... THE REPRESENTATION OF NORTH BIRMINGRAIM. As already reported, Mr. William Harris was invited to allow his name to be put before the Liberal Council of this division for consideration as a candidate for the representa- tios of the division in Parliament ...

... Councllinr Fallows, Charles Green, fames, Hughes, Powell, Arthur Smith, and Thomas; Messr Os.num d Aiy,, J. T. Buno, William- Harris, Ricard Samuel Timmnins, and Edmund Tanks. 'Mbswmm Am) D sooL ov AnRT CosurEr-The MAyor, Alderman Kemrick * Conaculors ...

... flEDDITCH. Ai ihiPORTANT POINT.-At the Petty Sessions, on Thursday, WalterJones, v'Xe(lorickAnsoa, William Harris and James Lee were charged Withi beimn at the u-fokewoed Mrharf Im, in the parelsh of Alvechurch, during illegal hours, on Januiary 2. Dir ...

... wire nanufacturer, Edribaston Ward.-Mr. Jesse Collings, IKing Edward's Road, merchant. Dcrttend anld Bordesley Ward.-Mr. William Harris, Temple Street, architect; and Mr. Henry Smith, Temple flow, auctioneer. DUddestoin-tumNeeClells WVard,-Dlr. J. B. Stone ...

... Arthur Dixon, Fallows, Charles Green, Hardman, R. F. Martinean, Thomas, and Walsh; Messrs. Osmund Airy. J. T. Bunce, William Harris, Richard Tangye, Samuel Timmins, and Edmund Tonks, MUSEUM AND SCHOOL OF ART COMSsrEE (for appointment by the Council) ...

... carpenter; nominated by Jesse Collings, seconded by Henry Taylor. Henry William Crosakey, Springfield, 117, Upper Gough Road, Edgbaston, Nonconformist minister ; nominated by William Harris, seconded by Joseph Oldham Ridge. Charles Leach, 397, Monument Road ...

... manufacturer ; and William Rogers. Wheeley's Road, Edgbaston, gentleman. George Dawso*9, King's Norton, Worcestershire, Dis- senting minister, nominated by Villiers Blakemore,7, Augusta Road, Edgbaston; merchant; and William Harris, 74, Stratford Road ...

... Valter C0117; 'Irafalgar, Barr Street Wecst, to Thomas Clifford; White HIorse, Brick-kiln Street, to William Francis; Red Cow, IHorsce Fair, to William Harris ; Sea Horse, Buck Street, to John HutrIstonl; Darwin 'Cavern, Darwin Street, te Alfred Homer; Craepes ...

... T. We cannot cccsie the required addition. Tie letter of ' A Protestant and Soocethieg More is in type. THE CASE OF WILLIAM HARRIS. TO lIC EDITOu R qf tice DAILY POST. Sir,-Will you be kicd ecnoug to icsert the following in anl early iapression of your ...

... lII-NsY lHAM 1 I HENRY MANTON, ARTsunR RYLANID. 'JoLcN LOWE. THOMAS AVERsY. JESSE COLLITNXS. EI. C. BAUR0ow i WILLIAM HARRIS. BIRMINGHAM POLICE COURT. YEiST~EtD Y. Before Mfr. T. C. S. Kgneeersley (Stipendiery). SMIALL FEDONoles.-Jelsn Dlan (24) ...

... empowered to write to the Local Government Board to enter the £11,050, which they had already given permission to borrow.-Mr. William Harris, inspoetor of nuisances, reporteild that two cases of scoirlet fever had occurred ;t a cottage nl Bentley Heath, eoli- ...

... Thomson Plevins, President ; Mr. A. B. Phipson, Vice-President ; Messrs. A. Chatwin, T. Nailen, J. Davis, Win, Marlin, William Harris, J. G. Bland, -J. H. Chamberlain, and W. C. Aitkin; S. Timmins and A. K. Everitt, honorary members. Mr. Joseph Hornblower ...