... ROWLEY LOCAL BOARD ACCOUNTS; At a monthly meeting of the Rowley Local Board, yester- day evening--Mr. WY. Bassano presiding-the report of the Public Works Committee stated that Mr. Bassano dwelt at considerable length at the committee meeting upon the matters lately under discussion before the auditor. He reminded the committee of the 'various steps taken from 1876 to 1879 (inclusive) for the ...

... aI OPENING OF NEW SCHOOLS AT OLDBEUR[ f- Yesterday afternoon the public opening of the yslr,. 19 dist New Connexion new schools, sittlated in Tabcrtna,, Y Street, Oldbury, took place in the presenco of a ?? le company, the formal ceremony being performed hyv 31t IS Benjamin llingley (the Liberal candidate for Oldhtur d Divisioml. The schools have been erected on thle site d 1n the old ...

... BORDESLEY PARILIAMIENTARY ELECTION. ?? ilu' 1V:InIIc o ( ?? Y POsT. T7o the ?? of ?? DAILY l'osT. Sir,-I shall be obliged if yon ivill allow me to explain that the meeting at which Mr. Derrington's statement was made was totally unconnected with Mr. Broadh'rst's Election Committee. Tile meeting was helt independently of tile Liberal candidate's commnmittee, who are, couse- quently, ?? ...

... If ?? _ce I Gnat :C 2c c.! Idropit Lat NXihqt'c Grt Itc.-l rcl ADJ UDIUATIONS. a WVMLItA ItlEAniSos, Albert Street and Rleap Lane, Bradford, 150 hay and straw dealer. t i VWILLIAM MAJtiIss I., lirlington Road, formerly City foado tih. Station, Itroelortl. trai mechn.I StIlusacn ?? ~Conic, Underwvood, Itneedots, Leeds; WtA ?? I,6 SncnersFl.r. ~Cooie, Slanley Villa, Roundbiiy, Leels; ant lnns ...

... The Right Ron.' Sir 1W. V. Hearourt addressed a crowded meeting of bin constituents, assembled under the auspibes of the Liberal Association, in the Drill Hall, at Derby, yesterday evouing. Thb ehair was occupied by Alderman Renals, who was supported by Sir W. Harcourt endm MIr. floe, the, members for tiho borough, and the Liberal candidates for the different divisions of the county. After a ...

... BIR)UNO HTAM AND MIDILAND COUNTIES I O01tTHIOPCEDIO ,AND SPINAL HOSPITAL. The annual gerieral meeting of tire governors of rind subscribers to the Birmingham and Alidland Counties Ortbopcmdic and Spinal Hospital was held yesterday, at the institution, Newhall Street. Tho Mayor (Aldcerman iMartineau) presided1, and amnongst others present were the lovyds. Calln Wilkinwon and Canon Bowiby, Drs. ...

... r SPEECH BY 31W.. HAWKES. ILastevensing Mr. H. Hawlcei, the Conservative candidate u for thle Southern Division of Birminghams, addressed a, Ilarge meeting of the burgesses in the Moseley Road Board jSchools, Mr. Frank Smith presided ; and there wvere, present Messrs. Joseph ilowlands, R. C. Jarvis, C. Tipper, and a ?? of other gentlemen. A large contingene of Liberals attended thle meeting. ...

... BROMSGROVE, A. IBxUTAL -ECCND.-At the Petty Sessions, yester- (lay-before Dlessrs. It Smallwood and Rt. H. Milward- Henury Warmiugton was charged with assaulting Harriet, his voife, at Perry Fields, on Friday ?? parties have not lung been married, but have been before, the Court several ?? stated that on Friday even- jag sble visited several pablic-hosese with her husband, and they quarrelled ...

... I - aus The annual general meeting of the Smith60cM Chlb took place yesterday, and there was an immensely crowded attendance of members. Sir IV. G. Gordon Crmming, the president, occupied the chair, and among the noblemen and gentlemen present were the Earl of Jersey, Lord Brid- port, the Marquis of Exeter, Mr. Charles Howard, Mr. Crosikill, andl Mr. Jnmesfoward.-The Council, in their report, ...

... IMUNICIPAL ELVOTIONS, ST: THOMAS'S NWARD. A crowded and enthusiastio meeting, prineipally corn ,t posed of women burgesses, was'held at the Mission Hall, e Granville Street, last evening, -in support of the candida, d ?? of Mr. T. Barclay, the Liberal candidste foe the ,,representatiOn of the ward in the TownrCotnoil. 'Mr. A. C. Oier p resided; and amonget these present'were the 1Rev. J. Jones ...

... I I I ANOTHER DEATH.-TOUCHING f INCIDENTS. Another of the injured miners died yesterday. He was. a young, unmarried mran, about twenty-three, and worked as a haulier. This is the fourth of the injured who has succumbed, and the seventy-ninth death due to the explo- ,sion. One of the dead was brought dowrn the colliery line E in a van at seven o'clock yesterday morning, and sent on I by the ...

... -Colonel Wolseley, aide-de-camp to the Queen, has bean installed as Grand Mlaster ef Mark Masons in Bengal, at Dalhousie. The Dean of }ipon hns contributed 6100., and Lady Mary Vyner £200., to the Wakefield Bishopric Fund, whiols now 'amounts to £62,450. To the list of distinguished British officers on view at the galleries of Madame Tussaud is now added an ex- cellent plortrait model of the ...