NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE WOmXN'S LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. At Han Iley, last night, a demonstration was held in ?? Hall under the auspices co the North Staf- fordshire Women's Liberal Association. Mr. Woodall, M.P., presided, and there was. a good attendance, amongst those present being La

O OLICE CLOTING AND TH HOT WEA'THER. To the Eniron of t7e DAILY POST. Sir,-I have for some time thought of the suffering of the police in their heavy Melton coats, tightly buttoned, and their heavy belts, in the hot weather. That the men look smart, and smarter than in many citie

I SP OITINGNESS. To to e i rqof a,,e Daily Post. rr,-.-lN more e ZoiThAqe fqr the St. Leger 'bas been witnessed tb the nmory of tee present generation tbanr that d ddon Wednesday last. It is 'tre that-bth I 'P b bovag sharply contested in its later stage', A bwbt for .hoes-whelap

At the Birmingham Police Court, yesterday-before Messrs. T. .L Colmore (stipendiary) and C. T. Parsons -C. Holland, labourer. no fixed address, was charged. with failing to report himself as required by the Pre- vention of Crimes Act. Detectice - superintendent Black said that t

i T.il BALSALL. HiEA.T LOCAL BOAED :- : AUDIT.. - hilLWEEESSCHARGES. The audit of the accounts of the Balsall Heath Local Board for 'the dosing year of its existence was resumed at the offices Lime Grove, Moseley Road yesterday, by Mr.;Rv RHarington Smith, oneof the to Govern men

THE STATE OF -AFFAS: ,Ai 'I f:KHIA-RTOUM. I DISSNSIONS. AlD RIOTS. [From, a Specw aCospondsn&] Carno, December 31.-I have a.lengthsucceeded in obtning - detailed aocount of the terrible experiences ?? the perid of their captivity in .the Soudan. The story go .b.k to April, -18, w

An address on "Famine and Its Results" was given cj by Surgeon-General Sir William Moore, K.C.I.E. M (formerly of Birmingham), at the meeting of the London SE Epidemological Society, on Wednesday. Some 350 M historical famines had been enumerated, said the w: ldeturer, from the

(1) TIn Fl;;co-dGUYn WAR OF 187071. By Field-Marshal Count HED5rrH voN MoLsE. Translated by CLAR.A BELL and HNmmy W. FIsCiEm. In two Vols. (2) LEmzs o L-Fn - MARSRAL COrTr HELM-ITH VON MOT TO His Momxa AED Elm Bno=Zr9. Translated by CLARA BELL and HOLmy W. Fmscn. In two Vols. [O

A2 -D JOURNAL. FBIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1891 LoaAU WATMM FOuSML -Southery or s? waekrly ai2dd, light or -ode~atc ;owethr Aoing, bz4 me am po&uze. The Hox ?? has promised to open a; anew Conservative club at Oswaldtwistle, in the Accrington Division, on Saturday, November 7. Prince Gz

,,;Waterspouts are nasty things to come in contact Ith, though if not fully formed-that is, "con- nected with the clouds "-they are not so dan- gerous as may be supposed, which the following story will show as related by the captain of a steamer:-" Homeward bound from India,we h