... usly ford ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED AND a an ?let, TWENTrY-ONE INJURED. his 1,he Yesterday morning, about ten minutes psat ten and o'clock, s~boiler explosion, attended -with groat loss '1111. of life and -injury and great destrwstlon. of pro- ahd perty, ?? Bank Mill, on Botton- It I road, Blackburn, the property of Mr. Alderman J. seine Thompson. The mill to a, very extensive one, oon- and ...

... 17IJR FIGHT FOi TfIHE SUURPLUS.I It is one great security for the per- naiiency of the representative institutions of ihis country that the minority is always ?? to subriit to the will of the majority, without making any unnecessary or ut- seemly resistance. The result of this is that the menjority is also placed on its good behaviour, and is willing to use its power in the manner that shall ...

... THE ABH2¶EWA fir n~ - , *G M A Te ?? deopatch has reahed the 0donial Thi office!- ti , TO TIM SHORT RON. T11 PAUL OR XBMlRULRPY. D 4HADQUATBf CAMP, AaiBAmAFa.2. COn . .lMy Lord Your lorohip I 5aware O-ai oxe & . 83rd ultimo i received from t1oe , inot sh jud a letter oucuhed In tqrrq 9!f inondlitonal sur- Jud render. The King hd, wlth,great art and cane, On o succeeded In Impressing npg ...

... gaompool *#gratEUPB j. BARBS POp-rV XI AUPrEMA. PARLIA.MENT. a The House of Commons met on Satur- i day for the purpose mainly of voting supply. On the house going into committee of a supply, Mr. Disraeli moved that Mr. Raikea t take the chair, which was agreed to. A 0 supplementary vote of £260,000 for excess expenditure in the postoffice and the cus- tomrs departments led to a general ...

... I TH. BMW. I TOD TIM IMMRroS OF ThE LlVROq3 hY. I Gentlemen.~-Pray oil what subjectt are wenwdayj as EnglehutmOn, to be at liberty to use our own judgment or act Ur veerommon mense dictates Some years 9s; j mandate was issued that we should carefully, r~paj5,ttalo B aehlplte, for the louse bricks might be dangscro',g to thle nightmous In their hononrable work; of OOsnse, this *ae done. hrl r s ...

... ORCAL N EW S. [. A Rhyl correspondent says It is rumouved that s, 'jl Mr. Gladstone Is about to rent a residence in Rhyl t for use during the ensuing summer, v 51- Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., UP.?. hasl consentedl to I: is. aot aso one of the preoidentsat~ the forthcoming o of Bangor lelteddfod.-,-t Mr.aaronAiphlett, at the Manchester assizas, e he men convicted of robberies with violence. One- d ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT* HOUSE OF LORDS. pi TUESDAY, MARCEl 24. The Lord Chanoellor took his 6est on the wool_ d sack 5.t five o'clock. 1 KIDNAPPING FIJI ISL&NDERS. The Earl of BRaLsUo moved for coples or extraots bi of any further oorrespondence respeoting outrages comitteid upon nativoe of the South Se, Islands, ald inquired what was the exact nature of the in- structions which were given to ...

... TRIAL TRIP OF THIE STEAMSHIe DOMIN ION. The Mississippi and Dominion Steamship Corn- pany, Limited, more porulirly knovan as thb 31 Dominfou line,running forn liverpool to Canaca n via Belfast, as6 juti added the seventh olesimer to .it fleet, bearing the title of tho Vominion rwhich rY vill be commanded by Capinln Bouebsitte; and her trial trip yesterday was one 'voich must have 3d proved ...

... thirt of MARKET GARDENERS AT WALTON-LE. for D0 DALE. bol3e 0 Some of the men lately employed by Mrs. were MIausley and SOns are still out on strike; the ten e to renialuder have obtained work at other places. born Mlesrs. J. and W. Nowell have conceded the de- were st. mnds of tho men, an advance of 2s. and a reduc- wort] e tion of tluee hours' work per week. The men the al e cmployed by ...

... .TEs GnnsssrousE.-Greenhouse and windowv plants will now be showing signs of activity. As soon as they are fairly started into growth, let them be potted. Azaleas and camellias, even though growing, should riot be potted' till they are quite done flowering; and, in a general way, the same rule applies to all shrubby grronhouse and window plants. Epacrises and ericas' star' into growth very ...

... ' ei IJL1FGED TRADE BE° COiz IA SPIRACY AT BRLY ^ ;th ww~u-L. Al d'i es Assizes yesterday,, Worral, ar Atkinso, Joseph Hargryegvs Was Shackleton, °T11aS Porsyth, George Riley, and WR H~eys-presentk td thhermselves ill the dock at the opening of the court. Xi te COunsel who were engaged in the ease on the two prey 0ti5 days were again present, with the exception of M~r. Ab~iulla. ei Mr. Pope ...

... I DBAHS FROM BURNING\IN SALFORD. | On Monday afternoon, Mr. P. Price, coroner, held an inquest at the St. Philip's Tavern, Oldfield Road, Sal. ford, on the-bodies of Ann Nelson, 49 years of age at waried, woman,: and Margaret Neild, a child 'three years of age, .who died in the Salford Royal Dispensary on Sunday, from the effects of bumns' received at! a fire at82, Davis s-street, flroughton ...