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... SBEIOCS )It.ILWAY ACCIDENT IN IRELAND. About a nile from Clonroad Station on the Athenry, Tuam, and Ennis Railway come waggons broke from a train, and running into the station, dashed into a pas- senger train with great force. Several of the passengers were severely injured, but none fatally. The carriages were much damaged. AOOIDE&T ON THE MA.NCHESTER, SEIEPFILD, a-un LiNCcovsLTcsun RBrLwAr- ...
... The annual meeting of the sichcribers afnd friends of the Leeds Invalids' Ritcben was held vesterday in the Grand JurV Roote, at the Town Hall. His Worship the MxAYo (Alderman Maseden) occupied the chair; and there was Et icumlier of ladies present. In oponing the proceedlings, the Mneor. said that there WOS scarcely any societv in thse towni which was calculated to do more good than this ...
... THE RECENT EXPLOSION ON THuE REGENT'S CANAL.- Yesterday Mr. Forsyth, M.P., Sir Thomas Chambers, M.P., Dr. Holt Dunn, and other gentlemen representing the vestries of Paddington and Marylebone, waited upon the Home Secretary to urge upon him the desirability of immediate legislation on the subject of the storage and transit of gunpowder for the public safety, to secure obedience to existing ...
... TE PROPOSED CANGESINTEE MIDLAND RAILWAY. MIEETING IN LEEDS. An influential and numerously attended meeting of *hareholders of the Midland 1ilalway Company' was held =esterday afternoon at the Queen Hotel, L eeds, to con- id er the proposed abolition of ?? carriages and other important changes announced bI the directors in passengerfares. The requisition whioh convened the meeting was signed ...
... FR~,ANcE. PRus, Wednesday.-Lord Lytton and Mr. Wash- burne dined with Marshal ?? at the Elysie yesterday. The Paris Munioipal Council has commenced die- cussing the mode of cleansing the Seine. The deputies representing the Department of the Dordogue have presented an addresI to the Minister of Foreign Affairk, protesting against the arrest, by an Argentine man.oi.war, of M.- Onelie Tounens, ...
... ,EiESFELECTION G&a ALDERMEN IN ;I:E THEEULL CORPORATION. The adjourned meeting to consider the re-election of aldermen: took place in' the Parochial Offices, Posterugate, yesterday, Mr. Elam being voted to the e chair. Among those present Were Councillors Waller, 1 Downs, Wheatley, Sanderson, Wilde, H. P. Jackson, r J. Thompson, Witty, Ausell, Toozes, Bellamy, e Larard, Elani, Blackbourn, ...
... BRITISH WORKMAN HOUSES IN LEEDS, The annual meetina of the British Worlkman houses in Leeds was held in the Philosophical HIall, Park-row, last evening. There was a large attendance. The chair was occupied by the MIAYorv (Aid. Marsden), who wits supported on the platform by Mr. Joseph Lup- ton, Mr. John Whiting, Mr. W. Titind Smith (fan- chester), Mr. Wim. harvey- Mr. J. H. Th'orp, and Tr. ...
... SjITDIAYS AND BYEWAYS IN SWITZERLAND. Tloecvtard bound! The littlestone hut en the ~sttrjoe, awy up1 am~Jong fields ofsO\ d r:.9tfltitlns of ire, Nvi the ?? Fas, j0 mlad of a b~wlrunning Past itst door, and thle grim]a- inikof the Hatterhorte frowning down uponusfo yrcsvcn itself, is to he our ttiri llnpit, t If 're pletS mt corepancitls, 'who have jounydwtcsb It;e and valley and moultain ...
... THE LEEDS M ERCURY. A sPrqr1-- telegram in the Pall Mall Gazette states that Austria and Germany have expressed their I readiness to proceed with the ?? development of t the proposals on the international usages of war sub- c mitted at the Brussels Congress. According to the s same telegram, England, France, and Italy are in negotiation relative to the position which they will take, in common, ...
... LOIE) P. CAVENDISTH, Mf.T., ON PlhE.lN)TLY SOC mTrLIS. A Cleoi~nntratintn, moler thle aisiicon ?? the1 Brad fordc Disi, ri it rif tlii Il 111 11031I iii CIt.( rjIij, so'c fiI 01 flo ws, 1%: I O'l ?? U731 i 3, Wo-s CO 1131131 rmied ilu S1. ltoerge'i, H113 ith rnite-nadwilt be conciiluded3 this, ernioig 11191'Cwa i13 thd inm 1l w A fter L; hit 111 ~~llZ1 3'.e etil,f BrU [I(ld ?? If'W 1Ii1, Mr. ...
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... LETTER FROME PRESIDEINT GRIANT. The Ci1nriuaafi Gazelle of the 30th nit ?? n letter from Presideiit Gront, preceded bythe followingmeplsne- tions :-In 1872, when: it was found that Grant woulld bo re-norninated, the report was circulated that, in view of the many groundless reports as to his seeking the norni- nation, he would decline to bc a candirdate, So positive were the reports upon this ...