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The Board of Trade returns for May, issued on Wednesday, shOv,* that the total value of the imports amounts to £32,821,942, as compared with £30,453,114 in May, 1880, and £27,667,653, in May, 1879. For the five months of the current year the imports amounted to £168,285,874, as

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and other Favourite Lines. Dates of sailing in future adverisement. STSERAGEEs.—To New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Halifax, or Quebec, frtm .£6 per adult, per child, 2.1 a. per infant. To prevent disappointment and expense passengers are requested to send, at least a

CHAMBERLAIN, M.P., ON POLITICAIro QUESTIONS-, 14 a1"..'9111 The President of the of Trade (Mr. Chamberlain) addressed a public meeting in Birmingham on Tuesday evening, called by the Local Liberal Association. The right hon. gentleman was subjected to some interruption from some

. . . - WHITFIELD COLLIERY EXPLOSION. RESUMED INQUEST. The inquest relating to the deaths of s the twenty-four men who met their fate by the . explosion of gas at the Whit field Colliery in February last was resumed at the Cock Inn, Norton, on Wednesday, before MrSJ. Booth, 'coro