... meeting of the inhabitants of this ward was held last evening, at the Railway Inn, Coventry Roail, to ther the election Mr. William Harris. Councillor Holland occupied the chair, and there was a good muster of burgesses. In opening the meeting, the Chairman ...

... excepting St. GEORGE's; where the Canvassers have special instructions bearing the mritten signatures Jno. S. Wriglit and William Harris. In all the other Wards the arrangement of voting remains unaltered, as follows,:- Deritend and Bordesley Ward . ,.. ...

... appears •ertain that he will be returned ; the contest lying between Mr. William Harris and Mr. I* Baker for the seat rendered vacant by Mr. Shackel's retirement. The fact of Mr. Harris being well known in the ward, and being supported by many persons of ...

... Ceorge rev, yesterday, the Home Office. The deputation consisted of Mr. (1. J. Johnson, Mr. •T. S. right, Mr. William Harris, and Mr. I!. Harris, and were accompanied Mr. Scholetield, M.P., and Mr. Bright, M.l\ The object of the deputation was to press ...

... this witness closed Jobbins's case, and the ease of a depositor named William Harris was begun.-Mr. Thomas Weston produced a transfer hldger, which contained the icco'ant of William Harris, csmjie-rter, of Droithvich, and Mary his wife, in which, antougst ...

... carry their plans into effect. For this purpose a Sub-committee, con. sisting of Messrs. Arthur Ryland, George Dixon, William Harris, and J. A. Langford, has been appointed to assist in establishing a Clut in a position which wiU adapt it for the use ...

... was held at the oitices of the l-edera- tion, Ailas Chambers, ParadDise ireeb, Birmninghian, yeg. torday afternoon, Mr. William Harris, chairman of com- mittee, presiding. Deleg~atos attended from Leeds, Mon- chester, Worcester, 'Wolverhampton, Leicester ...

... tho Atlantic, Bissebl Street, 2s. 6d. and costs; George Allen, Daniel O'Connell, New Suianer Street,ls; and o estsl; William Harris, Proof House Tavern, Latimer Street South, 2s. id, and costs ; Thomas Evans, Cross Keys, Hurst Street, costs, Dunville ...

... by Mr. Parry. Debts, £146. lis. ; assets, nil. In re William Harris, 56, Smallbrook Street, Birmingham, fruiterers' salesman. —Supported by Mr. East. Debts, £181. 10s. Id. ; assets. In re William Judd, Road, Birmingham, grocers' porter.—Supported Mess:s ...

... chair, and there were also psesent Sir Walter Foster, Dr. Dale, the Revds, Dr: Crosakey and ?? F. Williams, Alderman Cook, Mr. J. T. Bunca, Mr. W. Harris, Dr, Langford, Mr. G. H. Kenri&k Itreasurer), Counoillora Bloor, Barclay, Dixon, Deakin, Fulford, ...

... ham. Alderman Nonrick presided, and thore was a large attendance of representatives fronm all. parts of the country. Mr, William Harris, vice-president of the Mir- mlinughaim Liberal Association, was re-elected chairman of I tilo General Committee, Alderman ...

... ARTIUR AR-LAND. HENRY EHAWKEs. Tlos AvrIaR. R. 0. BARROW. HENRY HOLLAND. HENRy MANTON. JOHN LOWE, JESSE COLLINOS. WILLIAM HARRIS. ...