... REFORM Ulol.GA AT ?? l OdM idl. emo strat oa orgauiz ?? t,1oeras ?? at Northam pto ~ ' '4'Thri ?? Reform League Woo V- :8 1se41 town. Int the aft ersio bands Marcli,id I-j J% at aere carried thruh thdtet, tr ...

... INDECENT CONDUCT OF a RAILWAY At the Gnild3haU, on jraureddy, Arthur (ooper, ltving at 4, Veraonteqatrea Clerkenwell, was ohrrged before Talerman (Wiliam Lawrsnoe with indecently assaulting Cartr, a domestic ervuunt, while riding in a second- Dlao ra iway catriage on the London, Chathamn, and Mt~r. Church, the ajoitor, attended on behalf of the rail- wayot Company to wvatca. the case. and if ...

... HowC -TL EXPLOSIO, .vt'v ?? severn oclouk on Mondaymorzing a 100Gl erx;e O31', itvi. ring lo(sif life, took place at the CE 1r s depot @f the North London Railway. The kiS ?? on tte south side of the line near the Higebmur Strtion, and is epprcachedfrom St. Paul's-road. -Tae sre 6a cvmrl lofty imrber lifts for raising the ooal Ltt3 f'rn rh line into the yFrd, which were worked by IPVilet ...

... GARDENINGo. BY GEORGB IL P. GLELWNY, JU. OURB GADEN.-Nfo, MiL r, Cherries. although not. so mueh appresiated as many other rO kinds of fruit on account of their not being quite 0o useful we ;- presume should nevertheless have a place in every garden. ' 3. For this reasot, then, we laropose giving halt.a dozen sorts for our-readers to choose from-namely, -Frait medium size, round, and or. a red ...

... Sit A. W. PEEL AND B93 CONST1TENTS. Air A. W. Peel, K.P., eeddireesen rerr CoDatituentd at Warwtiok. Referting to the committees upon which he bad served, he expressed a hope that one committee of which he was a member-that appointed to inquire into the affairs of the London, Ohatham and D )ver Railway I Company-bad satisfactorily volvfd the problem how could a company in desperate ...

... DREAD VERSUS FLQlUR SIR,-&s the City cleiks are now in a fair way of oh- aimug a good dinner at a fair price, I think the various trades' uinous of London, and other places, should at 3nog adopt a system of co operation to supply their mem- bers wi;h bread and flour. It is in their power if they so willed it-notbiug easier. I will take the amalgimated engineers, as I happen to know more about ...

... THE ABYSSINIAN EXPSDITION. LVrom Cue i nes oJ ?? 01 8po. 28.J Preparations for the Abyssinian campaign are being made in Bombay vkih all the despatch and foresight for which the heads of decartments in India, unfettered either by War-cfioe or Horse Guards, have on all coca- EionS been noted. The principal officers acooinDanyinB] the exoedition will be as ?? ahief, his Exoellenoy Sir R. Napier, ...

... MI8CELLANEOUS. The number of patients relieved at the Royal Fre Hospital during the week ending October 5 ?? 2,997, of which 1,043 were new cases. Mr. Bright, i P., being unable to visit Edinburgh tbis season, the proposal to norfer Upon him the freedom of that city has been deferred. Bome ancient lamps have been found in Romsay Abbey Church, and which are suplhaed to belong to the twelfth oeu ...

... BH51QUET T3 AN IRSK l r_ ; ^ r 1s _P&E~TrrPtttrlg F'ather Lavelle was awert o-1uat55 B it aeaday evening, in th n ud Re qt on Dublin, by a number of his fri- 03o m of i ntdo simple but magnificent decr, 'dn admirers. Tb of large labels, hung rounrd t 100 of the ron rersthd names- .Iteanus, T. F. Ueg gfev roiling .bearg O'Toole, O'Connell, J 5hur Ia t&3 Learcoren Sarafield, Wolfe Tone, FP ...

... - SUNDAY, OCTODER 20, ?? SUNDAYS EDITION. TME ARR3ST OF 3JM ISACE, AND THE GRIEVOUS ]DIS&PPOILITrMUT 1oF THC NOBUE aND OTSER PATRLONS OF THE PUGILISTIC ART. The arrest of Mr. James Mace, asd the consequent prevention of the prizefight ;wich was announced to take place on TueadRy last for the purpose of deciding which should be champion of England, Mr. Meee, the stalwart and swarthy ...

... Acelaide Lomax (the wife of a retired j unabliat of that name) has been charged at Margate 'wich atrocious cruelty to her child, Agnes Lomax, otherwise Agnes Bayly. Mr. Pollaky watched the case on behalf of the Na- tional Society for the Piotecuon of Young Girlo (Lon- don); Mr. Mcas prosecated; and Mr. Towne oefended. Two female servants deposed that the prisoner had hit the child on the hands ...

... flEE FENIAN PA aC. eight 'i on bancitay evening a bolly 0t Men, Al C5'3,u 200 asosemtbled on the glacie ?? the gl thle Phcoaiz-piark, Dublin. Thoy were d by th'~ Fettry, to whom they replied by shout- ch05iig- ribsill lagngage- The superintendent of 61- so seeing tbat the crowd did not seem disposed Imae' rdeedthe signals agreed upon to ba flrrd. ?? the m5g zle were got in readiness to ,u aan ...