... 1~~~ ?? 1E7 ?? THE DEATH OF PROFESSOR FAWCETT was referred to last Sunday by many preachers, both in churches and chapels. Pro- nouncing at Westminster Abbey an eloquent eulogium on him for the fortitude with which he had borne up against one of the direst of physical calamities, Archdeacon Farrar associated his name with those of the worthies, ecclesiastical and lay, who had been similarly ...

... WEATHER FORECASTS.-THIS DAY. 10 0. Scotland, N ?? South.westerly lo norths-westerly breezes, a ?? 1. Scotland, E. I light or noiderstc; fair generally. c 1t°-i 2. England, N.IL.. { varyin, westerly airs : fair generally; n id c0l5.a id S3. England, E .. ti 4i. MTn. COUNTcvn. I Varying airs; weather doubtful at fIrst, tl jg 6. Etigland, S. (Lon- C then fair; cooer, and rather foggy V e, don & ...

... .ITHrE MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN SEYERN ST EvT. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Halkikes (coroner) held an adjourned inquest, at his Court, Moor Street, on the body of a maca who died at 15, SeversI strect-a house of ill- famc-on the 2nd inst., ssnoer somewhat mysterious cir- ?? the ?? of the inquest the ?? had succeeded in obtaining information as to the Identity of the deceased. Mr. Crockford watched the ...

... | The ?? appeared in a portion only of our edition I yesterday:- - ramp to Stale-- A ET I ?? THE 'NILE EXPEDITION, Ihol- POSITION OF THE MAHDIL Cs. P, [FROat TIE DAILY NE WS COitRESPOn1)ENTS.] ta- led DONGOLA, N Sov:mnEs r 9 (8.55 Pr.a). Lord Wolsoley inspected the hospital yesterday M. and expressed his satisfaction with the arrange- 'in ments of Surgeon-Major Ferguson. There are 56 slight ...

... I MEETING OF LICENSED VIOTUALLERS 3 IN .BIRRIXGRAM. A meeting in furtherance of their interests was held by . the licensed victuallers of Birmingham and the district, yesterday, at the, St. Martin's Hotel, Spioeal Street. Mr. WV. Griffiths presided, and there were also present Mesirs. G. Rotten, H. 0. Edwards, T. Burton, It. G. Burton, J. Clements, T. Dollman. G. Earp, E. Fulford, S. Greaves, ...

... - Dk T W. * ?? WARWICK. dFORTHCOMING MUNICIPAL EUIeTION.-Thce election a of a ceuneillor io fill the vacancy in the East Ward, *o ecasioucd by the' removal from Warwiok~ of M Ar. B:. r,~ C. Smith. will take place 'next Friday. The candi. S h dates are Mr. Michael Henry Lakft,, Coventry Road(L,5 L-nominated by Counnillor DeveY, seconded by Air. J7 N i 1,1.laly; and Mr. Stephen Harwood (C), ...

... FOUR OAKS COURSIGAG rEETMGG, YESTERDAY. The opening coursing mneeting-of -th8 seagon at Four Oalct 3rPark was Inaugurated Yesterday under ratharlrunfavoulgble ecr. cumstances. The meeting Buffered froma being postponed for a 10 fortnight, and doubtless wan affected through its olushing with et the NJewinarket Champion ltxturw. Then, again, the weather was none too Inviting, at violent ...

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... The third annual dinner of the Bilston Conservative Club was held last night, at the Club House. Mr. Charles Wells (the president of the club) presided, and he was sup- i ported by the .oevds. C. Lee, C. flatehellor, and J. Sed- den, lessrs. Alfred Hickman, C. A. Newnham, Josiah Tildesloy, D. Groucntt, S. Holloway, J, Myats, G. Edwards, T. J. Bennett, and James Thompson (general secretary of ...

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