... I ~NOTES-IDGEAIRS - s ineej6ting was9 heldatthieeo lock: on Sunday in P HydewBari, 0 ,protist against the proposeji action ofithe Mary- liebone vestry, in, t:6 suppression of thef street ,markets Qaud removal of the stall- :keepers..Thaere cn-hbe no doubt that the thoroughfares -must be kept free for - traflic-bult the- time-honoured street Dmarkets are bof; so . great pub~ie 001jvemence ...

... TRIPLE RA, GEDY A-- WGO-OD GEEN Early on Monday morning thee neigh- bourhood- of Bowes-park, VWood-green, was thrown into a state of great -excite- ment by the discovery that a tragedy had ben' enacted in the Myddelton-rdfd. It appears that for some time past there resided atNo. 1,Bijou-villas, Myddelton- road. a Mr. Francis Weare, a jeweller, aged 65; Eliza Wears, his wife, aged 29, and a son ...

... THE W. N -CI'L W ?? A Va I P. S ~ -BFPULS:E OF-OVERNGE1B ,TH-REiRTOUADWLJ :- AND; WOUND ...

... BY Wu5. BARLEY. SE ISONABLE GARDENING FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 5. As we are about entering on the month of December, when really sharp frosts are ilaninent, the fact that Celery crops are un. esually vigorous and succulent must not be overlooled. Rarely has so much vigorous foliage existed above the mounds of soil as exist at this time on all sides around. It is a singular fact, beside, we ...

... MRS. PARSE ATE. DECISION OF THE HOME SECRETARY. About ten o'clock last night the reply to the petitions presented on behalf of Mrs. Pearsey was sent from the Home oqffice to Mr. Freke Palmer. The prisoner's solicitor, who has been indefatigable in his exertikfii on her behalf, was bitterly disappointed at the report, especially after the strong medical opinions he had been able to bring ...

... Ij EFFORTS FOR A REPRIEVE.S STARTLING STATEMENT CONCERNING THE DEAD WOMAN. The convict during the reek has been visited-several times by her mother and other relatives. In the early part of the 'week she was very despondent, but she always cheered up while her friends were with her, and on several occasions she appeared as though she wanted to say something or as if -she had some request to ...

... The Baroness Buidett-Coutts, on be- half of the subscribers, has undertaken to present at the Town hall, West- minster, on Tuesday evening next, a testimonial, consisting of an address on vellum and a purse of sovereigns, to Mr. J. B. Palmer, the late popular superintendent of the Metropolitan Fire brigade, in recognition of his 36 years' zealous public service. I It is said to have been ...

... LO LOST REL TIVES. ?? would greatly aid this co lua y the DATES 65 55. INQVII55 tO ih r 3te n eje hylettecS atinrtile~~in IANSW:WBB 8 TINIJIUHIIS. qsaett 1Psuxiais, who wentto NewvZekland 'in 1865, on: March 27. sought news of his another, Mat. Sorna Panxxses, .Of whom be ha not beaird since. i:-s letter was8 sent to Lloyd'S from Newv South.Wales.; The muotber ?? her thank s on Aprdl 1- fromn ...

... The weekly meetins'of the School Board for London was held on Thursday, at the offices, Victoria-embankment, Mr. J. B. Diggle pre. siding. The 3Hon. Lyulph Stanley called attention to the report of the Select committee of the House of Commons on the London School Board Superannuation bill, and moved- That a special committee of 13, in addition to the chairman and vice-chairman, be appointed ...

... DAYS Ol THE WEEK. OCTOBER. 18. S'es0oD.-C.onquest of iresland, 11h- Twenty'-rst Stunday after Trinity.-Morn iug lessons; Daniel iii.; I Thessalouisn Qiz-13vening lessons: Daniel iv. or Danie v.; Luke xiii., verse 18. Sun ?? 31 min ast 6; sets 5 o'clock. 19. lQWDuAY.-Mrs. David Patison died, 1705 -Sir James South died, 3867. 20, TuEsD.Y.-Glace Darling died, 1842. 21. WEDNESDAY.-Dattle Of ...

... I - 7~ Elwad8etLenrd, a labeof at 43,: B l-street, Wetbounep 61g ing~yesterday with anotherday Shewa hisSet~ -broken 4by a kick, so hsis'wf allegerb Hurecefved surgihcal att etie at St. Mary's hospital, where he wa de. taCled. as de. Elizabeth Leonard, aged 86 of Treverton-street, Westhourn 86, of d61, in St. Mary ' hospital Leo park, d'si terribly burnt Ybo the yesterdaywas MtresidC.ncallowef ...

... :FEES- IN TE METROPOLIS. T|uuirsDAiY was aEL r en -ive vsJ early in the Mornin i a 9iu-road. Thc outbreak commeined at Ho 12, Verujin street, Gray's Inuroad, n the top door ofa warehouse, occupied at at part of the brcl3 ing by Mfesar. Billing aned Co.geectrieang., ueers and metal-workers, and e flames sn spread to a large block of bsiodings;ntrear of Nos. 58 and 60, occupied by Messrs r Sage ...