THE INQUEST AND VERDICT. A telegram received from Portsmouth yesterday says :— 1 The Camel and Grinder have returned this morning, to resume the work of clearing the wreck of the Eurydice. The and Syra, screw sloops, have been ordered to prepared at once for the work of slinging

URT.—Yesterday. Before Messrs. Kvnnerstey {Stipendiary). Wright, Goodrich, and Osborne. Dishonest Boys.—Qeorae Marshall (13), ropemaker, Key Hill; James W. Swan (13), jeweller, Great Hampton Street; and Samuel Booth (14), Lee Street, Lodge Boad, were charged with stealing two ski

The following a summary of the report to be pre-1 sented to the annual meeting of the governors this afternoon :—The total expenditure during the year has been 6s. 7d., being leas than that for the previous year £370. The principal saving is in "provisions," and amounts to effec

The monthly meeting of this body was held Saturday night, in the Grand Jury Room, Public Oifice, Moor Street. Mr. C. Bowkett presided. The Secretary (Mr. Gilliver) read correspondence which had taken place since last meeting, including a communication from Mr. Chamberlain, M.P.,

Mr. Gladstone, who was accompanied by his son, the rector of Hawarden, arrived Douglas, Isle Man, yesterday evening, and experienced a very cordial reception. The Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act of 1878 came into operation yesterday far concerns the home trade of Great Britain

Balmoral, Monday.—The Queen in the morning walked in the grounds of the Castle, attended the Dowager Marchioness of Ely. The Princess of "Wales and the three young Princesses lunched with the Queen, who in the afternoon drove with the Princess Wales and Prince Leopold. Her Majes

meeting the own Council was held yesterday, tie Public Office; Ilie Mayor (Alderman Kenrick) pregidtoff* Absent MfmbersTlie Mayor apologised for the absence Alderman Manton, who had met with a slight accident; of Alderm in Osborne, who was kept sudden sickness; and of Councillor

Worcester : Sub-lieutenant Kobert Valentine Berkeley to be lieutenant. Cyprus, —The London» Gazette contains an Order in Council "To make provision for the exercise of the power and jurisdiction vested by treaty in her Majesty the Queen in and over tho Island of Cvprus. The orde

bICHFIELD DIOCESAN CHURCH EXTEN- I SION SOCIETY. | A meeting of ths clergy and laity of the Buns1i Deanery ,f Wvalsall took placo) in the l.ecturo Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, Walsall, ounlriday afternneo, n aid of tile funds of the above-namod society. Lord l-a

PUBIIO NOTIOSS. M A R ET T H AL L W A R D. A PUBIJC MEETING In Support of the liberal Candidate, aL I. C1. FULFORD, will be hel4 at Hunt Street Schools, THIS (T0esdaYI EVENINO. October 31. Rev. JB. iARDNER, Dr. CARTER, Mr. W. J. LANCASTER, the CANDIDATE, and other Gentlemen will