... in drawing a tooth, thereby causing the fracture of a jaw' The plaintiff was a mate in the mercantile marine service, and in ISiiO had called on -the Messrs Gabriel in Liverpool to get a tooth tkken out. According to his case the assistant employed key, and with so violence and of skill as to break the jaw, thereby causing dreadful and long-continued pain and suffering, and loss of the use ...

... MONDAY, MAY 27, 1872. The Birmingham and Worcester Canal which has lately been narrowed in consequence of the formation of a railway, burst its banks yesterday morning and overflowed the adjacent country. Men were turned out, and the breach the bank was repaired. A good deal damage has been done. The Carlists are still continuing to show fitful signs of their existence in Spain, ...

... MONDAY, MAY 20, 1872. Religious toleration seems to be broadening in Japan. An Imperial decree has been issued abolishing all edicts against Christianity. Latest advices chow that the Carlist insurrection is slowly but steadily being suppressed. It is said that Don Carlos has succeeded in getting back to France, and he is supposed by the Spanish authorities to be one of three Spaniards ...

... of the Congregational Union of England and Wales. Mr Conder is one of the ministers who has signed the declaration against excluding the Bible from publie elementary schools. Rout ell the Convict.—The Home Office gives an official contradiction to the rumour that ¥m. Roupell, ex-M.P. for Lambeth, has declined leave Portland Prison on a ticket-of-leave. The facts are, that all applications on ...

... Wednesday Evening. Flax.—Only limited quantities again appear our markets, i'riees in codes ruled in. favour buyer?. \arns.—Demand generally not rctive. Operations during tne past week have not been extensive, andeomparativelylittle on home account. English and Scotch transactions continue of a limited nature. Some increase taken place in stocks. slight reduction in prices may be Reported. ...

... of this line are to commence on the Ist of July. The sea passage is under two hours, and the loch sailing about forty minutes. The trains are to go alongside the steamer at Stranraer and Larne, and by this route London will be brought within 16i hours of Belfast, Birmingham within 15 hours, Manchester or Liverpool within 12 hours, and Carlisle within 7£ hours. A Mad Leap at Airdeie. —On Sunday ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. kino William's dock. fc?ny 30. —Agnes, White, Holyslattd, lime Kolk, Uaerem, *K:onigsbeTg, : Bernhardine, flax. DEPARTUKES FROM DUNDEE. May 50.—Alice, Hansen, Tayport, light ; Nygard, Baltic, ballast ; Barsillai, Pedeiieu, Tay port, l^tit; Singalee, Anton, Middlesbro', light; Tabor (e.), Fuller, Tyne, light; Vesper (s:), Muir, Tyrrc, tight. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Arica, ...

... General Post Office, April 28 Mails. Despatch. Mails Duk. Aden, via Biindisi Thursdays,. .5.55 Mond Do. via Southampton Wednesdays, p i'uesd African Mail May .. ..2.30 Australia, via Southampton .. May S, .. ..2.30 p wj.May Do. via Brindisi May 5.55 May 13 B.azil, via Southampton May 8 2.30 p m May 19 Do. via Liverpool May 10, .5.55 pm . Do. do. . May 17, ,5.55pm . Do. do. ...

... (jrEJfEKAi, Post Office, April 26. Mails. Despatch. Mails Due. Aden, via Brindisi . i ~ Thursdays,. .5.55 p m , I/O. via Wednesday 3,2.30 m Tuesd African Mail May May Australia, via Southampton .. May 8, .. ..2.30 m May Do. via lSrimlibi .. May 6.66 May 13 Braril, via Southampton May 8, .. ..2.30 P May 19 Do. via Liverpool 1 May 10, /5.55 pm . Do. do. Alfiy 17, .5.55pm .. ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. DOCK. May 20.—Margaret Reid, Mustard, lime ; Union, White, Bo'new, coal.s ; Little Alice (s.), , Middlusbro, iron: (s.), Findlay, London goods; Cashmere, Tobin, Calcutta, jute. • WILLIAM'S DOCK. May 20.—Schalve, Jansen, Merael, flax. EARL GRET'S DOCK. May 20.—Vespor (s), Mndie, Sunderland, coals : Anna, Nygaard, Sannesund, battens 7 Caroline, Larsen, Horsens, ©at*>. ...

... that city, took place in London, on Wednesday evening. Mr Robert Gladstone was the fourth son of the late Mr Robert Gladstone, of Liverpool, younger son of the late Sir John Gladstone of Fasque, and first cousin of the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, head of the present Government. Sir Travers Twiss.— The residence of Sir Twiss in Park Lane, close to the scene of the terrible murder of Madame Riel ...

... ARRIVALS DUNDEE. WILLIAM'S dock. May P.—Vesper (a), Mu iie, Suaderlaiid, C>als ; Rotate, Hinar, Hamburg, salt; Rjli.mco, Smith, Konigsberg, lias; Paladin, Denaro, x>eel. DEPATITUiISH- FROM -DUNDEE. May 9.—Yarrow (->), Liv rpool, goods ; vo-t, t; liarftaia, Sturm, Tayjwrt, light-. Jf ATIITI.MS EXTfiACf?. THiomas, Whyto, left Arbroath fur 9th i:ut» Ihihistrious v./., fi.UTis do. NowcisHe, do. r ...