... I NLOflUS TO COB IIESPONDESFIS.-fl E etestyede Jbe bt W, t ?? yot the asea s . f the wri ?? Ieer for st biasttsc , but for the is fourteen W. Edt. When ?? t o sh etings. aretnet sses am tee e-arse of a day or two, th usioerowi plai to sdsua l that we - are nabe to sy the infosees as f ir. l cannot retr rejecte. d itios's. Huetry Gunnr.-No. C. C. W.-We cannot say. pord, iKdderminster.- ...

... I S INortherlv strong winds and O. Scotland, - gales, oderatinglater; squally, 1. Scotland, -- . ?? showery; possibly snow. 2North-westerly or northerly 2. England, E.z winds, strong, perhaps a gale; 3- England E-- ?? squally; colder; some showers. 4. Nrn.CoUNTiES (North-westerly winds, fresh; 5. England S. (Lon-' colder, gusty; fair generally, don & Channel). t nt! local showers. 6. ...

... WARWVICKSHIRE CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE. A meeting of this Chamber was held in the County Hall, at Warwick, on Saturday. -Mr. R. Ramsden pre- sided, and there were also present Major Fosbery (vice- chairman), Lord Leigh, Lord Norton, Lord Feilding, Sir A. Hodgson, General WValler, Messrs. C. A. Smith Ryland, F. E. Muintz, F. A. Newdigate, T. R. Vickers, H. Donne, E. Denny, J. H. Davies, Oscar ...

... THE YEW CEMETERY AT QUINTON. On Saturday the Bishop of Worcester consecrated the Church. of Enrgland portion of the new burial ground at Quinton, in the presence of a corpany which included the Revds. C. Nation (rector of Hales Owen), A. L. Maniby (rector of Quinton), G. Middleton, M. Pryor (Langley), and Messrs. A. M. Chance, W. A. Albright, H. ,Gilzean Reid, E. Gem, A. Mouickton, H. C.. D. ...

... VICISSITUDES OF A _ELIGIOUS RELIC. While one of the workmen engaged in the conistruc- tion of the ladies' vestry on the east side of the north transept of St. Giles's Cathedral, Edinburgh, was em- ploved in the work of demolishing part of the rom& of an existing anartment, he fonnd a humeri bone lying on the top of the lath-and-plaster ceiing. No other vestiges of human remains were seen on or ...

... | I. Lord Sherborne has left London on a tour of vjsits in Scotlard. The Earl and Countess of Lovelace are entertaiil, a large party at Bendampb, Ross-shire. The Middlesex Hospital has received a donation of £1,000. from Mr. NT. H. Johnson, of Bernondsy. Major H. V. Cowan. R.A., has been specially ntier for admission to the Staff College, and joins early next year. Major-General W. Allan has ...

... In the periodical return issued by the Board of Trade of the percentage of trains late on arrival at London stations during the two months ended November 30, 1890, the Great Eastern again heads the list, there hav'n= been, out of a total of 8,315 trains run, as mnny as £0 43 per cent. which were up to time, while only 2 15 were a; much as 15 minutes late, and the ratio of those 30 and over 30 ...

... AND JOLTURTAL. TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1891. LocAd WE.Z&Er FOPizCAsL.-G7Zrg and ZIght rtm-easteay brezes; ant, foggy, colder. SEiWS OF TE DAY. I Yesterday, Mr. BALFOna concluded his visit to Lord DE Vzs'C7 and returned to Dublin. Lord HTxRrGrO1, -who has been on a visit to } the Prince and Princess of WA.zs at Sandring- ham, arrived in London last evening. Yesterday the QuISN held a Council at ...

... An Edinburgh corespondent telegraphs that the strike continues to be maintained more resolutely than ever. The railway companies have made the most strenuous c ...

... TNKVER HILL PN oITE COURSITG - MERTING. YE-STERDAY.-The second meeting of the season at Messrs. WV. and E. Webbs' seed farms, at Kinver Hill, which had been originally fixed fur January 13, tooki 2 place in exceptionally favourable weather. Hares were abundant, but wild. Some of the courses were remark- ably fine ones, aad the trials were well contested. hMr. A. Brown, who at the Noveniber ...

... LoNON, Friday Night., BOXNtG-DAY in London is not the boisterous time it once was. It is not that people take their pleasures more sadly than they did, but they enjoy themselves in a quieter way and more dis- creetly. Within the last few years there has been a marked improvement in the outward and visible observance of the proprieties. The sight of drunkenness in the streets is, compared with ...

... TO-DAY'S WEATER FOREOASTS. O. Seod, S. . - . Scotland , MaLgtad variable winds- cold, fair sa 2 Scoland.N.1i awbole. a England, E. . 5 4. Rib. orz xr5 zy wizds, moderate to, 1iphi b. England, S. (Lonq v ery coWu, with La, d&.p arind& don] and~hannei)..) 6. Sotlsand, ?? Satae as NOs. 0,1, and 2. 71. EnglazdMW.W.,and North - easterly winds, liht ; fe, N. Wales ?? j cold. 8. England, S.W. ,sald S ...