... TE, AFFAIRS OF SBS, R. :! R; - : ' I: 1. -: ' -. - - - - - ' : 9 l' - ?? :: it :. n oeting of tho creditorj of Alfred Soloznon Greenberg et and Leopold Jacob Greenberg,. manufa'turing joovellrs, r late of 26, Frederiok Street, Birmingham;, 'and trading P's Simeon Greenberg and Sons, and now of 110.A, Mile End n Rohad, London, wholesale confectioners, trading as Stirling a Brothers, and both ...

... Aa w3IRNG .. ?? ?? I jeto ho alegatins ,ainstb the district; ' sltq int o the p learish of brmigh I was resumed to, ~I tb~~b Id. JJ.Henley and Mr. Murray wi vcO0~ IespeetoTh. Mr. A. Young elet sese ?? ~ appeared for the Guardians. of ?? ~ii b Mr Oconn ~er) b Mesrs. Johnson and pq ~~ \setw (in~~~structe bycX iton, was con- ls ii ~ Ds cdi whether Dr. Suffeld could fro Ir lfroe ole fl 120 ...

... *HOUSE QF LORDS-MoNDAY. wh: D ~Their lordsbips met at a quarter past four o'clock. sh THE NEW EDUCATION CODE, per a Earl Do la WARR gave notice that to~morrow he Ho pswill call attention to thle new Education Code, and 2sb -move a resolution%. aib1 5 THlE rilEhimeits visiT gio oorENHAGEN.. 1 13 Lord STIIATHEDEIN and CA111PEBBLL, in deference req i.to the course proposed to be taken. by Earl ...

... EI .W . - ?? M-i I ?? 7- W -(|EnTER'S TELEGRAIIE4 : THE CINCIhNATI RIOTS. -- NetYork, March 3L The ilastest iatelligence from Cincinnati states that there was much firing during last night, but that the mob are now leaving the streets. Several additional casualties are reported. There are now about 3000 troops in the city, A meeting of the leading citizens has been held in order to erganise ...

... THE WEATHYR AND THE GRUX TRADE. [FROM MONDAY'S MARK-LANK EXPRESS.] On Tuesday last the weather became suddenly colder, and remained so until Friday, searching winds meantime prevailing. Little rain, how- ever, fell, except on Wednesday, until last night and this morning. Ou Saturday the temperature rose, and yesterday (Sunday) the sua acquired great powar, though the air was chilly. A little ...

... CONFERENCE OF LICEXSD I I NTN E R . THE -SEYPAD AY CI. OSING QUTESTION. (TEL.EQ`RAMl FROM our. RRPORtEIs.) London, Monday Night,. To-da; one of the largest maid most influential aeetinga of the licensed vintners' trade ever brought together in this metropolis wah bald in St Jamnes's Hall, Piccadilly, under -the auspices of the LicengedVictuallers! NationalDefence Associa- tion. About 1,400 ...

... IOUR LONDON L1,Ti'lER. | I - - - _ I r ?? if-IMfT~tA-1iGLAMSTONVfA5 RAi A i)- Oc ~TYn-S;P~r5VII E GST II E'A It TEVR I'S ?CVi --IIIF ?? r'nvr A.ND Slit Sr.FI'OnO-Clerit . IfCIiIf Fl1EWVFNG ON rTI TORY BRXCtNcIVS-MR . ATIMAD11H SCORP, A ?? FOItStr1r AXO SiltIf itFOittInBI[i.l-fIoI'i.:'u1. EWS ?? OrN fTtL G( OR DON. Lo:ynon, ionn.&Y NNoHir. If the Hou1se of Cominons is nsot rnnribuni, it nonid ...

... :. 0WR.PPSSU IN ELEMENTARY I SCHOOLS, . V ?? 1,REPORT. TO THE B3IRMINGHAMI SCHOOL BOARD. An important re port on the above aamed Subject has been presented to the School Management Commsittee of r the, Birmingham School. Board by Dr. Crosskey the ohair- man, and has just been issued to the members of the f' Board.~ The documnent, is too lessgthy to be given in full, a The following questions ...

... TIIE PROVIDENT DISPENSARY.-The fifteentlh annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the Providrent Dispensary was held at the Pump Rooms, on Saturday afternoon; Mr. Sidney Flavel. junior (Mayor), presiding.- In opening the proceedings, his Worship said it gave dim very great pleasure to preside over that meeting, partica larly as he understood that provident dispensaries had their rise ...

... MIDDLF.HAM OPINION (MENTOR) SELECTIONS.— NorthalUlptol!-Spencer's 17 win, 23 place Huccleuch, 9 good Whittlebury, 3 Althorp. 7 good Cup, 28 Wakefield, 14. Pontefract—Trial, 3 Wales, 10 llan- dicap, 5. ADYT. ...

... On inquiry at Downing-street this morning it was ascertained that gIr. Gladstone was progressing favourably, and did not feel the slightest ill- ,ffects from taking part in the proceedings in the House of Commons last night. His cough, however, is still troublesome. Sir Andrew Clark will visit ,he Pren ier to-Jay. The Speaker, who is suffering from a severe chill, is slightly better this ...

... MR.: GEORGES LECTURE. 1 Last night tho Michael Davitt brahich of the l National League held a meeting -at their roorns, 51 York street, to make arrangements for the . forthcoming lecture by Mr. Henry George on the Land for the People. There was a -very full attendance of members. Mr. P J Donnelly was called to the chair. The Chairman said Mr. George was expected in f Dublin on the 7th April, ...