... THE UNITED KINGDOM ALLIA. IE. ?? .. , ft &F The annual report of tu0 Executive Committee Of the United Kingdom Alliance, to be presented to the NOnW)l meeting of the Council to-day, hlas been issued Since the Council last met, the report says, a peacefiu levolutloaA taken place in the country, and two millions of men, almost exclusively of the working classes have been en franchised. From ...

... _A - - - - - -A- 7 A A.1 A;. A II 1: - D . . . An ex erimont on a smallsoale, on the lines of tir. E Chamberfain'B proposalsfor investing muplolpal aqthorities w with powers to deal with land for the beneft of small tennfts or arofters, has been carried out by the Town Counoil of Nairn, and a statement of the facts at the present time may be of some interest, About a hundred dairsi ago an ...

... r TRE EASTERN. CRISIS., : ~~ ~ ._ q THE FEELINGOIN RUSSIA. [Rester's tecgqrams] ' ST. PETsRSBlURG, October 28.-The semi-official Jour5w' de SC. P4fersbourg, in an article to-day upon' the reply of the Emperor of Austria to the addresses of the delegations, says: It is hoped that this languagc maybh as well under- stood at Belgrade and Sofia as at Athens, and that the I agreement hotifcen the ...

... CONFERENCE OF LICENSED VICTUALLEMS. Yesterday, at thoe Maonio Hall. Birmingliam, a con- ferenoe Fpf influential licensed yietuallers jvps held eorthile purposeof discussing the interests of lhbe liquor trede. Mr. W. Grilithe eliaiiman of thse Bizmingham and Dis- triot Licensed Vietuallers' Society, presided; and there -wete also present delegiltos from the follnwing cities and towns, in ...

... rH I HARVEST THAN SGIVING AT HARBORNE ?? T.TrIT.TT ) ?? I SERMON BY THE BISHOP u' IHFED The Harvest THankSegivifla Services at Harborne Church Were commenced yesterday, wheno the Bishop of Lichipeld preacheduplm i ri the afternsoo to a large congregation. Although, thle decorations devised for thle occasio-n were on no elaborate scale, they bud 'tile uncommon merit of being in the best ...

... &Tllt PtPRESENtATION OF SOUT MtIR- I I ; MiNd A T I . 'I . I haADJAEESS ity Bill; POIVELt WiLLIAMS, ' ~A eio'wrkd meeting of Vose upplorters of Mir. J. Powell Will~itsisisthe Liberisloarididiitei for South Bitmiinghitm,w~s 5fheld in tire Hoard Sebdols, Clifton Road, ]Balecll Heath, Ir' last night. DMr. Arthur Chamberlain presided, and amongst 'r toseptosont inaddition. totie candidrtet, wrer ...

... FI - -- OE JIFOREIGN NEWS, * ?? E~~Rcdcr's Telegraisi&] *s A THE CHOLERA, *ROME, October 9.-Up to midniight yesterday th were, W lrii 103 cases ot Cohlersa and 58 deaths in the pros-ioce of t palermo. Deputy Csavalloti, ansi of the chief of the Radical party, has, with tivelvo members otatiprty, left for Palermo, in order to assist in nursingteehlr patients, FRANCE AND THE VATICAN. RoysE, ...

... THE . REVUTN IA I Ti[ REOLUTION IN ROUMELI A.| ALLEGIANCE TO PRINCE ALEXANDER. FReuer's Tilegraniss .1 PiuLIerorons, October 9--Several Bulgarian officers liave returned here from Russia. and have been appointed to various branches of the service. Sr, PETERSBURG, October 9,-With regard to the tele- gsialn from Philippopolis, according to which placards had ecn im nl ug) in that city ...

... SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE DRAINAGE _OACAMISIoN. I The annual mecting of the South Stafordshire ii Drainage Comnmissioners was held at the ?? E*'ic5 h liampton, yesterday. ir. . r-alter William's '1 Vere , presided, and the other members 'ereseLIt were, Walter Bassano. Edinmundl Howl, I. Fisher tsirs, H lingley, B. K. Harrison, *T ?? Wvilliams D , S ti tch 3 brook, _;.ichard W'illiams, J. I. ...

... LORD HAECTINGTON IN I I ' LANCASHIRE. ?? Mantquis of Flartingtnnt was, on Slaturdlay, the prin- r or icipal speaker at a large meeting, at Rawbecasball, held to Y- celebi-ste the opening of a Liberal Club. ~> Lordl Uar-bingtdd, lii respondinsg to a resolution of con. t cidence, proceeded, after a few introduictory remarks, bo C d.speak upon itse events now going on in Eastern Roumelia Vl ill e ...

... The Ma-arquis of Salisbury travelled from London to Brighton yesterday afternoon for the purpose of fulfifling an engagement made some months since, to address a mepting of the Conservative party of that town. The train byrwhich he arrived reached Brighton shortly after five o'clock, and a large crowd had assembled at the Tail- wny station, including the executive enommbrs of the Brighton ...

... SIR MI. :HICKS - BEACH:: f AT ORLTENE-AM, I -- -- - -- - - - . enil o-. A ?? demonstratidn was held in the a Winiter Gardens, Chelteuhorti, last eve ning, when, the as chair was occupied by Mr. Agg Gardner, the Conseryative id candidate for the borough. He was supported by Sir r{ lichael Hicks Beach, the Chancellor of' the Exchequer; or Mir. Reginald Yorke, LB.; Mir. W. H. Gwinnett, Mr. er G. ...