... |AIR W. H. WILLS, M.P., AT COVENTRY. Last evening Mr. WV. H. Wills, XPr., delivered his an- nual address to his constituents at the Corn Exchange, Coventry, Colonel Caldicott presided, and there was a large attendance, inoluding'r. T. Lep, M.P.; Reyds. E. H. Delf, W. T. Rosevear, H. E. Bottomley, and W. J. Hen- derson Aldermen Banks, Scanpton, and Gulson ; Coun- oilcrs Singer, Worwood, and ...

... TAGAVICULTNUIE. I. ' § OiN-iB-~oUGOIG IAfon .'-In view of ithe retire- nient Of bir John btorrisoon, Bighead of Tntries, from °i~hi~p'reetfir'm Ct Wihitviirdoy. neit' 'i numbieiir of hi. 'idighbaeii iesaive&d to oebes their respoeftand esteem forFlih some protical form- A ploughingmatek e s aniii oordingly 'rded e pol , sd 1o61[' ~ahe in a field i oIoI the ffarm on B-attrdoy, -Tweistyeeveen. ...

... * DESPATS 0F flfi FfROM : . : ALONDON.. rr:m - .II It n- *rt stIfirr. : - -e*rnz~. Deepaob' oii1s Mrola rroom Xi ABcrt.0,ib (2.&W.' Hn5'noeo,,,.rO '- Cool'rr rioa . Ernt e , D lo L,.. 01 HolIdlot . bS J 18 R V; 3a b. 31 BertrUda .- Mote VerbJo. - .E Jnn J Do. cornfalfuo .. Feb. ' 2rg' Fob. 8 Ob llbnCtrdoo';'&'°r''J II ,'O ,, ffLIeti - :o. -Feb. 7 Leg.'intJa . Fo ' aolil 1dW Btbna ...

... PAISLEY GEORGE A. CLBRK TOWN HALL Ur I GPFSNLG CMrn-ON, DEMONSTRATION, AYD It { CON VI5RSAZIONE, of Paisleyhobserved a general holiday yesterday, and le Celeirated by means of a grand trades' procession er thle opening of a magnificent pile of' buildierics ae known as the George -A Clark 'town Hall, which ry has been erected and gifted to the town by mern- o, bers of the Clark family (Anchor ...

... rrela POLICY OF T, UN ITED STATES. Ad M DLTR BLAINE ETERVIEWED, |(PEir.ma'S TflLB-tRM.) Ieshioctoa, January 30. The TrS ingfn Post of to-day reports an inter- view between a member of its editoriai statf and Mr Blaine, The latter is represented to have said that his instructions to Mr Prescott we-re fully dis- cussed vvith President Arthur. They were referred to in tihe annual Meseage at the ...

... ANNUAL DINNER OF RAIL- WAY OFFICIALS AT BUILTH. The tenth annual dinner of the employes of the London and North Western, Mid-Wales, and other railways, was held in the Assembly-room, Builth, on Friday evening. The dinner, pro- vided by Mr Philip James, of the Lion Hotel, was laid out in his well-known style The spacious room had been nicely decorated for the occasion by Messrs Tranter, ...

... A QUARREL AMONG PROFESSORS. Professor Nanson, of the'Melbourne University, has been fined £50, and Professor Elkington has been suspended for a month from his duties and emoluments by the Council of the Umversity, on account of a fracas arising out of the election of president of tho professorial board. Professor Nanson, who was accused by Professor Elkington of voting unfairly, called the ...

... HORRIBLE iNlUTILATION.' BY A HINDOO. On Saturday night, as two professional singers, natives of Bombay, were playing banjos and singing in the Lloyd's Arms, a public-house in one of the lowest districts in Leeds, a labourer, named James Hoban, criticised their performances, and said they ought to be ashamed of themselves for ekulking about instead of working. James Miller, one of the Hindoos, ...

... [BY TELEORAPi.] LORD CLauD HAMILTON attended the opening ban- quet do the Toxteth Conservative Club last night, and responding to the toast of The City Mem- bers, accused the present Government of having been founded and maintained upon a system of cant and humbug. He quoted the treatment of the imprisoned bribers at the hands of men who had been elected by such corrupt constituencies as ...

... DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCI- DENT. ID . I FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND MANY INJURED. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) London, Sunday. A terrible collision, accompanied by loss of life, occurred on the North London Railway, not far from Oldford Station, late on Saturday night. From the details which have come to hand I learn that an empty coal train, composed of from 35 to 40 trucks, left Poplar at five minutes past ...

... THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMtS.) PARIS, jan. 30, 12.15 A.m.-The following is the list of the new Cabinet as 1owv constituted:- Al. Dr FREYCINET ?? President of the Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs. M. LdoN SAY ?? Ministcr of Finance. M. JULES IFERRY . Minister of Public Instruction. M. GOBLET . Minister of the Interior and Public Worship. ?? HUMBERT .Minister of Justice. ...

... I FIRES IN THE METROPOLS. TuitJsiAY ?? 4.30 a-m- Mu overheating of the furnace in the fitters' workshonsof the London, Brighton and South Coast railway, Cold Blow-road, New-cross was the cause of a serious fire, which did considerable damage to the premises and contents- Scarcely an hour had elapsed before the brigade was called to a carman's at ERam's Fort-place, Plough-road Rotherhithe, ...