... EMXIGnhATIO TO CANADA. Mr. Taylor, the general secretary to the Labonrers' Union, writes as follows from Canada to the Labourers' Union Chronicle:- Canada, certainly, is no place for loafers to thrive; and those people who dare not step unless they arc quite sure there will be some frisnds with outstretched arms to receive them, and feed then,, and carry them about, had better remain where ...

... I THE FINDING OF INFANTS' REMAINa On Tuesday Mr. Carttar resnmed an inqairy e the Royal Oak, Deptford, into the case of fndinga number of bones of infants, under somewhat sospi. cioms circumstances in the soil of a eloet nesr Paul's-churchyard, Deptford. Mr. Montagu Williams appeared for Mr. WsD, la undertaker, who was employed to bury the WedY 0 a child who had been identified as one of these ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. THE MIUNICIPAL REFORMERS AT THE OME OFFICE. It is not from the Home Secretary that any kind of impulsive legislation is likely to come. Last Wednesday afternoon an inf uential ?eputation, headed by the Duke of West- minster and Lord Elcho, waited upon the right honourable gentleman to beg that he ,would. on the part of her Majesty's Govern- mealt, take int ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY TALK The Empress Eug6nme passed through Rochester on Tuesday ou her way to visit the Prince Imperialat Shoeburyness. The Duke of Teck was present on Monday night at the first entertainment this season of the K~ings. ton-vale Working Men's Institute Robin Hood,'of which the Duke of Cambridge is president. The death is announced of Anne, Marchioness of Thomoed, ofil the 22nd ult ...

... TWLE LIBERALS IN THE WILDERNESS. The sight of a good man struggling with adver- ,ity is one which ought to excite the compassion of the gods. If the gods bestow their compassion cu the Liberals out of office, why, then, the gods wvill have enough to do. It would be very dis- tressing, if it did not happen to be still more amnus- i',V to notice the semi-cheerful, semi-languishing attitude ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS' NEWSPAPER. StsR,-In your last week's iesue, I notice an article on the abominations practised by that most gigantic fraud, the gas supply monopoly. Whilst quite agreeing with the general tone of your remarks, I beg to correct one misrepresentation-viz., that gas is anpplied in the pro- vinces at one-half the price charged in the metropolis. Now, seeing that the ...

... F R E E M A S O N R Y. Royal Masonic Institution for Girls. The General Committee of the Subscribers to this Schbog onl Thursday afternoon at Freemasons'flaill Br WtLtt1%)lPat5I' ). chair. 'The other Brethren presetit were' A. 1I. Tattkr'S It 50 Crea~ton, ?? Welismasia, It. B. Webster, ?? F. Peacock le'll- worth, II. Duboocs, Ctilfitits Smith, F. Adlard, onlo-d he White, W. F. Collard ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SIR,-Since the accession to power of the Conservatives, this country has been in a state of political inactivity; little has been heard of the leaders of the ones so called great Liberal party of England. They appear to have disappeared from the politi al scene of action, and taken unto themselves wings wherewith to fly away. Now and again some of the ...

... TYNDALL AND MS ORe. On Wednesday evening Professor Tydal de' livered in the Free rade hall, Manchester, the firA* of the sixth series of Science Lectures for the People. professor Roscoe, of Owen's coUege, resided. Tihe@ subject was C rysftale acd Iolec r Forcesi Dr. Tyndall began by tracing the development of the molecular theory, and illustrated the processes followss by scientific ...

... LAESTUMIGRNN I /The recent issue of the Emigration returns ;the Board of Trade has led processors of C. .a1 science to speculate on the movement of enj enormouspopullation, and to draw sundry Dfortable conclusions from the extra- comy exodus which has been going on of late and is proceeding steadily while we write. ships' prows are tflrned from F4iana at tlls rsmoment, bearing away from shores ...

... oTk- OF LUS AAY town of Over, in Cheshire, a leasrun At ie occtured on 0T:uesdray evening. A cotton othfnetin the county, the property Acid oe Haigla; and Son, had only been recently of MC5OTd with all the latest improvements lend eo gave employment to about 300 opera- 5500tsne80 afte buildingewa several hundred feet 0 feet high, e anduoitained six floors, aliob is enth,0~upid y machinery. The ...

... ORIGINAL CORRESPOND}CE The Charge of Robbery in a Theatre TO THlE EDITOR OF TIHE ERA. Sir,--WlllU you kiilidly inlform youvr reviers in Yom- issile tha:t Mr Cieegl-e ilerbert, cf tile Theatrc l'eva;l B11 trl tab 1o Way colsllectt witlh the ielson vo Rte Sta le ' alltaoleI lately alppeared at tile Worship-strect Police-court on tle age l1lt steatilg, a WilatEc. I aili tue more illlilellelt to ...