... VALUE OF LAND IN TEE CITY. . . - . L _ . . The plot of land No. 24, Lombard-streeb, containing an st, area of 1,530 square feet, with the modern banking pro. - mises thereon, has been disposed of to Mosero. Mackenzie, T a Trunder, and Co., Old Broad-street, for the sam of J. £60,000, to Baron Grant, of the firm of Grant, Brothers, oe and Co., in whose occupation they are. This averages, to ...

... ?? - - ?? ITE,j' Le : .. i J t Cur, Av tD r ,;ldI N 10 IN' E S.,$ *AflOLTD, MAY i64 1379 t ?? lily; the It Li, ( I C18 , ., ,s .d i:l; r' ?? ol'l pl1lllo r;l' tii,-r- -r c-iLL Ioirie lin ibvour A h~er p o --s; i I . -I o'illi i1 11'SIt i linin lire 1 Iw ~ ir; ithp rI' eh of fixiros o ii f ?? fi' l.~t yoa c I 'iner otftrihp i ii' r 1 4-k ( 'urir'ss Ti e i ?? i~s il ?? t'k'i' liti 'ifi l. ...

... WTPUgDAY, MAY 11, 1872. 0311E very interesting facts relating to the composition of tho British army are given in a Parliamentary return which has just been issued. The total force, exclusive of cornniis- sioned officers, is 177,678, of whom 117,701 are English, 16,815 Scotch, and 44,092 Irish. In the Blouschold Cavalry, numbering altogether 1,205 men, there are only 9'3 Irish ; in the Cavalry ...

... EVERYBODY'S COLUXI, Monday was one of the holidays under the Benk p0j. day A etoflastyearin Scotland, and Monday week I 1 Monday) will be a holiday under the etatate in Eeglaza and Ireland. On Monday, at the Liverpool Polie-coert, a wo named Maher and a man named Connell were uandd on a charge of killing the female prisoner's child, wtd ttey strangled while struggling for it in a dinah00 ...

... RI LEAP FROM THE IRISH MAIL. 8 A fewrosorningesgo anlrish gentleman named Ferguson al ?? London for Dablin in afleet-clausc ompeartment of the 8 Irish limited mail. All went well until after Rugby wee el paxssed, which took Place about half-past ten o'clock, when T it is suipposed Mr. Ferguson was fast asleep. After the iil train had reacobe Cathiron-lane, where there is a steep fc etsbankment ...

... lone The following letter, in reference to the terrible earth. it Iny quake in. Syria, has been received in Londou :- e: Ihis Dear Sir,-My letter hae been interrupted, as my tl ner telegram has already informed you, by the most dreadfal -J he cdaraity that has occurred in this country for the last 50 bi I he years. I cannot pretend under present ciroumstances to h1 vere give you anything like ...

... IWHIT-MONDAY VOLUNTEER FIELD.DAY AT I TOOTING. A metropolitan volunteer field.day was ?? t on Tooting and Streatham-commons, and, aided as it was by fine weather and a large muster of troops, was highl successful. The regiments engaged, consisting of the 37th Middlesex (Bloomsbury) Rifles, the 4th Middles. 1 sex (West London) Rifles, the 2nd Surrey (Croydon) D Rifles, the 2nd Tower Hamlets ...

... EVASION OF CUSTOMS DUES- Joseph Horlook Gann, thirty-one, a shipping agefnt in Hailway-plaee, Fenolhurob-street, who had been arrested ent c. on a waryanit, wag, at the instance of her Majesty's at le Commissioners of Cnstoms, chargeI at the brnsion- S, house with nnlawfully unrbipping certain prohibited, br 1, restricted, and nacustomed goods, and knowingly JB le evading the onstom duties, ...

... I M,AGLAIMANT AT AI:RE3BOR ?? (suB5ET OF 'jTCUSTRATSOIC.) ?? genitieman who claims to ~bi the righltfal beir to totheioteborne title and eat.ete barbesn courbing-oeo- Ilarity within a fter miuse or Tiolbborno HQ1, Oil Tucs. ?? afternoon nest week the clahimsat upon the. oh ?? of a number Of the tenants Of Ithe Trichhottne p stateg, andi of tlea townsceopla of. reofl h~ is :iy distant ...

... PORT OF LONDON SEIMEN'S STRIKE. no AA.a L___ _3 tX A. 3r- The movement commenced by the seamen of the port of London for an increase of wages is being actively con. g tinued. A numerously-attended meeting of the seamen d was held, under the presidency of Mr. Lyons, of Tower- , hill, on Friday evening, at the Albion Tavern, Mercer. street, Sbadwell, when resolutions in furtherance oa the ...

... THE CLAIMANT AT ALRE2FORD. Rai On Tuesday aftbernoon the Claimant, upon the in- On I 1vitation of a narmber of the tenanuts of the Tiohborne COE estates and of the townspeople of Alresford, Hamepshire, hre which is distant some three miles from Tichbor~e Hall, r'ist paid a visit to the little village of Alreiford. 'The eval ' Claimant has been stopping for the last few days 9at SamE the ...

... GElNEgRAL Sm0-V Al : at,'I Reliious Librattinon Sceeloti is abitnt to erg~afisa an leoarl 1116hibioery in, connecti'on' witu the roove- 15 ontfo prc'etiag he eprstenof Charch frem Tate* I le Pia-ratp Phiri beolots are) ilL~heo' be gt i ut the ag-regitte cats-h is not et aill up to tisb t Oi lsh Wealk. N-early Phi) trout worn, kilethn. T'iie; Ierl oi Carnairvon hasq bought Mr. Sheridtan'S Lilit ...