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... 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 ...
... [SPECIALLY TELKGKAI'HKD. J LONDON, MON PAT EVENING. Money is still very plentiful, and there has been but little demand for it. An easy tendency con- tinues, Three months' bills are negotiated at li, and short loans are readily obtainable at 1 per cent. Owing- to a draw of gold on Italian account, the return of the New York associated banks show% a further loss, but the excess over legal limit ...
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... The following aro lists of the local candidates who have passed the recent examinations INTMISMcTATU EXtAMINATIoN IN Sc ?? Division.- t George William Barrow, Owens College; Eiward Anstin Riiby, Stonyherst and Owens Colleges. Second Divisioe.-Richard Lishinan Yorkshire Collic'. and nrivnts study; Walter Cartwright Massey, B.A,, Owene CMllege and private study. PEL1n3trcnyr SctIrrrTxc ?? ...
... TRH BUTE DOCKS BILL, The Select Committee of the House of ConimoiO to which this Bill has been referred eat again yesterday, Sir R. Selwyn Ibbeteon in the chair. Mr. Rodwell, Q C,, commenced the proceedings by addregeing the committee on behalf of the frai-htee. and trnades of the pere of Cordiff He wished in the first place t;> sey that the committee should be in no way in. tluenced 'y the ...
... GME RAL O N2E 1o w. in e M Ma, d hi. l ZU e~~me. ?? ~mtw ta$ - ;re°f ler in EIgh-*rkt ?? dad to peurcaseof some ttinkets. x GDtWei pockt isallkerged, and tie in the ocrof at teVaWI Van able geld the counter, slor stteaming f his leoad grappled with te thief. The ftte bowhe ng powerfil sloer an, for~cd tbe ?? ~t~fea ?? bowfiy baed rob erayal the Cydaing our bd W a byrlttiond bead watof odi G ...
... 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 ...
... 19=20POUDZU84 All ?? must be accompanird by the names and addretse of the Iriters, not nccersarily for publicatiou, but for the satisfacftion of the Eh;ditor, We cannot notdertake to rcturn rqejcted communications, TO CORRESPONDENTS. VIATOR,'-If vould bo advlsable to writa for infor. nat.on to Mr. Cooke, Lord Fitzhardirge' eo'sawrd, `oNNA.-Fcun,-kAnOoymo1U letters cia receive no attention. ...
... ARABI PACHA AND THI1 SULTAN ' (PnoM OUR ?? COlmESPO2NDENT.) Po CONSrATNTNOPLE, J7vT 25. te In my last letter I described the manner in. Ad which the Palaco governs the Ottoman Empire. Tb It is worth while examining two questions Co which are now oeeupying its chief attention. be ?? may be briefly stated thus: How can the :r anlorr prepre of the Sovereignty be reconciled frc with the ...
... ITEE VISITATION OF THE HON. IRISH I SOCIETY IN COLERAINE. . COLrRAINX, MONDAr.-The deputation of the _ Hon. Irish Society, now on a visit to their Irish c estates, arrived in Coleraine by . special train at ii half-past ten o'clock this morning. The visitation ii this year is composed of the, ?? v Sydney H. Waterlow, Bart., M.P. (governor); a Sir Thomas Loveridge, Bart. (deputy-governor) ; t ...
... B&LL YB O T. DE X c SI O S S. Ox Saturday, at one o'clock, the Sub-Comwis- sioners for Armagh-Messrs. Woley, Q.C. (chair- man), and Meek-took their seats in the Ballybot I Courthouse, and delivered judgment in oases } heard before them during the past fortnight. t The CanuLuv (Mr. Foley, ?? in giving judg. - ment, said-W e have now to give judgment in all t the oases listed for hebaring at ...