... vesterdav showed a total of about ib 7 G00 cases and 3900 deaths for the whole of Ih ilussia. In St Petersbinrg there wero -14 cases |aalnd eaths. Pn The HIome Secretary declines to interfere ol wirth the death sentence passed on Patrick p-n Gibbons for th-e murder ...

... instructions had been given to naval comiasoders on the subject. TRtADE BETWEEIN INDIA AND THE COLON IE S. - e Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY was granted tbh a return, as far as practicable, showing the arsountl th, of trade between India andi each Of ?? ora co t ...

... yesterday afternoon. On the previous day Dr lacarthy, Roman Catholic Bishop of Cloyne, died from an attack of influenva. The death is also announced, at the age of 77, of Sir George Elvey, the well-known musician. During the past week there were landed at ...

... andl the edge -of s hopper, but at the time of the and accident ho was standing at a place where he had mor been warned not to go. The jury returned a ver- ich dict~in accordance with the evidence. The second ob, inquiry was with regard to the death of a ...

... of £13,500 was anticipated, so that the debt would amount by the slose of the year to almost £200,000. With regard to the Mitchell Library, he expressed a hope that too large a sum would not be spent on a, splendid builiing, remarking that some members ...

... to 15s., tlio bottle of braitly costing uts about 6m. There was anl oid Piollocw sittiiig very meaisamcholy likce at thile edge of the eroee (cuhsiel is now1 tm'icd-Uip, aind water not over plemata, lonie) Irinaving hoiiln sliace I11ast1 wrote you, ondi( ...

... respect of deaths were ceosiderably larger this year es ial thanr they had been in the past, although he was tb oy glad to say that they were still well within expecta- hi '84 tioris. The increase had chiefly been due to the at Ise deaths of sei policvholders ...

... Jie support of mounted Europeans. Lord Chelmsord and companions believe war is ovsr. A sport confirms the news the Hon. W. death. The total number of killed wounded our side at Ulundi was 118. (DAILY SEWS TELEGRAMS.) Port-Durnford, July 17. flying column ...

... at £100. THE HEALTH OF Lamr.-There occurred in Leith last week 34 deaths, equal to a mortality of 24,9 per 1000. In the corresponding wveek of last ,year there were 78 deaths. Two deaths were caused 1hy zymotic disease, and of the latter eight )new cases ...

... Saturday by Mr A. F. Calvert's ' Clwyd, Captain Greer's Kilcock being second,. E and Mr T. Worton'a Victor Wild third. THR death is announced of the Rev. R J.. I Wilson, the warden of Keble College, Oxford. MR WsnuAs WicKsAm, M.P., who ropre- 5 sented ...

... en-sher in a rn;ation or in an indi- vid: il-I ani, cc., ANDiraW MITCHELL. MITCH.ELL LIBRARY. -8R,- zam sorry to see ' W. S. H. make such an unfounded charge agrrinet tbe staff of the Mitchell Library. I havru knovwn tio library, and lbentefited larzely ...

... plague and IS deaths had been registered up till Fridav. Two fresh cases of plague were notified on Saturday in the environs of Oporto. A telegram from Shanghai states that the plague is slightly on the increase in New- chwang. Seventy-three deaths have occurred ...