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THE BIRMINGHAM DAILY POST; SATURDAY, APRIL 29, I ooLl Viot. nn flin Aarr 4 PUBLIC N0TICE13 oiusrtne last ing a gentleman called at the Post Ofllce Town Road, and ashed for letters M. There were three letters add but the Postmaster refused to give thorn vm were opened, and proved to be of gitiat inn When read they left little doubt that the and others) were engaged iu a conspiracy to (1' some- person's life. The. last of them snid the pmssie aoid packet ready, and will sond Te medi.ttely on receipt of your, letter," Tha''1'11" letter said tha write, had just been in -S? ump'.

yas 01 oa uure ino prisoner had fetolied letters tlfOIU tho Kentish Tom, 15 posfc 0ffiee U1)de. ih. saTO0 initials. The Country. It was proved that the prisoner -oad 1 priscirieis wore reihiinded.

Mr. Georou Harris, who served AVki.lington at Vaterloo, lias just died at Sb port, at tho age of 85. He was in the 7th Dmr," and nact a norso snoc unacr iiira. i A. memorial wits presemci v.

tisa of Guardians, yesterday, deprecating, tlio nrnsncillions or OAtiBitiA iNTOM livr ij. i. I- -r, The Board declined to intcrf. vaccination we in the case .1 ITrtcf ftTvloT. TTTTnr C.t,- j.v.,..

UiURT.jj formally committed for trial, bail being tx-Ja on the charge of stealing '60. and a quantitv -clothing, the property of John Rogers, with whose wife he eloped on Monday last, jr -Rogers did not attend to sign her deposition, it was stated that she feared to show horse public owing to the strong feeling against hcr 1 A crowded meeting was held in the p'rion, Rooms, last evening, in support of Mr, G- Trevelyan'h resolutions in favour of the sion of the county franchise and the rcdistributL" of seats. Mr. J. S.

Wright presided, and jA Joseph Arch was among the speakers. Jitf to the feeling of the labourt-vs on Royal Titles Bill, Mr. Arch evoked a lou'j and continued burst of cheering )T i i u'e remaiK wiao no was mui iisa-en ii the action ot tne uovernmeiit, 4.1. a r.f Ln wcrVinfi- nl.in.rn,. .1.

not cuwim uiciuiuuoui Ul0 tisn of whether, if Mr. Dlsbaeli, at tlie nLL of the peoplo of India, could change the title of their beloved Sovereign, the working classes mjoht not say to the Government that, if tliev could make an Empress, they could make tlie President of a grant! Republic. Resolutions in faV(mr fjf household suffrage in counties and the redistribution of seats were passed with enthusiasm, and it was resolved to send a petition to Mr. Bmcirr for presentation to the House of Commons in favour-of Mr. Trevelyan's motion.

An adjourned meeting in connection -with proposed Birmingham Philosophical Sociotv tr held 3'ostorday, at the Midland Hotel, A report was presented from the committee, in -which thov stated that the Natural HiBtory Society had passed a resolution to the effect that no scheme for tic amalgamation of tlio two societies would be acceptable to that society, except on terms securing the independence of tlio new society as a distinct body. Tlio committee stated that they wc-ra unable to report any prospect of a satisfactory arrangomerit with the Midland Institute. Tho cctiiinittef. recommended that the society limit itself to tho subjects embraced by the British Association for tlie Advancement of Science and that the soei.ty should amalgamate with tlie Natural History Society. On the motion for the adoption of the report, an amendment was moved that the coin, mittee should confer again with tha Midland Institute, in order, if possible, to make arrangc-nients which would associate the amalgamated societies with the Institute.

The amendment, however, was lost, and tlie report was approved. Tho impeachment for high treason of Cornit Ap.nim will take place before the States Court ot Justice on the 11th of May. One of the Saxon cavalry regiments abont to be converted into Hussars is to bear the name of the German Crown Prtn-ce, who will be its proprietary colonel. The Pliiladelphia correspondent of the Tma states that the Senate has refused the motion of Mr. Belknap's counsel to postpone the impeachment trial until December.

It is again stated that the Czar will not arrive at Berlin until the 11th of May, instead of tha 9th, as has been reported. It is understood at Berlin that Prince Gortschakoiti? will accompany his Imperial master. General La Marmora, in fulfilirient of a wish expressed by his wife on her deathbed, has handed to the Municipality of Florence a sum of one half of which is to be devoted to -works ot charity, and the other to tlio improvement oi tlio facade of the cathedral. It has been ascertained tliat in the fire at ths Rouen Theatre thirteen persons were injured and seven lost their lives. The Municipal Council has voted a sum of for the sufferers, and.

a subscription list has been circulated amonost its members, which has produced The bodies of the victims will be buried at the expense of tho town. The Queen has now proclaimed her now Indian title, by and with tho advice of her Privy Council, which, in this case, practically means Mr, Disraeli, for no one else seems to have fervently desired to lacquer the Royal crown with Imperial varnish. The issue of the proclamation further Parliamentary proceedings useless; but some interest still attaches to the vigorous series of protests made on Thursday night by the Opposition. They served, at least, to bring out the indecenthaste of the proceeding, and the raanceiivrea by which full, discussion was hindered, ami to? mark, in a most emphatic way, the distaste which hi felt by the Liberal party for a change adopted without oven the shadow of reasonable pretest, and fraught with danger to institutions and interests of tho highest importance. Tho debate began with Mr.

Cowen giving notice of Ids Mention to ask Lord Hartington whether he was not aware that the native Princes of India, instead oi being favourable to the new title, as had been represented by the Prime Minister, were hostile to it, and whether ho did not, "therefore," think tlie measure should bo reconsidered before effect vas given to it by proclamation. Though this notice was as much at variance with tlie rules of the House as with those of grammar, the Speaker, not catching its exact meaning, allowed it to be given, and soon afterwards llr. Anderson used it as a reason for demanding ot Mr. Disraeli another chance of raising a debate concerning tho matter. Mr.

Disraeli, of course, replied that he could not hesitate in pei'forniiiig his duty merely because a certain member had notified liis intention to ask a question of the leader ot tho Opposition, but he took no notice of what haa boon suggested or alleged as to public opinion India. Ho simply held that the question had ou settled by the Legislature at home, and thera was an end of it. As to this point, it in, less importance than has boon represented eit by the one side or by the other but it is that we should, as far as possible, knov the truth respecting it. When the bill was being promoted in Parliament tho GovenimeD justified it principally on the ground tha would give satisfaction to tho people oi Assertions to that effect were made distinctly an repeatedly, but the facts advanced in their support were of a very flimsy character, and now it from articles published in journals connected wit i India, that tho new title is likely to be actually unpopular there. We published 3ome extracts iron these articles yesterday, and it will have been that they decidedly contradicted the representation that the new titlo would bo acceptable in but, of course, we cannot say how far they represent a general feeling.

Tho probability is tllftt U1 great body of tho Indian people neither v' care much about the matter but, if that bo tf case, the measure has clearly been introduced wi a false pretence. All this tiie Opposition naturiti wished to impress on the country, but the ment as naturally desired that tho country shoui hear nothing moro about it. Hence it arose trw day for further discussion was demanded and fused. 3 A further argument was subsequently adva1C by Mr. Bright, who claimed a right of reconsideration on the ground that tho bill had been conducted tlirough Parliament as to prevent i undergoing any of the amendments which usually found necessary before tlie completion oi measure-of so much importance.

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ORCHARD STUART, Principal. Pupils prepared for Oxford or Cambridge Local Examinations. coiilii TITuigbIiSto school for girls; Pj limited. To bo incorporated with limited liability under tho Companies Act, CAPITAL. IN SHARES OI? 20.

EACH 10. per Share payable ou Allotment. Provisional Committer. Georgo Dixon, M.P., Tlie Dales, Chairman. Mr.

li. Chaiulietlaiii, Hagluy Read. Mr. 0, Harrison, Richmond Hill Road. Mr.

T. Horton, Hagley Hood. Mr. G-. J.

Johnson, Hagley Road. Mr. J. Norfolk Road. Mr.

G. Karris, Arthur Road. Mr. C. E.

Mathews, Augustus Road. My. G. S. Mathews, Portland Road, Rev.

TO. F. M. MaeOarthy. Hagley Rood.

Mr. P. Sanders, Vioamge Road. (With power to add to their number.) Hok. Stscs, pro tem.) Mr.

G. Johnson ami Mr, O. S. filatiieirs. PROSPECTUS.

This Association has been formed for the purporo establishing and inaintaiiiiag a day school in Edgbc-itoii, in which a thorough and systematic education, under tlio buit trained ami most oiliciunt teachers, shall be given, at a moderate cost, to Girls of ten years of age mid ujiwarils. The want of such a school is so urgent and so generally recognised, that the Committee do not deem it necessary to set forth auy stuto-ment of reasons for its establishment. Tho Ccnnmitt.ee have been engaged for the last throe months in tho endeavour to acquire suitable buildings in a convenient anil central situation, nod have at length been cnou. losecui-e, by purchase from the Executors of (lie into Mr. T.

S. tlio at the corner of the iagley and Roads. Tim convenience of the situation is obvious. It is close to the Five Ways, and readily accessible from all parts of Edgbastori, 33 well as from Birmingham, Moseiey, unci Harborne. Thu house, with very slight alteration, will comprise a suHicient number of well-lighted, cheerful, and convenient class roomil, tivjoLkor wlt.il all other requisite accommodation for at least uevoiity-llve pupils, with facility for extension when necessary; ami thu can bo readiiy oeurorlod into a largu general Assembling Room or Oymiin.Hinni.

Most of the class rooms will look on to a good-sized garden, which may he made avnilabiu for lecreaiioii. roieiisisiou will be obtained on tho 1st June, and it ir, hoped that tho school mcy be opened in the autumn ol'the present year. Shareholders wilt have, iu addition to other advantages, tho right of one nomination for each sharo, and priority of admission will always he given t-i nominees of shareholders. The appointment of teaelieis will he made, and the course of in-structiori, amount of fees, nciiool discipline, of altc-nilance, Bchool terms and holidays, end all other details, will be settled by a Council, to bo elected by the shareholders at tnoir lirsr, meeting: and it is provided by tho articles that ladies shall ho members of tho Council. Ruiigious instruction necessary for passing the Oxiord and Cam-bridee Local ExaniinalloiiB will be provided for all pupils whoso ptirniits ot ciiurdlaus desire that Ihuy should receive it.

The Memorandum and Articles of Association can bo inspected at the OtBce of the Honorary Secretaries. Although commercial sitcoms is not tj be considered apriinaiy object in the miuiagotnent of tho school, yet. considering tiie results of similar -Associations in other places, Slua-ehutders may reasonably ahttiiiimlu it nuiiluwte iliyiilenil. A ppUcationfl Cor fch ires sliould bo mtvto on the form annexed, and sent to tlie Hon. Mecrelfir.es, Edgbaston His.il School for Glrhi (Limited), 15, Waterloo Stmt, Birmingham, on or the Wth May next-April ij-jd-j Qp AppucATION FOR SIIARHS.

No Pavm.ait require on Appliealiim, To the Provisional Committee or: the 11 Igbastou llih School for Oll'ls Gentlemen, I hereby rcquirst that you will allot mo Shares of 20. cash in tho abjve-named Cimpany, mid I hereby agree to accept such Share and pay the ainonut duo on allotment, and such ai may fniai time to time ho made and I request you to place my name on the Register of Shareholders in reopect of tho Shares allotted to me. Signature Name iu full Profession or occupation Reiiiilimooinfull KM Dati 1070 flAMBRIDGE HOUSE, SMALL HEATH. KJ GIRLS' SCHOOL. CONDUCTED BY MRS.

HUDSON. Tlie SUMMTtR TERM will begin on Tdekhay hv.xt, Mny 2. 815 THE VALE, TFjiJi-J? GllEHN, MOSELEY. THE Misses ALIJiN and F. HUDSON wiU BEGIN the Snooml Term of this year ou Monda May 3.

210 rp 8 Ii HOUSE 1L KIDDERMlNSTtlK. ESTAELIHIIHIJ FlfTY-SIX YlUTla. The NEXT TE1LM will COMMENCE on MAY 1'or Prospectus. apply to JOHN WILDING. c2fj30 "S'ZTr n-riw ThM Collofre) contains Threo i Tiomo Boaruurs.

nniTre. ITAIIKK. inv X-ir-R-RTTTGR HA au 1E0, HfiSioy.S"1"; niyifTVPT'Tn I'lWKX. The MIDSUMMKR TEIIM will COMMENOI', on -o Rv.T. MPJiWiOAU Former pupilii havu Mcf.

viis a limited S-ained honmirs at the Oxford Lj n0 "yS'T TER-M l'5f ilacei, on entrance into tho Public School i Ti.id, i'ii nrvmis v.v,, lie lllgiiou sons, or to Pruwiro hit 7.tWraiB, Roy. T. Norrui, i t'e! "i no jrivcn. e.uia OKI YJairogo. ftTPSHTTTL OR A A Li.

hhb ho MILES WtOMJlIRMINGlI.A-M). trt.nn.MtsTRn. the Rev. T. WRIGHT, B.A.

School provides a sound and Hberal Education moderate teTlmloeaiity is exceedingly healthy, the IjouJ" mm-dime iind there is abundant-provli ion for oulnlooi es -MM and former pupils. liciereiicea to ort.t.,.., last AND SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1870. NEWS OF THB DAY. Tntho House of Lords, yesterday, the Earl of Carnarvon deprecated any discussion oi the policy of adoptinc' the principle of confederation Lai-badoes until the papers on the subject were beiore the House. These would show that his view was identical with, that entertained by his predecessor at tlie Colonial Office.

As to the charge against Governor Hbnnkssv of appealing to the passions oE the populaco in order to put a pressure on the property circles in the island, he asked tho Honso to await the Governor's reply before giving credence to it. Tlio Earl of Kimbbeliiy having proffered an assuranco that while in office he had carefully abstained from, forcing on the Legislature of Barbados, the principle of confederation, their Lordships adjourned. In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Lowther read a telegram from tlie Governor ot Barbadoes that afternoon, giving details as to the recent disturbances, and added that the Colonial Oilico saw no reason at the present moment for entertaining any anxiety a.a to the state of afi'airs the island. In allusion to the retjent dynamite explosion in South Wa'cs, Mr.

Macdonald that when the inquest in the ease was closed he should enquire whether, in view of the extensive use of the material, the Home Secretary would not introcluco a short Act to prevent its being stored in quantities which were dangerous to human life. On going into Committee of Supply, Mr. Eustace Smith moved for a Select Committee to enquire into tlie circumstances of tho late famine, in India and tlio system of robot adopted. Sir G. Campbell seconded tho motion, wsmilv defending tho.

policy pursued by tlie Viceroy, and commending the energy and devotion of the officials engaged, and the conduct of the people in their time of suffering. A discussion followed, in the course of which Lord G. Hamilton, who opposed tho motion on the ground that an enquiry was wholly unnecessary, admitted that the preparations made for relief had been in excess of the necessities of the jcase, hut remarked that this arose from circum-: stances which it was impossible for the Govern ment to foresee. According to present arrangements the Queen is expected to arrive at Balmoral on or about Saturday, the 20th of May. Tho Prince of Wales will, on behalf of the Queen, hold levees at St.

James's Palace, on Monday, May 15, and Monday, May. 22. Tho Duke of Edinburgh, on behalf of the Queen, held a levee yesterday, at St. James's Palace, when a number of presentations wore made to his Boyal Highness. Tho Empress of Germany is expected to arrive in England on' Wednesday next, on a visit to the Queen, at Windsor Castle, where extensive preparations are being niado for the Imperial visitor.

It is stated that the Scientific Loan Exliibition at South Kensington is to be opened by Her Majesty in person on the loth of May. It was notified yesterday afternoon throughout tho Aldershot command that her Majesty the Queen will review the corps at Aldershot on Tuesday next. Lieutenant Cameron, was yesterday presented to the Queen, and received from her Majesty tho insignia of a Companion of the Bath (Civil Division) in recognition of Iris distinguished services in Africa. A heavy storm of thunder arid lightning, accompanied by hail, broke over London at one o'clock yesterday. The flashes of lightning were exceedingly vivid, and wereimmediately followed by loud peals of tlrander.

Tho hailstones wore of large size. Early yesterday morning, as a police-oonsitable named Bullimobe was passing Holland House, Hornsoy, he saw a man in the grounds, and on attempting to take him into custody he was stabbed in the chest and head. The constable was found in a fainting condition, and talr.en to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where his deposition was afterwards taken. Tho supposed burglar has since been captured.

Owing to tlie continued strike of miners in South Yorkshire, coal has become very scarce in the district, and prices are quickly advancing. House coal has gone up from is. to 3s. per ton, and slack is nearly double thu prico of a month ago. Some of the agents cannot got supplies, and aro letting their customers liavo the best qualities of coal for ordinary use.

The colliery-owners have knocked off "the extra weight allowed to agents. An important prosecution under the Employers and 'Workmen Act came before tho "Woolwich Stipendiary on Thursday. Threo carpenters, who had been in tho employ of Messrs. and Randall, were summoned for having neglected to fulfil a contract to make certain sashes for 30. It was proved that after having received 'eighteen guineas for three weeks' work they struck.

The contract was only brought home to one of them, and he was ordered to pay tho 10. damages which the masters claimed. The Council of tho Royal College of Surgeons have, according to the Xctrccef, agreed to accept what is called the conjoint scheme for England, It is not likely that any other of the bodies ali'ectod will oiler any serious opposition to tho scheme. Tlio essential parts of this schema are the creation of a board of fifty-two examiners, of whom sixteen are to be appointed by tho universities, and twelve by each of tho medical corporations namely, tho Royal College of Physicians, the Eoyal CoUcire of Surgeons, and the Society of Apothecaries. In tlie Divorce Court, on Thursday, Sir James Hansen and a special jury disposed of a remarkable case, commenced on tlio previous day.

The petitioner, a lady, sued by her guardians for a clissolu-titfn of her marriage with tho respondentllA prison, on the ground that at the time she contracted the marriage she was not of sound mind, and that she was incapable of entering into tho contract. The case was undefended. A few days after her marriage she returned to her fric-nds, to whom she gavo a confused account oi what she had done, but her mind was stated to have been entirely gone. Soon after she was placed in a private lunatic asylum, where she remains as a boarder, rational now, but liable to relapse into insanity! Tho lady's and the medical witnesses, clearly showed that she was insane and uimecomit-able for her actions when the marriage with Harrison took place and tho jury finding a verdict to this effect, tho Judge Ordinary pronounced a decree nw for nullity of the marriage, The tables wcro completely turned the hearing of a case which came before Mr. Paget, the Stipendiary, at tho Thames Police Court, on Thursday.

An able seaman named Allen, late of the Locrfsley Hall merchant ship, was charged with refusing to do his duty, and with assaulting the jirst officer. There Was also a summons against tho captain for illegally placing Allen in irons. It was elicited that the man was kept in irons from the 3rd of March until the Slst of April. There was no doubt that he had refused to work. Tlie magistrate considered that Allen had been illegally and cruelly treated, and sentenced him to the nominal punishment of one day's imprisonment for each offence, which meant that ho would be discharged at the rising of the Court.

Tlie captain was sentenced on tho cross charge to twenty-one days' imprisonment, without hard labour. William Kimttown Vance and Helen Ssieh wore further examined at Bow Street Police Court, Loudon, yesterdav, unon a chartre of consDiracv to mnrcier. Mr. Poland, who Drosecutud for tha PUBLIC KOTIGES. THE BIRMINGHAM ROLLER-SKATE AND RINK COMPANY, under the Companies Acts, 1SC2 and in 10.C00 shares of each il.

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The National Provincial Bank of England, Bii-miughara. SECllETAltY. Arthur Johnson. 28 and 2-), Upper Priory, Birmingham. Lohdox Depot: 20, High Holborn, W.C.

ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. Tlio objects for which tho Company has boon established are to acquire the right to any existing or future Patents for lee or Roller Skatc3, ami to mivnufiicture, grant licenses to manufacture, concessions to use or hire, and goueraliy to carry on the of manufacturers of and dealers in the same. To carry on tlie. business of contractors for the construction and promoting of Skating Rinks or Clubs, and for thnt purpose to acquire the i to any exlstiug or future Patents in connection with the construction of Skating Rinks. To carry on ths business of Ilink Proprietors, and for that purpose to purchase any premises now used or to be used ns Skating Rinks, or let or lease the same, or purchase ol- lease any land, and thereon erect premises to be used as Skating Rinks and general recreational purposes, auel either retain and conduct the same, or sell, or let, or otherwise dispose thereof.

It in well known that from concessions alone to Skating Proprietors very large profits have been real is. when to the protita that may be fairly be anticipated from simi lar sources, is raided the prollt to be derived from the uiamtfaeturo not only ot any Skates the Patents relating to which may become vested in the Company, but from the manufacture of Skates and Skate-fittings for other Patentees, it is clear that the carrying out of the proposed objects of tlie Company should bo attended with stratifying results to the Two Thousand Shares aro now offered for public subscription. The Directors will allot thoao shares according to the priority of date of application. Full prospectuses and forms of application may bo obtamed from the Secretary, at the Offices of the Company, 763 Keels Celebrated JRoller Skates, Well known to he the Best and Safest Skates in the market, guaranteed Pice from Lifritigcmcnt of any prior Patent used with great satisfaction numerous Rinks throughout the kingdom anil abroad. Terms on application, at the Registered Oiiiccs of THE BffiMINGIIAM ROLLER-SKATE AND RINK COMPANY (LIMITED), 2S 20, UPPER PlinUlY, BIRMINGHAM.

(LONDON DEPOT: 20, HIGH HOLIJORN.) 572 A I A I A NEW P.OUTF. TO SCOTLAND. The Midland Company's SETTLE and CARLISLE LINE will bo OPENED for Passenger Traffic on Monday, May 1, and from that, date o. New Service of Express Trains between BIRMINGHAM and EDINBURGH and GLASGOW, will Run as miller by this Route ou Week-days tt.m. tl 25 p.m.

5 10 5 0 a.m. p.m. BIRMINGHAM EDINBURGH (Waverley Bridge) GLASGOW (St. Enoch) 11 35 p.m. 0 15 0 20 10 30 a.m.

7 '17 8 0 a.m. 10 15 10 25 p. m. a 6 p.m. 2 p.

hi, 1 115 4 30 a.m. 10 ii.m. tl 15 0 20 a.m. 8 55 GLASGOW (St. Enoch) dep.

EDINBURGH (Waverley Bridge) a.m. 1 55 BIRMINGHAM Pullman Drawlnf. Room Cars are run between Birmingham and Edinburgh and Glasgow by train in connection with the 11.35 a.m. from Birmingham, and by the 10.15 a.m. from Glasgow, and 111.25 a.m.

fiom Edinburgh and Bleeping Cars aro run by train in connection with the 10.30 p.m. from aud by the 0.15 p.m. from Glasgow, and 0.20 p.m. from Edinburgh, and First-class Passengers may avail themselves of these Oars, by changing carriages at Slie.Oiold, ou payment of 5s. for Diairlng Room mid lis.

for Sleeping Car, id addition lo tho Railway Fare. Passengers leaving Glasgow at S.lo p.m., and Edinburgh at 0.20 p.m. on Saturdays, will reach Birmingham at 12.0 noon on Sundays. Third Class Passengers aro conveyed between England and Scotland by all Trains oiii the Midland Railway. The Up and Down day Express Trains will hi all cases stop half an hour ut Noriiiantoii.

Co enable to dine. A spacious and comfortable Dining Room will be provided at that Station for their accommodation. For particulars of other Trains see the Company Timo Tables for JAMES AIiLPORT, General Manager. Derby, April, 1370. LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY, qjlRAIN ATrERATIONS FOR MAY, 1876.

yVlTTON STATION, sitnaled between Aston and Poiry BalT, will be opened for traiiie. on May 1. Tliii will be tho station for Aston Lower Grounds. The following principal alterations will como mto operation on SIANew Express Train will leavo London (Huston), at -l p.m., arriving Birmingham and Woivurhampton at 7.20 p.m. The 9,0 a.m.

and 12.10 noon Trains London (Huston) to iiimiing-haiu and Wolverhampton ill bo accelerated. A New Train will leave Birmingham tor Volvcrnamptou, Staitord, ami the North utl8.irjp.m. The 1.20 p. in, Wolverhampton to Loin) on. will leavo at 1.30 p.m., and iiinninghnin 2.5 p.m., and ho an independent through train to London, arriving at Euston at 5.0 p.m.

Tho 4.10 p.m. from Birmingham (New Street) to London (Luston) will leave at p.m. A New Train will leave olverhamiitou for Birmingham at 10.0 P.m. The 10.20 p.m. Wolverhampton to Birmingham will leave at 10.35 p.m..

mid call nulv at Dudley Fort and Snicthwiek. The 1.311 p.m. Derby to Birmingham will leavo at LIS p.m. The 3.211 p.m. Derby to will ieavoatS.lo p.m.

A New Train will leave Wal.mll I'm- lUrininghaui atO.10 a.m., calling at Bescot, Great Dsn-, and Perry Ilivrr. A N'ew Fast Train will leave Bunungham for Walsall and Liclulelil at 0 25 in. Tho p.m. Birmingham to Brownhills will cease running beyood additional THROUGH TRAINS butween BIRMINGHAM (New Street) and DUDLEY will be put ou a.m. p.ni.

Birmingham to Dudley. KUO 0.10 a.m. i 1.10 p.m. Dudley to Birmingham. 5.15 Tlie Service of Trains on tho Cannock and Rngeley, Darlaston, anil Coventry, Nuneaton, and Leamington Branches has been revisod and improved.

For further particulars sec Tune Tables, which may bo obtained at tho Railway Stations. GEO. FINDLAY. Chief Traffic 'Manager's Office, Euston Station. London, Anril 27.

1470. 093 nrUIK BUCKINGHAM to the fact thai IL large numbers of Oamliualcs lire waiting to he elected ny many of the best West whoso numbers lire hmitei.1. the I HAM is established for the accommodation of Noble-icers in the Army and Navy, Professional and Private 1. 1. i ll nh t.li us lttte IirSlrCnUlH U1UU WlUl US lliu The'oiuli' will be modelled jinrtly on the English and partly on tho Proncli tii'lnciple.

lii addition to tho usual advantages and faculties ot a urst-clnss West Hud Club, wutl-appointeil Broughams will bu provided for tlie use of Members, at a reduced tinilf. Kiiti-anoo lee. Seven (lo bo rawed to Thirty Guineas when tlie Club numbers LOW members.) Annual subscription, Seven tluineas. Special to Oilicers ou Foreign Service. Tho next Ballot tor Election ol Members will takeplaed ou Monday xhxt, Isr.

of May. all members oloeled on that day will be admitted without payment ol Hie entrance foe. Lister Committee, consisting of Noblemen and Gentlemen, with full particulars, may bo had either ou personal or written application to either of tlio following, Colonel VY. A. M.

BARNARD, Hon. Sec. to Committee. Captain COOPER, Secretary. 122, liih MaihS.W.

1023 7fi NN p'MiG7 NOTICE to DEBTORS mid JTlk. OREDITOltS All Persons indebted to the Estate of tlie Into Mrs. ANN PEGG, of Swadlincote, in the comity of Derby, widow, who died on the lOth day of February last, are requested to PAY the AMOUNTS in which they are so indebted to tlie Executor. Huyiiy Jamkk, of Hnnifiteail Road, Wandsworth, In the county of Stanford. Tollsato-kiiepsr.

And all Persons having any Claims against the said Estate aro required to SF.ND in tlie PARI IOU LARS thereof to ihe said Henry James without delay. Dated this 23lh day of April, 1S7C. JOHM JELF, 0, Neivhall Street, Birmingham. Solicitor to.tlie said K.veeiitor. "YOIiN ALLEN, Becoaseti.

Notico lie Debtors and Creditors. All Persona to tho Estate of tlio late JOHN Al.LKN, of Alcester Lanes Knit, Ming's Heath, in tho parish of Kin's Norton, in the enmity of Worcester, Gentleman, who died OU the' IStll day of April instant, aro requested to PAY tho AMOUNTS ill which they are Indebted to tliu on behalf of tho Executrix, Mrs. Ai.les, and Mr. Jasiks Ai.i,i;x. the Kxeeutor named in the Will of the paid Doc-ased and all having any Claims against the said Estate ara requested tn SklND in the PAWTlO'u'LAltS thereof to the undersigned, ou behalf of the said tills 23th day of April, 1670.

JOHN (5, Newh.ill Street, Birmingham, 101 Solicitor to tiie sa'd Executors. frMOHAKl) DAVIES, Dccetwed. Piirsiuint to tlie Act Illy Parliament made and passed in the 22ud ami 23rd years of the. reign of her present Bfajc-sty, chapter 35, intituled in, Act to Further Amend the Law of Property and to Relieve 'Trustees. AVa'tic: i.i hereby girm, Hint all Creditors aud Persons any Claims or Demands upon or against the Estate of ItlGHARl) D-VViFS late of 015, liighgate, lliriuinghaiu, in the county uf Warwick, Builder and Coutrneter.doceaiio-.l (who uie.l ou the-12lhday of March 137-1.

and whoso Will was proved on tlio 2Jrd tiny of September, 1-S74, in tlio District Registry of her Majesty's Court of Pro- at liimiiughatn, by the tnerein uanieei), are nereny requirei Hired to fjrjts.i' written oi such -mauds to the undersigned, the solicitor to the said Executors, on or before tlie First day of May next, after which tiiiio the said Executors will distribute the assets of tho said Richard Hnviea among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to those Debts, Claims and Demands of which tho said Bhiill then have hid notice and the said Executors will not be liable for the assets of tlio said deceased so distributed, or any part thereof, to any person or persons whomsoever of whose Debt, Claim, or Demand they shall not thou have had notice. Dated this 7th day of April, 1370. JDS CHIRM. -14, Waterloo Street, Birmingham. Solicitor to the Executors.

WILLIAM WELCH, Pursuant to tlie Act of 'Parliament of tlie 22nd and 23rd Victoria, chapter 35 intituled An Act to Further Amend the Law oi Property and toRelieve'J'rufitees." AiKic'4 is limliu (JiM'i, that all Creditors and other Persons hariug any Claims or Demands against the Estate of WILLI MI WKLGH, late of No. Belsrave Road, Birmingham, in the comity of Warwick, Gentleman, deiieiificil (who died on the 13th dav of 'February, 1S7U, and whose Will was proved in tho Prin-ciinl Rei'istry of the Probate Division of tho High Court of Justice, on the 13th day ot March. ll7li, by Lucy Foiit.u,, Wife of Bernard Boltwell Portal), aro hereby required to SLrlD in the PARTICULARS in writing of then- Claims and Denmndsto me, the iinileiaicneti.iis the Solicitor oi said Lucy Portal, on or before tlio 1st day of Juno now next, after hich day the said Lucy Portal will proceed to distribute the Estate of the said William Welch, deceased, amongst the parlies entitled thereto, having regard only tu the Debts, Claims, and Demands of which she shall then Invo bail notice at time of such distribution and she will not 1)b answerable or liable for tlie Assets so distributed, or any part thereof to any Person of whoso Claim nils shall not then have this 2lltli day -of April, .1876. GEORGU CRAFTEU, SI, Blicklnars Road, Southwurk, gn Solicitor for tlie said Lucy Portal. I 0 A THE SICKER SAFE AND.

STRONG ROOM COMPANY (LIMITFD), yuriu, Book to SOHO by London and North-Western Railway. Rook to HANDSWOIiTH by Great Western Railway. Weboi to inform vim that we. have REMOVED from the Temporary Works, Cecil Street, to our Newly-erocteil and extensive Premises, adjoining the Solio Station on tile London and Northwestern Railway. Having put duwn Machinery specially constructed for the saving of niiinual labour, coupled with tho large facilities which our New Works afi'oril, we shall now bo enabled to execute Orders for Safes, P-aniteiu' and Jewellers' Strong Rooms, Gunpowder Magazines, Deed i i.niii our Patent "Kicker' (or secure) nriuclnlo.

as well as "very other approved construction, with despatch, uml of that superiority in sceur-io ami JiuUt which has given our manufactures a leading position both in the English and Foreign Markets, and created a demand for them which hitherto we have been unable to L.nr.,,1-, i mi- uviens will be found to be considerably below those of other respectable lbaus. A liii-gn Show Room has been erected for Morchanta, Foreign Buyers, llankers, Jewellers, aud other private users of Safes, to select from. ML'L18 lOOKUUUH OP BIRMINGHAM. BUILDERS dc'iiio'us of TENDERING for ERECTION of ADDITIONS ti'th- CORPORATION INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS, at Shustoku, m-iv Lisn-ct the Plans and Specillcalion at the Olilce of Mr. Yeoviliu Tiioniii'-oil, Architect, -W, Bennett's Hill, Birmingham.

Sealed Tenders o'li'lorsed "Shustoke Industrial School," to be seat, to the Town Clerk's Ollic-e, 'Temple Street, Biriningham, on or before tho The 'IJctriuiriUion do not hind themselves to accept the lowest or any EDWIN JOHN HAYES, Town Cloik. H- AK1JORXH LOOAL ISOAlii) OF" HEALTH. A'od'ce is An-ciy tlmt WILL'IAM KNOTT, Esquire, tlio Aiidltor ituly appointed for thin purpose, will, on Tuimday, the ltith dav of May next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, attend at the Ottice of tin. snid Local Board, in High Street, Harboruu aforesaid, for tho iiurp'ose of AUDITING the ACCOUNTS of the above-named Ijoea! ilo-ird for the yeur ending the 2iitli day of March last. And iYiiIi'm ii iur 'ihu furtlur yivai, that, for scveuelear days at'leitst before tho said lCth day of May next, tho Books and Accounts of the said Local Board, duly made up and balanced to that day, will bo deposited at the same Ofliec, for tho inspection, during Otibo hour.l, of Owners aud Ratepayers.

Dated the 20th day ot April, 1870. 10t5 SIYITKK SMITH, Clerk to the Board. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. HE AT EE BIRMINGHAM. POSITIVELY THF, LAST NIGHT OF THE WORLD.

LYDIA THOMPSON COMPANY. To-NimiT. at 3. MAN IS NOT 1'ERKKCT." tmSBL imOUOH. WILT.TB KDOWN.

'K2 RACHEL 1,1 After which II. I PIla "BLUE A I', Miss LYDIA THOMPSON anil POV. '-JKr ,4 Conductor. Mr. MICHAEL CO.NO.uLliX.

Box nfflcojpsn from till (in MoMAV NKXT, "THU GASCON. HEATKE JIINGHAM. SIRNOll A I SI. Tc-KsnAY, May 9 vi Tiinisnw 11 av 11 "OTlt I.owr lioxes. 10s.

Gallery. In- tillicc nill open May 4, I NO VA LlfS II A 15 LASX1 NIGHT OK TItK SEASON. LAST NIGHT oiFsflSS WALLIS. Tni3 (Saturday) Evkmno. at.

7 o'clock. Shakespeare's Tragedy, "KOMKO AND Jl'LIKT." Romeo Mr. Puask Ci.F.isrexm Juliet Miss ai.i.is. Mi.TO.tl0 Mr. liODflKB.9.

To conclude with tho Laughable Puree entitled WHO'S WUO." Box Ofticeopan froiujl to 3. pfKMING A Si ON" LET HALL. lHtOGLV51MEEOK -Otu APKIL. rand selection. 1st.axch 8latkr.

kksik an don. NORMAN s.ikI DANDO. VICTOR SWSVKNS. RASLUS. PKEXCHaml ANGELO lirothers Tt llUNU The HIGII'l' MARVELS OP Mr.

ami Mrs. WILL LANGlEY COMPANY OF 1'IVK. GltAN'D HALLT.T. Sconery by MARTIN. On Monday next, Nf (VtaMU.v.

the GRAND BALL OF ClSDKIiKLLA. sum ortcil Twrwy PirtlyV'UnK SPECIAL nXVMlNATKD SCKNh. UI.A.Y. l.i AY'S (.: II A NEW oTTk A Rnormmui Success of MB. HAKRV JACKSON, With Now Character.

New Koik New Dances, so. Special of MR. OAKL.K BRKNXR Iniraeiino Success of the. lial.et. "II, SOGNO," Introductos tho chuniiins EikH Dansouao, MISS TKSSY GU.N'NISS.

Great, Siicti of THK NEW CONCLIIT COMPANY. rUSKUM CONCERT II ALL. LULl, Pronrtetor, 3). MolNXis. R.

ti. Gonis.inii. Miicirul ami j-. MtSS Mmlcal Diiettl'stsiinit Wlcoivi. The 1.

Sons; ali'l Dwell T. V. UAHIlATT. The l.e'i-,"', tavounu: -Villi-: ELTON. aioolunlislieil AmI lh: Ainericuu Champion, Dancer, anl SI'IKIi, VKIl'SOME'S C.I KG US, OA Jl ALL, r.llIMINGliAM.

Season now rlrau-pi" to positively toe Last of "TUUPl.Vfi UIOI-: TO 1'ick Tanmi. the Hero, lr. I.an.ltailv. Miiilmiie Ncvrfiniie. open at 7.

r.mniiei.; 'J- ILLi.iJlIXATUn DAY j-Klil-'OKMANCh, To-IKV (SaWr.iavl. Aoli! Kl. Konr. ofwn Sj. 'jmimti at-MOXDAY XKXT.

M.W 1. Lis In a.Mar'.ellois Kiiti-rtahim- ot. i icoa as usual. Mr. Vi MoXTACUE.

Dircc- trsi Madaiuo isoi.k i'kui'uimuk, o. W.Vf.. cDOSS Tros Oav at To ssnirr o. at Tin-: looms. lirllliailf I louses ijlhl le.

J) -r (. A his 1'ay. lit, "in luuuuueu Jl 111-: iliin'U-rllU ileo.O'.Ciea: I'lano, (-1 1.. -Last Six Mh(! cVw uoxt, J' Mav 'i, in of oi.li.T ei'tsiiiii'-ili-. r-VAK--On Mouuav iind T.i.

'a) Mr. UnAal Will ilia-c ititeitt-oly coinie l.h-ama, or ivo Acs in ivo t''i'-VM. -Oii Tloirula)-. by ilcsire, he will relate 1 1 KjbbV r.w "(fhnmm -Friilav and Rtluniay m-st he -nlroilure. for this lirstiiino in Hiimkauiuin, i-elelirute 1 ot 's nI'-'vA L.

overy lVrf.miiiWB M. Hie, ere Hauilre will iliiee his li 11 a's TON I' a it ic. DIPOTlTAX'FxOTFCii. THJ3 B1UDGE, FOR LOWF.i: ullorXDS, va li; oPKXiai ox jsoxday next, may SYNVKl: and OILMLP'-I r.s usual, eo-n auu Kvvniny. vii in This i all Pi isous 'i'Uteta from r.ny Stution to ihe Noi Mfitivu at it ton t.n:l;v: ml! he AlLMl'ITKI.) TO T1IK l.ONVKl! (iliOVNDS I'REE, On ins their Itaihvay Tieliet at the Now Entrance, opposite tho Siutiiiii.

IDGIIASTON RkATiNG Tin-: KF.si-:itv'nm koaii. OPEN MOItN'IMI. AKl'KPN'tlOX, AND EVENING. ADMISSION. Is.

Ol. A l-'irst-class TIAXt) MoikIiiv. Thursday, and Saturday Afternoons Ami every Evctu.is. frotn 7 o'clock till 1'J. 1U2 ATT.

Proprietor. kahava SrillXG FLOWER SHOW-IS Tim LOYAL PLOMEXADE GAKDENS, KUTTOiY COUH'TKLU. SP'KOI VT, K.NOUHSll.lNS will he run from the Milder-aieiilioueil Station-; to KUTTuN LML1.T-' 1:1,0 and Lack, us 'ollowri --v vrr I Furcs for im- llotiblo li-1! OnMoiidnys, Mayiuchidiut; tiUiardens 1, 15, and Pa. Stations. Thursdays.

Mivy II, 15, auu L'O. i i-iass, Ullill i Tuesiiays, May iv, L.i, amw.e. Childr'n p.m. a IS) 2 'f Hinniiichaiii 1 55! ...2 0, Aritou jii -1; Is. Gd.

lOd. lOd. Cd. Return ut $.10 li li.ni. Tickets not trausferaiile, mid uvailaljlo for the day of iiiauo only.

IIOLDKPS OF T1IKKE TICKETS oliiaiu Admission to too Park hy piuiiug through COLE'S LOYAL l'KOJIEXADK GAUDEXS. All inf.innation regarding Kxeui-slou Traim; on the London and Ihiilv.ny eau he olitaineil at ihe effiw of Mr. VV. Sutton, Lii-triet Superiutendout, Neiv Siveet Station, liinuiligliam. PlilDLAY.

Clmif Tntliic Managers Oilice, (Alston Station, April. liVO. OK LEAT- W-ES'tKLM'liAUAVAY. -lUUDGXOKTH I'LiiASLlli: NlTXT. Mav 1.

a t'heap TRAIN for BHWDLKY and BISIDONOSITIl vviil iuavu IIIIIMINOIIA.M (Snoiv fit) lito.20; lloeklov, S.ai; Oldbuiv, liowloy. 8.M; Old Kill, a.O; Oni-Ley, 9.T: Lye, 9.M; Wolverhampton (Lou- l.uvel!, llilston, t.Ml; Daisy Hunk, S.tw Princes S.oii 'fipion. UniUw. P.ai; Jlouud Oak, lilll. l.ano.

Stourbri Ijw, ti.Stl Hagk-y. ii.3S; Kidderuiinstcr, Stf'2; Ilart'ebuiy, 10.10; Stourroit, W.17; unil Levvdle.v. ami tii-uo-n uno Lay. For fares and lull see S.iO Piidiliiigton Temiiims, J. General Ahuiager.

KOIT 3 iKIXE HAT i Rrr.MMTXG 70ft. bv lulapteil fni' Children and Aduhs, noiv oeen added to these valuable. linths. le-iited to HO uoir. Fahi-enlieil oiiruu: the cold moiohs.

This powerful sea ha-tli. times sironner than the ocean, is clous in rcstorinitthostiviH-tli of d-li. nl.e Pal. outs ot all it: einibiiiis uou-swiuuiiers to ohtaiu thf: most important art lessons. Mule anil Female Attendants.

Apply to the Secretary. Dreitivieh (laths. inOOKIXU SCHOOL, J'iMOKY "LOOMS. SQI.IAHI-:. eiliea-aud in a.

few OLD A 11 H.IIl-Ul.vV "ill oo Illustrations. Tuts (Satm-day) llvusl.iu, at i li.ni. 2s. ilil. Oishcs to bo Conked I.OKSTHR CLTI.l-.TS.

A LA TAl.LV'iANOB. COM POT OF V. I IKS I'M Itl-IAL FLENCH with Adnus.iiou, P2t SiXGl.K.-'Tk'iv, P.OXIXG, II. SKIXXKK, to tlio 1st r- wicksliiro Jtlilo uas a SCHOOL 1' A .1 i .11 i )2, P.L'PLINOTON CilAMV.KI.'S, New Street. Tuesdays.

Wednesdays. Frida.y.s. and Saturdays, 3 till 6 p.m. aud an Evening l-hss, 7 till p.m. Calisthenics Schools niiieidcd.

Private id. any hour. Mr has at L'ton, liarroie, Westminster, Iwrtcr-house, Wiinbiedon. ami Jiistreo Sl 0 1 WrANTEIX TWO Oil THKEIi ROOMS, CENTRALLY StTUATLD, A A Sf AI1USM I. IS Convenient Basement Premises might suit.

Amnu-ss. V. 2f. DAILY 1'OST. iinriXGTf A iM UT GAl PIANOI'OLTE GLUU.

jV 'nit- 23rd DAL LOT 01 Mux hay, Mays. A'u. 1 CLL1I will take, place on llS-l fTRMINaHAM MUTIIAL PIANOFORTE CLUB. TIIE KXP15NSIVK METHOD OF THE THREE YEARS' SYSTEM SUPERSEDED. A SECOND CTA'B is now in course of formation.

Anyono wislunc to liaiticipate in tho FIRST BALLOT shoul immediately give in their names to Mr. CAXN IMi, 7, LASV Row, where Rules can bo had (free), and Miecimm I'm i Dp sun. lufereitee given to Members of KIM Cluo. Lnuance s. So liubility beyond Suhseription.

mSF 1'ROPERTY. -WANTED, io NAMES nnd ADDKKS8 of the OLlC tn.liiiiv(r tha nroimr owuura. Address, httiuuu twoy, iiUertwtyd to uiscuvur tho prtJr Tuniuuy. m-v ir 1,1 uminvn TT A Af A Ti AIL, 1 ml Onmniereial News uontains an tne iiikho roreisn. i tlm hoar of of tho Day, Sporting, mid Local News up to tlio lloai oi going Loncaa.

ii, cjuii.i'.' rtni. To A nvrntTISKIta-Tho circulation uverages a. ii the Paper Muds its way into all Pusiuoss mid Oeuerul cuues m. miiiiiliaui and its immediate, district. STALLIONS AT PACKINGTON ILVLL, COVENTRY y-YNDFLDEOlClCN, Seven years old, by tencolia-metw" out oC ''Stolen Momenta." Han thin for the St Tjger, L'vei-pooi Cup, and uauy other important racos.

At sued by "Willi Dayreli." out of "Reginolla." Winner o( the LPwolaS li.uidicup, Stocklirid Cup, and many hig Maws, 21s. Lamm lfe per week- for Mitres. All Experises.to be pau ore Marcs are removed Nearest utotiou for Paelungtou, luMo l--Anlou L.N.W.-1'or any Inloruiatiou apply to W. Mercer btud uroeui, THE BIRMINGHAM TRAMWAYS AND OMNffiUS COMPANT, LIMITED. To be incorporated under tho Companies Acts, .1862 and 1867, wlmro-by the liability of tho shareholders is limited to the number of their iiharos.

,460,000., IN 6,000 SHARES OF 10, EACH. Pnymonts 1. on Application, 1 10s. on Allotment. Turther coils not to exceed '2.

per Share, and at intervals of not loss than two mouths. Not moro than 7. 10s. per Share is expected to be called up. Provisional Directors.

Mr, Alderman Rrinsley, Snow Hill, Birmingham. Mr. F. A. Braeudllii, Rase Villa, Stamford Read, Handsworth.

Mr, Thomas Bragg, Northwnod. Ilaamitead Road, Hamlsworta, Mr, John Matts, Hamstoad Hold, Handnwortli, Mr, Edward Short, Great Charles Street, Birmingham. Mr. Edward Tnilby, Church Hill Road, Hanihiworth. Mr.

Joseph Wilson, Hall Street, Birmingham. Mamauhu. Mr. William Mayner, BANUIliP.S. The Birmingham, Dudley, and District Bank, Birmingham.

Messrs. Johnson, Barelny, nntl Johnson, 30, Waterloo Street, Birmingham. Mr. Crowthor Davies, 25, Bennett's Hill, Blrminghain. AUMTOIIS.

Messrs. Carter and Carter, 33, Waterloo Street, Birmingham. Sistiiti-irAitY, pro Urn. Mr. K.

Harold Carter. 33, Waterloo Street, Birmingham. TKMPORARV OfFlCEH. 33, Waterloo Street, Birmingham. TROSPECTUS.

Tids Company 1ms been projected by a few gentlemen, interested in the maintenance and development of tramways in Binuinclio.in and lla suburbs, who have learned with regret that tlio existing Ooni-piny have been unable to ralso tho necessary capital for equipping anil working tlio new line from Monmouth Street to Kirov's Pool, in the Bristol Road. Tho promoters, having thoroughly investigated the Company's operations, aro of opinion that ita non-suceess in owing to three causes, via. (1) largo unprodiictive oxpenditiu'o of capital In obtaining tho concessions for and coniilructini; the various lines; (2) the powerful opponition on tho Handsworth route Mr. William Mayner; ami (8) the want of individual. oncrgy and superintendence in the former management.

Believing that if tlio difficulties arising (mm these causes could for the future bu avoided, tramways would yet prove as remunerative an investment as they ore undoubtedly a public convenience tho promoters opsnoil negotiations for the purchase and amalgamation of tho present Tramway Company and of the Omnibus business successfully carried on by Mr. Mayner, and, with a special view to nturu good management, they made ita herro. of tlie arrangement with Mr. Mayner that he should undertake all the details of the administration ot tlio now Company's busiuoss, at a salary partly dependent on tho and join the Board as soon as the contract between him and the company for the sale of his property to them has been carried into eil'ect. Tho sum at which tha new Company ran obtain the whole of the assets and advantages (free from the debts) of the existing Company is The Property to bo acquired for this amount cost the present Company upwards oi 115,000., anil comprises all the Tramways from Hockley to Wost Bromwieli on the north, and from the Borough Boundary to Kirby's Pool en the west, with the Lease and Agreement for Lease with tlie Corporation of Birmingham of tho informed iuta portions from Hockley to Monmouth.

Street, and thence to the Borough Boundary In tho Bristol Road, in addition to Leaso3 of Stabling and Lund, and tho Rolling stock, consisting of twenty two tram cars, four omnibuses, upwards of ono hundred horses, with harness, innjhinory, steam engine, and stores. The henctlt of the arrangement recently made with the Corporation for the reduction of the rents originally fixed for both lines of tramway in tho borough, anuumling to 2,5.30. per annum, to 1,500,, is also included in the purchniie. The terms of the purchase of Mr. Mayner's business are that Ins omnibuses, howos, and other stock-ln-ti-ado shall be taken at the prico to be fixed by two independent valuers, or their umpire.

For the goodwill uf liis business ho is to receive 1,400. in fully paid-up shares of the Company, ami also to take in shares 1,100. more of the purchase money (making in all). The total balanco of the purchase money, payable hi cash him, Is ospected to l)e about and thus for about 30,000. the now Company will aeqiiire tlie two businesses, together with sullleient rolling stock to equip the new tramway to the Bristol Road without delay, and thus secure the profits of the coming season.

These purchase moneys, nro payabioby instalments at the expiration of two, four, six, and eight mouths, from tho 20th of April, 187, and culls to tho amuuut of 7. 10s. ier share, will, it ia expected, provide for these instalments, and leavo an ample margin for working capital. Tho promoters believe (inasmuch as, notwithstanding all the disadvantages under which tlie existing Company h-owo laboured, they succeeded tlio last half-year in earning a small surplus over expenses) that under these arrangements the new Company has a much butter prospect of success than tlio existing Company ever could havu had, for tlw following reasons Tho opening of the new line of tramway from Monmouth Street to the Bristol Road, establishing for the lirat time a through liue of communication between the extreme north and west of the Borough, must necessarily greatly increase the income. 2.

The rednctiou of 1,000. per annum on the original routs, with ihe additional economy in tiio rates upon tin; old rental, is a most important reduction of the expenditure, especially having regard to the fact that thu tramways within tlie Borough lire kept in repair by the Corporation, experience of tlio present Company baa shown what portions of the line are remunerative, ami the new Company will make their arrangements accordingly. 1 The new Company will not be hampered with a large unproductive capital, but will have a small capital, ail of which will havu been productively expended. 5. They will get rid of a formidable opposition and 6.

Secure the advantages uf responsible aud individual management. No promotion money will be paid. In case there in no allotment of shares tho doponlts will bo returned in Ml. Tho only contracts entered into by the promoters nro two, both dated the 20th day of April, 1870. Ono is made between Henry George Smith and George Heiunitng of the ono part, and Mark Tailby, on behalf of the Company, of the other part.

The other is made between William Mayner of the one part, and the said Mark Tailby, on behalf of the Company, of tlio other part. Thcno contracts arc set out wrimlini iu the schedules to tha Articles of Association. The and Articles of Association can be inspected at tho temporary Ollicos of the Company, or at tlio Oiilccs ot the Solicitors. Prospcctusra and Torms of Application can ho obtained from tho Secretary, tho Solicitors, or tho Bankers of the Company. FORM OP APPLICATION FOR SHARES.

(To be retained by tlio Bankers.) To mii; DiiiEOToiwor the Biumikoiiam TiuMWAYa amd OMNIUUS, CoJtl'ANY (Limited). Gontlemen, Having paid to your Bankers the sum of being a deposit of 1. per share on shares in the above Company, I hereby request that yon will allot nic that number, and I agree to accept auoh shares, or any less number you muy allot me, subject to the provisions of the Memorandum and Articles of Association and I hereby authorise you to place my name on the Register of Shareholders for such alinres as may be allotod to me, Signature Name in full Residence Profession or Business. S55 Date milE FREEH-OLD LAND AND BUILDING- SOCIETIES. OFFICES, ii, IF--I TUB LOO STREET, liniMlNCMAM.

ACGRL'GATT. RESERVE FUND, 28,000. TUB DlKKCTOitH AEK rKIirAHKC TO IilAICIE AIJVAXUSS, AT A FIXED PREMIUM OF 0. PER CENT, to iNcximi! Law Cuaobs. SPECIAL TERMS FOE SHORT PERIODS.

LWESTMrcxrs Rhokiyut. Daily at 5 per uiimt. ter ajt.xum i.xtkrkst. Office Hours 10 till -1, Saturdays 10 till 1. Prospectuses Gratis.

A. J. ALLIVUTT, Manager. JOILN ROGERS, 13. ALLBUTT, J-Sccrutunes.

rpHK MIDLAND LAND AND INVESTMENT JL CORPORATION (LIMITED). JlOlS'Ji'JtLOO STREET, HUiSIINailAM. DlltEfirOilS. F. S.

T-IOLTON. I JOHN HTNKS. SAMUEL BR1GGS. MAXIMILIAN LINDNER. JAMES DEYICIN.

UISNRY HOLLASON. HENRY ALLBUTT. BAXiniitsi Birmingham and Midland Bank. -Messrs. Mathews and Smith, Waterloo Street, Bii'ininglnuu.

SKtmratAHV-H. SCOTT SMITH. DEPOSITS received at FOUIl AND A HALF and FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST, according to arrangement, for which Interest Warm nts aro issued half-yearly, free of iuconie tax. ADVANCES niado upon approved Freehold or Leasehold Securities.

LAND to lie SOLD or IGTJn'nrious fSdMNATCONAL BXHTBIxiON, PhUtideiphia, U.S. fl VISIT! IPS to the Exhibition uru Informed that the J'Jiveotois of tho RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY have agreed to grant to the Holders of ANN LrAL GEN WEAL ACCIDENT POLICIES the nrivilcjw of having the risk of accident covered during tho voyage to the United States and baek, and during a residence there not exceeding three months, without any extra charge. Policies niav bo sent for endorsement to tho Secretary, at the Oillces, Covnhlll. 315 WILLIAM J. VIAN, Soeretary.

PIKENIX FIRE OFFICE, LOMBA RD fiTHEET AKD C1TARINO CROSS, LONDON. IvSTAllLIISIIEl) 1752. "PROMPT ami LIBERAL LOSS SETTLEMENTS. JL Insurances effected in all parti! of tho World. fGliORGE WM.

LOVELL. 6M -johN P.ROOMFIKLD. WARMING BY HOT WATER. HENRY C. BOARD ami HORTICULTURAL BUILDERS and HOT-WATER APPARATUS MANUFACTURERS, 70, SIDUURY, Estimutes given for Heating Greenhouses, Churches, Chapels, Warehnuaes, also for Erecting Greenhouses, c57if SHIPPI1TG 0TI0Ea PLANTE BROTHERS' LAST DESPATCH of Mor-chandise, Packages, for the BHILADi'lLPHlA EXHI1SI- tion will bo MADE UP, at their Oilico, 31, New street, on tuksday Special Reduction o'f Rates to other parts of tho United States by this despatch.

cCli'Ja H30RTO RICO LINK OF SPANISH MAII JL STEAMERS. Tlio S.S. PUERTO RIOO in Intended to be despatched from Liver pool to San Juan, Mayiiicucz. and Ponce, Porto liico, on May, receiving cargo until )7th. The Steamer has liberty to call itt a pun or ports en routs.

for terms of Freight or Passiije, apply to WHITK, FORMAN, anil 31, James Street, Liverpool, 10U TEAM TO MELBOURNE AND V) COLONIAL LINE OF PAOICF.T3.-The celebrated Steam ship WUAMFOA, 100, A 1 at Lloyd's, 5,000 tons Burthen, 3, home-power efi'ective India Ducks embarking Passengers At Gravesend on the 25th May, and catling at Plymouth. Unrivalled accommodation for all classes Passengers. Last passage to Melbourne 45 duvs. including all stoppages. Passage money, 15 tn 70 further oiuticnlai's, apply to John Henry Emit, 112, Feiidhurcb Street, London.

E.G. STEAM TO PHILADELPHIA, iff CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Arrangements made for PLEASURE EXCIIRS10N8 FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NIAGARA And every other point of interest in tho United States will Canada. Thu only DHIECT Lino of Stcnuicrs to PHILADELPHIA is tho AMERICAN LINE. Ftrat-olasB Steamships will be despatched Weekly from LIYERPOOL aa PHNNSYTiVANIA Harris Wednerday, May 3.

CITY OF LIMiiliiCIC. Captain Jamison WediiosuuY. May 10. Cabin I'asage, 12 to 111 Guineas; Steerage, as low as. any other fast line Intermediate Rates.

8 to SAMUEL A. GOD-ARDD, 1, Friday Bridge, Birmingham or to RICHARDSON, SPBN0I5, and 17 mid 10, Watur Street, Liverpool. U- OYAI, SOCIETY OF ARTISTS. THE SPRING EXHIBITION or WATER-GOLOint PAINTINGS Is NOW OPEN DAILY from 10 until 0, and on MONDAY Mid Ttii-nsiiAY EvBSixos from 7 until 10. ADMISSION, ONE SHILLING.

12-1 OTICE In consequence of tin) Subscribers tlio Exhibition will THE DEATH OP THE OTTER; nv NOBLE. J. S. Tho above PtOTUItK (ins completed), with Now and Important WORKS, is now on MWV, at 1Je HKDBOS PIXE ART OS, NEW GALLERY, STREET. 940 MASONIC nALL, BIRMINGHAM.

BAXAAR will be lieW tlio above Hall, IN AID OF Till-; FUND FOR ENLARGING ALL SAINTS' CHURCH AN 1.1 SUNDAY SCHOOLS, KING'S DEATH, Oil WEDh'RPPA Y. THURSPAV. I'll I DAY, mill SATURDAY Y7' Mr inl, -M. Mil. DI'i- Under the Pslronago of HENRY AI.LSOPP, M.P., T.

B. WALUEU M.l'., and tile neighbouring Gentry. Tho MOSUL: V- ROAD AJIATKUI! MOSICAL CI.ASS hnyo Wiidlvmioei'takcntorava a Poriomania of the Musical CantaU GlLl'tX," by Thos. Audcfton on Moitxi.se. tho 3rd of May, eoniiiiouuinK ponnissiou of Wright.

the celebrated AN I) of and 1'. WRIGHT, of the Universe Worta. 1 attend on Wt-DVESHAY and Fittt.AY Evnxixos, Imiii 10 clock tiini. ic i Aft-rr Mr A. G.

Onianlst of All Saints' Kulgneath? will l-erorm SELECTIONS on the PLA.NO- The Fit tings aud Decorations bv Mr. J. J. ALLEN, Doors open each day at 1. Afj 1092 J- LAM.

"Vest bromwich. Under tho distinguished lill-ouagciif the Kteht Hg JA.Rp OF DUni.PY. tlx: Itight Hon. The EARL OF GAINSBOROUGH, anil the neighbouring Geutry. Miss EMMA BAILEY (Professor of Singing in tile Italian Stylo) begs to announce that sbn will give A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT, On Monkay Kvkxixo xkxt, May 1, Assis'ed bv Mine TITADDEUS Prima Donna Soprano Si'cmor KON.I.

Primo Tenoic delia "Scaly. Milano Mi- 1 1 FN RY NICHOLSON. Solo Flautist to the Duke of Rutland. Reserved Seats Gullei 4. Floor, 2s.

lid. Uni-croned Is. ncserveilSeat.s-.lt Mr.W.Ri-ittel) lllgn Street, West Dromwich and at Messrs. Harrison and Harrison Colmore Row, Birmingham. Iioorsopeu 7,30 commenco nt o.

Carnages 10. ciJ- lr EI lU I II A M. TWO SERMONS will he Preached April 30, by Hie Rev HUMPHIiYS. M.A., Fellow of Trinity College, Cnui-tirid'ge, aud formerly Scliolai- of King Ktlward'a Seliool. eCSOl cT GYPRIAX'S, HAY MILLS.

Morning Sorvioo in Anthem, Give Thanks" (Green), Evening Service: F.bdnn in Anthem, "This is the Day Matlins I-Jvcnsoug 0.S0. HIHIR STREET Yv'ESLEYAN CHAPEL. TO-MORROW (Suudavl, 3fll-h Morning Pro.ielier. Rev. ALFRED LUCKER.

Evening tl.80 Rev. ALEX. MACAULAY. COLLECTION, Morning only, for Worn-out Mhijs'ers Ftui(L1103 i A i A I il .1, "A The SCHOOL A.NNIYH11RARY SERMONS will ho Proacllcil To-Mostiiow the 30th by the Minister, Mr. J.

H. Morning Service at U. Evening at 0.S0. will ho male in hid of ihe School aMinds. The MEKTTNG will he held on MtixxiAY NEXT, Why I.

Tea at 3.3d. ran fi It I I lion" since the Church was warned thnt in (7i( 'lis (7(ijs)ifnlmiB (la's i.ii.i(M cei.if," and now all things indicate that, the l-niil struggle hc.lv.ete good and evil God auel Savau-Ou-ist ami Antichnst-lcst approaches. War on I'lod and on religion becomes fiercer every day. Tlio credibility of tho Snored Sc-iptures is boldly deniod. Scentlclsm is raienaiit in the very bearbol' the Churcli.

The whole drift of is to evcHwc the living God from the uuterml univer." ib.stilit.y to tha Cln-isliaii faith has arisen, deeper, sterner, and more systematic, than that which tclTi lied our fathers in the most voli- inin and tempestuous hours of tho French lminnr.y aboi uds. F'-liie prophets are deceiving many. Scoffers have arisen, s.ivi-." "Whoi- is Ihe sign his eoming?" And while the re lfu.us is div.iuiii:;: of i.e.'.ce. Die invi.iitive faculties ot man lire- being taxed to iho utmost l.o protlueu the moat deadly ver.ii-.us of warfare and destruction millions of men being trained and disciplined to tho highest- pilch, ready to be hurled one against another in mutual slaughter and death. And too, in House ot Christ-where Cartels loving rule of peaia.

should alone be known. A ivMi'-sprcol Hint wo stand on tho brink of a great crisis in Iho world's history. The universal heart of Christendom heats hiljli with anticipations cither of hope or fear. Anrsng men of ad there is e. restle.s iraea.siness of feelinj, an ineradicable of great near at liaud-soinetiiing winch oia ik-oartim; work I Is ponling.

ihe haud.vriting has appeared on the itallsof tlio Mystical Pabvioii. hut who can interpret it Vet IUU is no time of ignoia ice; ied.je, of eveiy kind, is vastly hiercnsed, as Daniel foretold it si.ouid be at the thiie of the end. It would he strange beyond expression If, amid the accumulated si'ns of the end now manifest, no message from God were to come to llis i.eoule. iieforo the llood lie sent- Jtoa.h to warn mttn of 1 ho ap-Pl-oaehiug destauction, nod to p.epiire the Ark of refuge tor all who would flee to it. At tho close of the Jewish Dispensation He sent tlie t-reatest of all the Prophets, John, to prepare the way ot the Lord and to proclaim tho judgments then impending over an apostate peoplu.

And now, at this the eleventh hour of this day of salvation, the Lord has again culled and sunt forth Apostles into His vineyard to the Churcli to il consciousness oi her high to warn her of tin. feartul dangers which beset hut, and to seal those who may bo accouotad worthy to escape the tomble judgments which ere coming upon the earth. Ami, amid the uncertainty mid leav which thousands, gathered from all parts iol the Church, are, through their ministry, abiding in the unity of the faith once lor all deliv, red to tile saints, tilled with the hope of, watching anil waiting for, their Lord 's glorious appearing. Wo lovfully testify of these s-idemn facta that you may share with us these' n-eat biessi'iigrf, and so be keut from the strong delusion and feai-lui siiaie of the last Antichrist, which, as a Hood, will speedily sweep over the lace of the whole world. i Whew the ciiBitiY sli come In like, flood, the Spirit of Iho Lord shall lift up sUimho-d him.

Aud the Redeemer uliu.ll come to Xioii, iihtl to tticm Unit turn from transgression Jacob, nivit.li tho L''' surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus." SPKCIAiTsEHMONS on the above uiomcn toils subjects will be Pleached in the CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH, SUMMXIl HILL THRU ACS, 11 IT, IN Gil A On SUNDAY EVENINGS, at Half-past 0, By an EVANGELIST serving under the Lord's Restored Apostles, ns follows To.MorROW(Sunttay) r.vuxiso, O.PTH1S DLSPKNSATION ITS SPECIAL LAIJOLRLUS AND TIILIK WORK." SrxnVY KviiNrso. SIGN OF TUB SON OF MAN IN HEAVEN." So-xtiAY Eydxixci. May SKINS OF TI1R LAST DAYS: POUTICAL, ECCLLSIASTICAL, MORAL, AND Sl'iRITb AL.

Enquirers are earnestly invited to communicate with the Preacher after any of the Services. SEATS ALL PRE B. K3 rfUlisTiON NIGHT, at tlio Tortipcraiioo Hill, To- Miuinmv (Sunday) Kyknixo. ROIilikT ROLJiH-TS will answer. Seat; free, and Ul 6 sYlTAL, I lUt I GH A M.

THIS HOSPITAL IS NOW FREE. The Hospital Is unendowed, and is dependent upon Public Collections. Donations, Legacies, diet annual Subscriptions. Number of Cases received last year, nearly 2.1 (MO. Tho Committee earnestly appeal to the Public lor support.

Subscriptions of anv innoii'it will be ihankfii'ly received by the TWiurer, Mr. W. U. Dixon, at the Hospiiul, Rath Row, T. D.

FOSLKOKU, House Governor and Secretary. 1S71'. 'i'M UNION MILL IT.OUIl AND RREA11 Vl CWMPANY. Tlio Proiwietors are respectfully informed that tho G'ENKRAL ANNUAL MEETING will lie held ut thai Mill on ox DAY, thobth of May next. The Chair to be taken at 11 o'clock precisely.

Rv order of tile Directors, FttKDKlUUK KNIGHT, Clerk to the Company. EirmiiiKhiUti. April 31, ISffO. rpHK Dit'oottirs of -the M'AfFORMHIRK JOINT- JJ STOCiv 1IAM, I.i.ulJ. t.lj, osg lo iiiiuouiieu accordance with the wifli of the Shardiiilders ami pllicr Supportors, they will OPF.N an ESTAHLlSHMLNr ol the HANK Vl ill Premises offered them in Oucen Siiitarc, on i ,1..

'M Mo, iniiiKii'HIuent OI Ml'. MnYin VlfV tli SILVANUS WfLKINS, GenerarMan.igor. "6 I 0 A S. AN NI5WHALL ESTATE. The TF.M A NTS on this, the Settled Estate of tho Into FRi li COLMOIIK, are requested to PAY their RUNTS, which lieeame due at Lady-day, to Mr.

J. tdoxham tho .1... 1-1 -etuoeii the boul'll of 10 Iteeeiver, on Mux hay, the 1st day ot May. fetweeu the uouniui to and il. at our udice Oilitc, o.

it. tai'l'llllK, lU.eiAii.-vj.i, ami lliruiingliani. April 21, ISiV'. 'J1 I 0 a oAWlTJ IVIi SillATATT-'T! T.AJ1 r.S' 1 A The l'l) 1 1 N'b TH A XT "on theie, Vhu Entalos of the late 0. F.

ClC 'IOI-: COLMOKr, are reqiiestod to RAN" then- RENTS, irhi' j-i' I oanine due at Lady day, to Mr. J. Rloxliatu, the Receiver, on Tri stiW WKIiXKSUAY, or TnunsDAY, the 2nd, and -itb days oi May next, between the hours of 10 and 5, at our Olucc, Dennett's Hill. BLON II AM, nncl SON. Itirmiiigham.

April 'OOltOUOH Oi' lUtEUON. AVANT35D, for the Police jlT) Force of tlie above Roiough, an active, intelligent, and steady COS ST A F.L1-:, age not to exceed 30. 1'ayl. 3s. porwiiei, n.ioir A uiilicutioiis marked Police, the applicant's own handwriting, with recent testimonials nr.

to qualifications and to he scut to tlio undersigned, on or beioro 11 o'clock in tlieloraiioon of Tl'HrfHAV, the Sih day oi May next, on which dav, at 12 o'clock at noon, the appointment will be.uiade. Candidates may attend Ionally, jm i Town Clerk's Office, April 2ii. 1870. RH3 Stafford unici-appciinwient. of male NUltSF --Tho Guardians are Prepared to receive Atl from Candidates to act as NUKHK in the Sick, laihecdo, il Infi in Wnnls.

to Avsist in the Superintendence of the Mulu Yagrl t- lie able to Shave and Cut the Hair of ho Ininates, mlike hliiisolf generally useful imder thti directions ol the 'candidates must bo single men, or widowers without oucurauraiioo, anil not less than 21 nor nioio than -W years of age. a fry X. per antnuu, with board, lodging, and washing, A hatloii in the Ititudwriting of the cumlu ates, suit if ago, Pl l'sent and previous oeeupatiou, accompanied witn test.uloma 0- reieut dau-. to be to mo, tlio tmdeMiBriotl, not later t-liau SdwteiUamh'daS (S travelling e-penscs will be allowed) wdl receive notice when to attend. ly order.

-WM. MORGAN. Clerk to the Guardians. jrartln Streol, Stafforil. April 2d, UJIi.

-y'liOVlOKXi: institution fe FOUNOKU IX 1337 Fi.lt MUTUAL LIFE ASStUlAXC-. FilflT-tlhAHS SKCUIUTY. F'UNDS cwrtif- MODEltATilPhKMIUMS, WITH ltl.l IIT TO WttllbB 1 ItOFra. Ixcomi: onrA.iiOm Statements of PitixmpmH aud Rates ou app ication to the OFl-'ioi; Rennet Vs IiU, jld GEO. A.

PAMON, Resident bccrotiuy. OTKlinfEiEYGIVE PAJlTNRlt-lj 'SHIP heretofore existing befcwuou.ua the wiuoisignuil WILLI AM MASTliKS andJOSliPH of 33A. Itlaliop Strst, Rirmin die.in. in tho comity of Warwick, Eug ueera anil Macl iu Bit ic Sivle or Finn of "MAsrais AXl.GAiiXKli, has ilia Day ecu I ISSOi VEDby mutual consent. All -Debts hat have been ncurieu by the Pai tnemhip Firm will he paid by he said Joscpu trnl sll Accounts due to the Partnership Firm wall be re.

eeived i.ynd must bo paid to the said Joseph Garner-Dated tins Wthdayof April, U70. WILLIAM MASTERS. 1 fe JOSIiPH GARNER. Witness Qt'ELCil, Solicitor, 21, llurllu.tou cSeai, New Street, 1W3.