... £iistMR. ANSELL'S CHARGES. Board The first meoting of the newly-elected S;chool Board for Birmingham was bald on Saturday, at the Council House. All the members were present-namely, Mr. G. Dixon, M.P., the Rev. E. F. M. MacCarthy, Miss Dale, 3iss Xenward, the Reods. J. Wood, J. Iime, Dr. Gardiner, and W. E. Ivens, the 'Very Rev. Canon Greaney, and Messrs. G. I1-. Kenrick, ?? C. Barnes, A. HL ...

... The following mils are despatched from Liverpool B to-day - To bhe Continent of Europe (joining morning mail from London).-Box closes ?? 9 30 p.m., and 11 p.m. daily. To France, Belgium, and the Continent of Europe S(London night ?? closee(.P.O, 1 15 p.m.; with d. late fee, 1 35 p.m.; at Lime-street Station, 158 p.m. dailpy. I To Austria, Belgium, Germany, Constantinople, and Solyrna, by early ...

... :HE' FWAIt I T-'HE EAST. X 0ATTA-r': r, PF~rtL TONCHMlCS. ; A T0 A EC : - .- a ! - 5 ' ? c.E . D E L - : ' Sn.£w;OHMT, ?? 5.-The COur of Lncuniry, ,vhich has bcen sittinf ?? 1'o .;n, to en-quire into ?? I' vircumnstances counne, ed wxt'li thze l~ss ?? Kinciho~v3 aud 'lTalleavan, ha3 'Ut arrived at a decisi5.u. In j *regard to the formen place, the Court, ?? that }iachon. vas stron- andt ?? ...

... The steamer Paris, from New York, on arriving off Southampton on Thursday look the ground during a dense fog, but will float at high water. The passengers and mails were landed by tenders. ...

... SWANSEA CHAMBER Of j COMMERCE. j MONTHLY MEETING. I VOTE OF CONDOLENCE WITH j LADY SWANSEA. j The atonthlY meeting of thil chamber was at the Guild-hail en Friday afternoon, 1 Mr. R. D. Burnie. M.P., in the chair. The 5aliewmg members mere also present:— | Hasan. J. R. Leaver, W.T. FMf, D. Lv*us, A- Naarup, H. W. Williami. M.. Kccbe, C. ■Wateor, R. J. Matthew*, G. E. Cook, T. T«ratt», and C. ...

... KILLING A TWO-YEAR-OLD CHILD. An Heiress Sent into Penal Servitude. I George MacK^y Sutherland and his wife pieaded guilty at Edinburgh to-day to killing tneir two-year-old daughter, Violet, and were each sentenced to seven year) hard hhour, The accused, it is stated, caused the child's death by thrashing her at intervals. The female prisoner is heiress to a considerable fortune. ...

... MOTHER^ £ >0 YOU REALISE how your j lTPtk- ones suffer when their tender skins are litwaily on tire with itching and burning eczemas and other itebmg, scaly, and blotchy skin and sca'.p diseases ? To know that a single application of the COTXCUBA KEMKDIES will, in the great maiority of cases, afford mstant relief,-permit rest of the COTXCUBA KEMKDIES will, in the great maiority of cases, ...

... scorCH COAL TRADE. Proposed Conciliation Board. I The Scotch miners to-day decided to ask all coal masters to attend a joint conference to form a conciliation board. ...

... PAROCHIAL ELECTORS' MEETING. —A meeting of the parochial elact,ors was held on the 4th inst., amongst those present being F,. T, l,yddon, James Stacey, Lewis Rees (Tyclewydd), John Williams (Yellow Wells), and others. Mr Wm. Williams (Mill Farm) was elected chairman. It was unanimously decided that the affairs of the parish be conducted by parish meeting. Messrs Lswis Rees, Henry Griffiths, ...

... Attitude ef the Cardiff Corporation I At a meeting of the Cardiff Corporation to-day it was unanimously resolved, on the motion of Councillor S. A. Brain, seconded by Councillor J. Jenkins, to ask a sub-committee of the public works committer to join the deputation of the Glamorgan County Council which proposed to wait upon Sir W. 'f. Lewis to endeavour to arrange terms for the freeing of ...

... p/~ foreigner named Martin, employed at the Royal, Regent-street, London, was tins V5«rsday) morning conveyed to Charing jl°ss Hospital in a dying condition suffering A bullet wound in the right temple. It l|Aot known how he received tho wound, ana! ^•proprietors of the cafe are very ret:eent matter, but it is alleged Martin was k*efred by a burglar. ...

... Fifty-two of the 109 air.««fo.I ail Albert (Jiuh. i'.otfc Co-irt. i'leet-stroct. were Wedaestlav brought tho Mansion House charged WII.h (reui-onting the eiub as a o-juio.i training hon*e.. The bearing was au^ oar Lied. Tito Roval Coainnssion to inqnu-e inio ...