... Heed Inn, teld hiuthee the note had given to Mrn. Simphinson was forged, and atleed if he desirod tn give any explanation. Chamberlain said he had sild his pony end trmaj to a maen e did not know for R20., end that he had re- celved the note with three others ...

... constructed originally to support itself. Closely contiguous to this alteration we perceive Midland House- Mesers. Rld and Chamberlain's comer house. This is well kenown as a vigotously treated modern Medioeval building. Coloured stones, coloured bricks, ...

... o'elock, where the company alighted, and dispersed about the Faithful City, some to inspect the celebrated establishment of Chamberlain aun Co. (the porcelain works), others to visit the Cathedral, or view the old, paintings in Ihe ancient Guildhall. After ...

... hatl-past Five. Further paotlculart, and price of Tickets will bh shortly announced a. E MiATOEWS. Hen. 7T7 JOHN lENRY CHAMBERLAIN, SE rco. LONDON AND NORTH-WBSTERN AND WEST MIDLAND RAILWAYS. PLEASURE PARTIES TO HAGLEY. TICKETS will ho ?? from Birmingham ...

... eith had laobonr. . h3n1ounrzD ;xAonexial DAvi.-The. ?? .1borough .oelicnin y wai held. yesterday, before Mr. Hicklin, Mr. Joseph Uweog l, a U.s Lc.Uneebrhiiaeel, an f th~e Mayoer.i Mr James II. Undeihull 6ppeared on beba ?? Stoker,b sot. the Blue Bali ...

... 'Tbs Zeit of Frankfort states thab a hostile tnceunter hns juet been fought near that city between Mjer Von der 'l'aur, chamberlain to the ?? of Bsvaria, nd an Austrian officer, wehose name is not gives. The major was shot in the abdomen, andecoen after ...

... Morohall Vincent Taylor W. W killrn J. B. DyADn J. Flynn . end J.a . Cotteeli Joseph W. Powie Thomas FitBor ?? Alfred Hill Matthew Smart vuarlee Pearce D Denia Moulton Joseph FnaPtton Evans and Adlard Thomas Noble George Busreotln lames W. Bi e Thomas ...

... SESSrONS.-Oae Monday, before W- B. Shaw (Mayor). B, Dodd, and W. Smith, l:qrx, the annual statement of the acmounts of the chamberlains of Warwick race common werepresented by Mr. W. swith, ancoontaut, and audited and approved of by the Bench. The balr.ac3 ...

... MIIS. JOSEPH ALLDAY. is MEETING will be held at the Wheat Sheaf, A 109. New Street. Tiers FRvnlsee (Thursday) end Toeoittnow {i lidoyl, thie 191th and 2ithicetent. a t S~even olock inm., ?? a ?? to a~rtst the Widow? of the late .Atderrnsnu Joseph s The ...

... his late Royal Highness. The Compireiler in the The Vice Chamberlain Lord Cnamberlafn's of her Majesty's Housnd Department-Hlon. ?? Vitosunt Spencer Ponsonby. Castleress,. The Lord Chamberlain bf her Majesty's Household -- Viscount #ydney. SUrPPORErue ...

... FLETCHXER, 'dgbaoonSStreet r MIr JOSEPH.S. REEP', ('KeepBriotherst, RuhseliStree;,. WILLIAM. MIDDLEMIORE, Roq., Holloway Hesad. H ldr ClIARL IEN:RY WAGNER, Ombrldgg Street. 1VM W A. ADAMS, ?? Works. MANAGER. Mr. JOSEPH BEATIT, AUDITOR. Mr. ROBERT WRIGHT ...

... George Edmonds, Joseph Dorrington, Elizabeth Fulford; 2nd class, Henry Parker, S. J. Reynolds, A. Woodbradge, Thomas Cope, Oliver Vaughton, John Hodgetts. Geometry : lst class, Alfred Atkins. Algebra : lst class J. H. Dance, Joseph Dorrinaton, C. J. ...