... A ROMANTIC INCIDEINT. Oo Saqleiday a young worm an arrive d in MEanafiald in PlI oboe c wnl he; l:; boon i-esidiug there for EOn Onl ho. Sho dif~nvivord Lio at tho Rim Inu, where Ito bado been fodriif owo %i i: :r. H-fro ?? yvoeng lody also torl- u' tier abide, an(3 . very happy wl.iioig tbey ippewrrd to hive nEelxt. Aul arracgement tvas come to that they shoulo, as soon as convenient, be ...

... G -S-, N.W, R P, L S I J IN I M. A, 13,'Y? Eldtucr) YItsAtt Oil T11tit OU'TNTY COUsere -In the in'l, eight years, 1300-66, 4411 1St. phtiuts have been (ilirod In the, COnlty 0ourite of E ,'gland, tihowirg an aest of 805 147 a year. 3 4708369 causes boave been dostitl- mined or judgmentss given-a fair amounti of work for even C0 judges Ito Look back upon;- the tow'rage 15 .483,79 6 a year. 217 ...

... THE FENIANS DEMONSTRATION AT EYDE-PARK. Oar readers will remember thet last Friday a meeting of the committee which organised the Clerken- well-green demonstration in favour of a reprieve being granted to the-unfortunate men who were executed on Saturday was held, at whioh Mr. Finlan anpounced that if the extreme sentenece was carried out he would organiss a feneral proceesion, which ehould ...

... FATAT' BlOAT ACCIDEMT. C14ATTAM, Sept. 7--A fatal accident occurred on the river Medway in t he lower part of Long _Reach yester- day evening, about six o'clock, by which the lives of three officers of ilie Royal Engineer corps vero placed 3 in peril, anld one unfortunately perished. The gentle- man who was drowned was Lieutenant James Jameson t Robertson, assistant Instructor in held ...

... ORIGINAL MODE OF KEEPING CHRIST. I . D M DAY.n M~r. William Lawson kept Christmas Day on his estate at Blennsrhsaset, in Cumberland, in an original manner. Mr. Lawson is a vegetarian, and be gave a vegetarian banquet, of which the Carlisle Journal supplies an in- teresting account. All musicians who intended to be present were requested to bring their instruments; and the announcement, ...

... FO¶TR¶S )W:XTIO- Ft))7RTB k~j~l SSAUlIj ON A PJAOt-1OJCI4C 1ABIAP Iff JILOOMSBU i{Y. , I asgult~ookplace on Anhredy mt hetr tilt; i not. polis, fo wr l two ohck. of rvhictt oel otio tsar, hl pltrtivul' s_ Atte s IW it ir- ru~fil1LlY)-I ~ohi~tg fello-q ?? At the tdY istts t P to Polioscousteahlo klore7, E divi iont While ?? (lil~ t i wer-niews ' (3,Jig,101's t t il: Sclditt ?? :motl I tV¾ shot ...

... THE SUCCESSOR OP HEAD CENTRE STEffPHENS, 'I, 11r - - a at -, ?? - i o,] rep, A ?? G flI AI ln T. - - f AF I The Now York ?? give tke following account of the snccess6r of Stepheus:- General Gleeson, the successor of Stephols, is a young Irishman, remarkable for his tall statur. Ile is about six feet six inches in height, slightly etonoed, and has just enter ed 'hi3 28th year. He was born in ...

... E h fr v3(BO DY'S CS OL UN WITAT NOEXT ? A knitting afchine3 hias bra.n in~f in Otto, wertis which. a child can knit ?? puirs oi s!,~ finjs a 0iiy. Ttic nt w enurpc7 sion hridlge at NiAgara Falls ii.~ y spiviilly ?? to cornplatiun, it is ex pact, d ti a it Ito o~p~i'tl to the puhlle early nix, I; p, tag. ,Wl TIMn fI'XTRAOIIDINAi,Y ALT.F.GAT[ION.- WO last'o, - farto' it ma a n.1aioat, or ?? ...

... A RARtu Wurm.-The following incident is related in the Shropshire black country, in connection with the recent snow storm. At Mount Pleasant, a little village between Shiffnal and Wellington, there live an aged couple named Shepherd, the husband being seventy-one years of age and the wife one year younger. Shepherd is engaged as a furnace-tender at the Old Park Com- pany's works, and on ...

... EQUESTRIANISE EXTRAORDINARY. tiia fnl2 o ell -nI.-n ?? nn~_ ng The Cork ERxminner contains the following account are of an equestrlan exploit in that town:- On Thurseay ng evening, about five o'clock, when Patriok-strret was me crowded, as it usually is at that hour, considerable ex- aes cicament was caused by a man, evidently much under ,i. the influence of drink, riding down the street from ...

... PO0U P 7- --DITION -- SEOKIG C;~jji0Ljl1GACCIDENT AT ?? i eld~17hue14 Hospital, Four mi r t n ien giving way of sonic ?? froniteei itaei coeoro of erection lit Scaffolding at on-e ?? the, South en we (ifthiem will not anid thu houe qjgiU A t about four o'clock locovar. The sodtt .:tttineo John Jones (aged onl Saturdlaysirr' lry i-'rid (418), St. John's- 713) (if Forie ?? (d), o~rih-road and ...

... The Cttr't .. - - ; - _ j, I , r. WINDSOR CASTLE, JULY 13. The Queen, Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse, Princess Louise, Prince Arthur, Prince Ldopold, and Princess Beatrice left the Castle this afternooh, at twenty minutes past 4 o'clock, for Osborne. The suite in attendance consisted of the Duchess of Roxburghe, Baroness Schenck, Major-General Sir T. M. Biddulph, Lord Alfred Paget, Colonel ...