... Hall on the Iodiis 4 rho seven eon Ert sorh; who lost their lives through the unfortunate panic which ocrurrtd at the liebre'v Dramatic Club, Princes-street, Spitatfields, on the night of the r1th inst. Great interest was taken in the proceedings, a number of people. ?? Jews, being in the vicinity of the hall or in the room during the whole time ?? inquiry lasted. Mr. Leo ?? Karamelli ...

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... Assize Court of the Seine, for forging the signature of the Abbe Roussel, director of the orphanage at Auteuil, to a cheque for r,ooo f was concluded at an early hour this morning. The jury dismissed the charge of forgery, but found the prisoner guilty ol theft. The judge sentenced the prisoner to six months' imprisonment and to pay a quarter of the costs, the remainder to be borne by the Abbe ...

... Cavell, a justice of the pea-e, a late alderman of the city, and one of the directors of the Oxford Building Society, jumped from a bedroom window and was found on the pavement with both thighs fraciuired and the spine seriously injured. H-is mind is supposed to have been affected by the late prosecution of the building society directors, he being one cf tue defendants. ...

... S K ETC H ES AT GLENBEIGH. QUIRKE'S COTTAGES, COOMASAHARN, WITHI LAKE AND MOUNTAIN OF COOMASAHARN. Hiur AT PFRESISN ! OCCUi'ED:o ?? T!i.- ?? dI. I 1N FAmILLY ~IsA~tir 6 leE b. e Itet. by 4frt 6 inclts in ?? ...

... of a son. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY DIVIDEND. The directors of the Great Western Railway Company have declared a dividend for the past half year at the rate of 6Y2 per cent. per annum, carrying forward 442,5oo. A year ago the distribution was the same, and £,40, Z89 W-6 carried forward. THE COAL AND WINE DUES. The challenge thrown out shortly before Christmas by the ex-Chan- cellor of the ...

... half-year at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, which is at the same rate as for the corresponding half of i285. THE OXFORD CREW. Mr. Charles Hammersley, of Abney House, Bourne End, Maidenhead. has again invited the Oxford crew to stay at his residence for their usual few days' practice on the Thames between Abney House and Marlow. The crew have accepted the invitation, and will arrive at ...

... as he can be of more service to Ireland than in the House of Commons, for whose work he says he has no special aptitude, and lruwi whose detestable precincts it was one of his ambitions to escape. ...

... experience as general chaplain to the emigrants at various ports as to the value of the ministrations in vessels on the eve of departure. 1He read an interesting account he had received from the chaplain at Plymouth of the farewell service he had held on board the ill-fated vessel. He had baptized three adults, besides children, and had given the Holy Communion ta seventy-four of the ...

... at Tangier, and he has proc.eeded to Berlin, The Sultan of Morocco is preparing an expedition to the Algerian frontier ir consequence of certain movements he has noticed thereon. A DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE AT FOLKESTONE. At the Folkestone police-court this morning, four seamen were charged on remand with committing a criminal assault upon a girl fifteen years of age. The men enticed the girl on ...

... ?? the -7th of last month the premises of Mr. Davenport, a wholesale jeweller, of Clerkenwell-road, were broken into and a quantity of diamond rings, scarf pins, brooches, &c., valued at £2,000, were stolen. Information of the burglary having been given, Detective-Inspector Peel has been making inquiries into the matter, and last evening the police apprehended a man for being concerned in the ...

... the Attorney-General for Ireland has had to transler the brief for the prosecution to the Solicitor-General for Ireland, by which he will lua_ a fee calculated at 6700. _ ALLEGED LIBEL ON A RACEFORSE OWNER. An application was made at Bow-street this morning, on behalf of Mr. Robert Peck, the owner of racehorses, for a summons against the printer and publisher and proprietor of the Bat ...