... SEM1LOYNIENTOF WOMM An, iample of the Provision of oomforts for f Girls in -Factories. FortunateT' for thed lation, adl employers of female labour are not regardless of their duty, or indifferent to l the Physical and moral welfare of the girls who work in their factories. - In the dismal waste of the Labour Com- ?? Book on the Employment of Women, there is at least one oasis of brightness ...

... ATTACKED BXY BURGLARS. [SUBJ.IECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] MB. PARKERs, who keeps a grocer's shop in Ackerman- road, Brixton, had a very exciting struggle with burglars at his house early on Friday morning. About two o'clock he was awakened by a noise in his rooom, and. springing out of bed he was attacked by two men, each of whom he promptly recognized as having made small purchases at his shop the ...

... THE DEAD HAND; or, THE DEVIL'S GLEN. DETEO'ITrVIR STORY. BY Domrrso. CHAPTER I. l Derk me I thia is something in my line, I told myself as I read a placard freshly pastod on the rustio ivy-olad police-station at Dadarington, Sussex. F Five hundred pounds reward for the body, alve or dead, of Roy Clapton, aged five years old, the only son and heir of Sir Harry Clayton, of Beeohorofb Hall, ...

... BALILOON DISASTER AT THlE CRYSTAL | I PALACE. ?? I AIN AERONAUT KILLED2- THREE PEHSON +13JtiOUSLYINJUHERED. -[SneacT '0o1 ILLIVSTR.ATIONf.] at A TERRIt3 balloon aeclident occurred at the Crystal Al Palace on- Wednesday evening resulting in the en instantaneous death of Captain Dale, the aeronaut, and O0 serious injuries to his son, a youth of about sixteen, TI and two gentlemen who adcompanied ...

... R3FGE NT, - - U kESTIO : - - 7 -it A N-- ThnovoioCr the whole of the South Afrcan war'no greater shook has been given to the public ?? that oocaeioned by the publication in -the Times of a three-column letter from Mr. Burdett-Coutts. It colsists, from first to last of a series of the. most horrifying charges of neglect and upreadiness in relation to the general' hospital arrangemients. As ...

... . WA MIA!'IN ID PALED.' ;, ?? ,o. ?? .A oxlocl.co1uiE of theY Division, when en ddutyin ciarendon-stluare, St. Pancras, on Friday morning, henad xcries of Helps' emrnatitg from an adjoining thorough- *Iaer. On'hasteningto.No. *, Hampden-street, he found ;a woman lying in the front area with hei foot partially torn off and bleeding from wounds in the thigh and leg. Nn making inquiries it was ...

... F RANTK FR'tE E;- THE S&TING BOY'S CARoE, THE BETlING BOY'S OAREE[R. I shot INTRODlTUCTION. lin, 1 AT no period Of tile wvorld'a history have the evils of Griflit: Efan~niabeen grte tlati now; Thle miania for FpecU- thle ill atioandmakigmone1y more en asily thanl in thle good living old legiimate maner of working~ for it has soizcd every save tr oldleitiat. m trust Tits victims ate to be found ...

... r 6at' A WIDoW, named Bateman, a Bermondsey woman, T 3 has died in Guy's Hospital, under mysterious oircus at w stances. She lived with a marrien d dleighter u Alderminster-street,and went On Saturdayhevenin i l May 6th, to visit another married daughter, M je PArnold, in Carlton-square, off bhe Old-Kent-ra4. SP They left at half-past eleven. And wa1 she a l 'fr i right then P Mrs. Arnold ...

... . _ A + SIt PFRANCIS SCOTT and his Ataff arrived at Assin Yan Coomassia on Monday week, after a long and tedious march of twenty-two miles, the route lying through a thick African forest. The weather, though hot, was fairly good. On Tuesday afternoon a palaver was held between Sir Francis Scott and the King of Akim- Ashantee, Prince Henry of Battenberg being also present. The King, who has o ...

... 7 -- - I FOOLHIARDY CONDUCT. AT lowr Street, on Friday aFternoon, Frederick Ernest Mloysey and Charles Stone, metropolitan Bremen, attached to the Great Mfarlborough l Fire Station. were charged before Mr. Lushing- ton with idle and disorderly conduct in Tracalgar Square. Stone was farther charged with using obscene language. The prisoners, 3 who are both young, were attired in private c ...

... Tfl1? ? ? ?? TP NA oY ov LpBin E 9, 18 9 5. ?? : : ?? A i:i ?? rc:;narkable story of. OKigiOuS pro-. ?? 0s Ls )13 i at cloak or f ririe his beeso rotuided in thl trial oI a Nan u d Jmed piar$t \vii ha} n t, been sentanced to' fio vear8' idpn vlt.- ''ule for defraildingol cusldmeir s toi Kii' i~ m~l:,1x+.l -pawnsh6op. Mr.: .0arb afor, notrt - 'orn's tled what is geontalltypa1ved a.7 ...

... :-THE ESCAPE OF B:RAVE 0 WINSTON OHUJRCHILL FROIV -PRETORIA. ' SIXTY HOURS OFTERRIBLE ANXIETY. 4AND. DA~S ADVENTURE. :- ;SUATBJCf Or ILLU0RTltION] 2lk. Wns;,Im'ONCibwis ones more back hi 'the' Bifihlsh>ne'E set; Ghieveley, where he axrived on ,Tiiesds week. -he story of his escape. froM retori ismos, nieresting, the ?? account of his ahventfiies;'for- w -hich e ar indebted to .the Moriniig ?? ...