... THIRTEEN KILLED. On Mondav afternoon, about two o'clock, the scaffold- ing intended to raise the remaining greatribs of the main transept suddenly gave way, precipitating a num- ber of men to the grunod from a height of upwards of 102 feet. Ten were killed at onoc, and seven others much injured. A horse was also killed. Three men died in Guy's Hospital. The work in which these men were engaged ...

... MEIE'T'iXNO O S1IRPOWNElRS. A ocetinig of SililToNt1iiCS (lt' N1 tit oll( S0ooit Shields AViL IIe LI ott ?? ii cII.,Ifeqtel11 c ?? ;a recenit ?? ont the Cat ofs Qee[Iel to Iegtl Im, ti milti i lgjig of sjip J. j til'te:. ESI., NVl, C ?? tO tilt chait. 'TIte CIIAIIItMkN Of) IMI tboe IlMoineos by ?? his (lec reglre . at tile ?? ,I tie wlietinit. Ile Iitld ever It :1 teep ilitlirco il tile velite ...

... COUNTY OF DURHANT AGRICULTURAL - SOCIETY. . . I - .. The twelfth annual iho0wsofsthi6 societv was held YOs- terday week at Bishop Auckland, in a field near to the railway station of the Stockton and Darlington Railway Compauy. (Our parcel with the report unfortunately did not arrive till after all the papers for the county of OIur- ham had been posted; hence the enavoidable postpone- ment). ...

... 1IoUSE OF LORDS.-FPJDAY, AUG. 12. The Earl of MALMESBURY moved for a copy of the manifestoes published in the St. Petersbury Gazette by the Emperor of Russia, and for the answers returned to those documents by the British government. The noble earl then proceeded to review the causes which had led to the attitude assumed by Russia on the present occa- sion, an attitude which he ascribed in a ...

... GREAT FIRE AT DOV.ER-AIOTHER FALL OF I THE CLIFF.. On Sunday afternoon a fire brolke out in the extensive pre- mises of Messrs Walker and Co., oil merchants and seed croaske s, situated under the cliffs, at the end of Snaresbrook- street, and about a quarter of a mile from the railway station. One of the Rifle brigade saw smoke issuing from the build- ing, and it is supposed that a quantity of ...

... ATTENDANCE AND VOTES OF THE MEMN13EI FOR NOIITH.U1JBEItLAND AND DURHAM, (Pron; a legister kept by the National Parliamentary and fi. ,,n0cialj Iefers) Association, 41, Charing Cross, Lozodon,) F ..R ?? ., ?? ..jt a_ . , . . ! * p-anato-1or F. Against A . A Abset . Aug. 3. 241. Going into commoittee, expenses .1 A,- tions bill. 249. Postponing considoration of boil. 43. Caididates employing ...

... EXAMINE-R.We do not believe that the fear of Russia has influenced the policy of the French and English governments. United France and England would immensely overmatch Russia in a war canried on beyond her own territory, where her true passive strength lies. The mere defensive pavwer of Russia is groat; itis a wall to rush against which must be de- straction ; but, of late times, she has been ...

... BPEI i L OF .'r.TE A1D VE, RTISEMlElNT DUl Y. 0-T ! ,overnment hatvng abowlis7d the duty on advert) 'irents, 1, public wvill lhase greater fa- cilities 'hans he ?? Ior Mnaking thcir an- flO ?? otfl in newsy apers The shortest advert, so ots, cnnsisting of two or three lines- ;!sc for .ra5xapyl, htceA relate to sitaa- tios I /sercants wanted, esuallqy )laced in the first c, .;t of the firist ...

... The fo1howving are the details of this grand naval sP00 t'cle, which was briefly mentioned by telegraph lest week:- Hitherto in fleets the heaviest portion of the force has consisted of sailing men-of-war, three-deokers, two- deckers, and 60-gun frigates-the smaller vessels only having been propelled by steam-power, and that the paddle-wheol ; but the fleet which was reviewed on the 11th ...

... On Wednesday morning, about one o'clock, a fire broke out at the piano-forte manufaotory of Messrs Kirkmau, Goldon-square, London, and burnt with such fury, notwithstanding all the efforts of tho firemen, that damage estimated at 10,000 vwas done, ton other build- engs being more or lees injured. Store than seventy workmen have loot their tools, and are thrown out of emuploy, A private ...

... NEWCASTLE, AUGUST b. Parliamentary business is now being dispatched with zreat rapidity. In the House of Lorde, the Succession ]uties UHill, the Entails (Scotland) bill, the Customs Duties' ill, the Stamp Dutice (definition) bill, the Stamp 1)uti;e (No. 1) bill, the Stamp dutell (No 2, relating to advertesements and news8r psr supplements) bill, the Turnpiko Trusts Arrangement bill, the Shele ...

... THE SEAHAM HALL BAZAAR A bazaar for the benefit of the Seaham Harbour Me- chanice' Institution was held at Seaham Hall on the 8th, 9th, and 10th, under the especial patronage of the Marchioness of Londonderry. The number of visitors by railway and steamers, as well as private vehicles, was very great. The bazaar was bold in a spacious tent, erected be- hind the hall, about 63 feet in length, ...