... CORRESPONDENC. *NOTICES TO CORRESPOND] DNTS. Alletter'a int ended foi'vpublicastion gamst he aoo'ernaniedl bp, a. the naver end addr'es of the sertm;not necessavt lr, for 0 .publication, buct inr the informcetson of.t he Editor: When ccucwers to VUe`86oss arc Mot given -in the: cowi' ef 0t r I day or two, the questiones will plevil to undrsd .tea that A w se are unable to supythe .isfosi ...

... GENERAL NEWS' 0- MUIDER AND SUICIrDE.-On Saturday the bod ho woman named Jenkins, with the body of bet Hi of a .s child, aged four years, tied to her body, was foundemdetate S. in the reservoir ast Branston, Lelcester hire, Tb ucd 12 had been in a despondent state of mindC andT Orm circumstances point to the conclusion that th vnd to the child to her body herself, and then CQOOaitie4 ng ...

... is The annual meeting of this company took place at the I. offices, the Bridge, Walsall, yesterday. Ir. W. H. 24 sd Dulinan presided, in the nbsessee, throuigh illness, of ir. s H. Highway; and amongst those pr~eent iyere Messrs. T,. ir W. LeWis, J. Thorpe,' G. Salt, U H. Stanley, Whitfield se (Birmingham), snd F. Woodward'(lirminghliai). The B. following is the report, which was taken as read ...

... THE WESLEYAN I! ., 1,--NCM Tile proceedings -were resurmed yesterday at Leads COIrTAGIO'53 DISEASES Acms There Is a Wesleyan society for preventin tie fr those rActs. Trhe Rev. H. P. uges M itr,~ report. Dr. Osborn was thankped fo ilevior r er tac OP~ the Aets. The tlnancfal statemsent shoswed a baac a 9is thx 347. Ifst. 8(1. The committee bad received £100 oi'4 o Thanksogiving Fund. Special ...

... , ST. BARNABASI CHURCH, BMIRNGHAM. I The congregation of' St Barnabas' Churoh, Birmingham, are just ow makcin5 an 6ttenip to raise £1,00., bywhioh thQ hope to be enabled to renovate the interior of thlat edifce, to repair the orga~n, and to remove a debt of £290. upon thsc schools. They bave departed from the customary baear, or sale of worlk, and are depending on what they term a flower sale ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON TOW co A quarterly mceting of the Wolverb&pn T Council was held yesterday. The Mayor (lderman T dOwen) prcsided; and Mr. Horatio Brevett te n r. elected town clerk wees in a reme, prior to ?? IC beginning hisdutles on the lot of September next - Mayor announced the return of ir. William Sh -Tlic e ad &councillor for St. Matthew's Ward, to fill tlle1)rda.; caused by the election ...

... ?? a The Bacchante, screw-corvette, captain Lord T. Scott, n with the Princes Albert Victor and George of Wales on s-board, arrived at Cowes on Saturday afternoon. At eight ( to o'clook in the morning the Royal yacht Osborne em- I barked the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three 1o daughters, and proceeded to the westward to Mieet the Id Bacohante, and at ten o'clock sighted her off St. ...

... a3r OSBORNF, Monday.-The Duchess of Connaught and eiq Princess Margaret of Prussia, attended by Lieutenant ?? and Lady Adele Larking, arrived at Osborne to yesterday from London. The Queen walked and drov, et. this morning with Princess Beatricc, the Duchess of Con- of naught, and the Princesses Sophie and Margaret o: in PIrussia. ir A C4inet Council was held today in Downing Street, and the ...

... PARLTAMENTARY NOTE$. ial of THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE HOUSES, Ale ill fSPrCIAL TELEORA51.] ' Ale HOUSE OF COUMONS, Monday Night. ;he The Lords, after their marmer, made short work of 'the I Ale Arrears Bill. There wall a large mustet, but as the e at, In dinner hour appreoched the House 'became woefullys Ahe thinned, and the second division showed largely diminislhed 1 ie. numbers. A great ...

... AND JOURNAL. MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1882. ne Offices of this paper' will be closed This Day (Iffonday), from 1 o'clock Until 6 o'clock p.m. to' The House of Commons met at 12.30 on Satur- bu flay, and had a sitting of six hours, in order to St, push forward business. The Entail (Scotland) Bill bua passed through Committee. On the second reading av? of the Corrupt Practices (Suspension of Elections ...

... Ticm LE wys HANuICAP. 6 to 4 agpt Fortissimo-taken and wanted. 6 .. 1 .. Monarch-taken and offered. 6 I , Royal Prince-taken and offered. 7 1I.1 StreUltzia-taken and offered. r- APTILLERY VOLUSTEERS AT SHoEBuEYsSE&&-The d Sojourn, of the southern division of artillery volunteers a was brought to a close yesterday, when the various de- i.- tachments left camp for their homes. PrevioUs to their ...

... The following report was Issued from the Meteorological Department at 8p.m. yestcrday:- Drsrr-.xrrs. Fosmckmsl; O. Scotland, N South-westerly to westerly winds, fresn ci strong; cloudy, rain. -1 Scotland, ?? Westerly to north-westerly winds, mode- 12. England, N.E.. . rate or fresh; cloudy, some rain. 3. England 1.. .. 4. N>fn. COUNTIES.r . Westerly -inds, perhaps veering to north, 5. England ...