E\ TE CLAIMS OE R,,'T TH' ?? IJP'OP ,A1I N ( >, ix. ?? - Thti Pxrý nntw-n 1), 1 o' 'I ' + I cu ' ,,and t :, i,C. Fd'.i('CCFC.C ?? y W It ?? '& . . ?? g tJI- t . .* . : . ?? i 'C-.IC ?? u' X c.CX + IC'. , K q .as Tfhe D; ) o)f Jýingor , (. i vlIo,tý 'I ?? 'S ?? ý:]l ,; :1 ?? btmul + ý:ivclV ?? b~tt in ' ...

... 'THE CROWN PROSECUTIONS.!1 (mxOns. OUR ows CORRESSFONDESTr.) Dublin, Thursday Night, it is almost impossible to describe the disap- tpltment which has been caused here by the vacillation of the Government in their auction aggainst the Land League. Confident statements rare now made that it has been determined, at jthe last moment to proceed against Mr Parneill and four or five of his most ...

... I (BY AN OcC&SION&JL CoRrFO-MDVr.) Friday Evening. N' z have not got Lord Ormidales place filled yet, and the repeated conjunction of the Home I Secretary and Lord Young during the recent Visit of the former hies revived the rumours of Court of Sessioni reconstruction, or sweeping reform, wahith arose sonic tame ago. And now there is another vacancy. The death of Mr ]oger Alonugonierle ?? from ...

... THE MUSICIPAL ELECTIONS. SECO-D W ,ARD. CANtuIDATci'.s OF ME3S-RS tr- aND MILLER. lst nlight, Alessts WVM. ?? and J. IL Miller, two of the candidates for the representation of the Secoud Ward in the Town Council addressed a meetirg of the electors in the Camphellfield Street ,'stablished Church. There was a good attendance. (olonel Clark was called to the chair. The CHAIRMAN said contested ...

... DAvIEs-Hydref 21-in, priod MIr. EVan Davies, Belian Barb, ger y dref bon, a r erob. DavIllvdief 5ed. priod Mr. James Davies, Flarnnel Menvafct UI'e,e. Commercial Street, Cast ellnedd, at flab. .EDWArIOS-Bydref y i~fed, priod Mr. J. N. Edwards, Berlin Bowse, Blaeutau Ffestiunog. ar ferchb O'UFIlTH5-Hydref Vlain, priod y Parch. 'William Griffith. L'anwaniff; aid, ?? fats. HuGHFs-HYdI yr 1ah.ed, ...

... At their meeting on Wednesday the Newtown and Llanidloes Guardians unanimously deter- mined to resist an appeal of Mr Pryce Jones, of Newtown, in regard to the Royal Welsh Ware- house. This building, which is close to Newtown Station, cost, it is said, between kl3,000 and £ 14,000, and it has been rated at 1:150 per annum. The Guardians have raised the assess- ment to £ 250, and Mr Pryce Jones ...

... THE ffEATIl ER IN THECIIANNEh. f [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS AT 9 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.1 lymou™.—Barometer 30'02, rising steadily. Wind, N.E., fresh; showery in the morning, hazy and overcast in the evening. Temperature, 36 to 48. SciLLY.—Barometer, 30, rising. Wind N.E.' Weather fine sea moderate. BUDE.—Barometer 29,93, rising. Temperature, 38 to 49. Wiud N.E., fresh, Sky threatening for rain large ...

... FATAL PIT ACCIDENT.—An inquest was held oa Friday—before Mr Carter, one of the coroners of Gloucestershire, at the George Inn, Micheldean, relative to the death of Thomas Beva-n, a Ininr. 29 years of age, who was killed on the previous Wednesday by a fall of dirt from the workings of the Wigpool iron mine. A verdict of Accident- aliy killed was recorded. LITTLEDEAN PETTY-SESSIONS.—On Friday—be ...

... AT THE BOROUGH POLICE-COURT, on Monday, Michael Sanders was brought U;1 on a warrant charging him with desertiug his wife an 1 family, and leaving them chargeabie to the parish. The alleged offence was committed two years since, and defendant was not heard of until the other day. He was remanded till Tuesday next. TEA MEETING.—Ou Thursday afternoon a te» meeting waa held at the Orchard-; lace ...