... I FEA~rUL FIGHT WITH A RHUINOCEROS A very serious acc-ident occurred at the Gardens of the Zoological Society in the Regent's-park. The elephant henuie consists of a number of cages, opening into oue large paddock, and each cage is provided, with double doors. On the above morning, Andrew Thompson and Richard Godfrey, keepers, were sweeping out the cage of the large Indian rhinoceros, when the ...

... i7GL.FLOGGE girial declaration of the poll on A a lust when Dr. W. Hardwicke was ,Iored to be duly elected for the office of Vre0 Ithe Central District of the County loroner oX the ?? candidate ob- 21 in the course of his address of thanks, ed should emulate the examples of Dr. 5t and Dr. Lankester, his predecessors. Iferring to the public services of Dr. D hefeng r Walley was a strong ...

... rn, a u-un nf Santiago has ex-communicated the the law prohibiting the promulgation of Papal bulls. ...

... FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, SATURDAY EVBUISTO. We are promised a pretty sight next year, the Liberals quarrelling in public throughout the length and breadth of the land. The recent con- ference of the Reform Association is the cause of it all. Then the Radicals carried the day against the Moderates, but the committee of the Association reversed the decision of the public, to whom ...

... Aynsacmp I Poort-Lfiw AssocrsrcoVr. ~- The Bi rs sixty-ninth quarterly meeting of the Ayrshi-reBi Poor- Law Association was held -at Kilmarnock 00on Saturday-Mr Smith, poor inspector, Cum.- Br a nook, presiding. It was agreed that in future B Fs the annual meeting ashould be held at Ayr, that ne ir one quarterly meeting should be held each year p a- at Kilmarnock, and that the other two ...

... : T O CObRRSONDEITS. Ovingtothe number of letterercelved it isinpossibletogive the answers in the current eek. We coanot undertake to return WAS. or to send anewos by sPoot, W. E.-AddressGeorgeWillett, 38, South-street,Worthing, Suetex, for information respecting the book. J. ADB=OT.-If the non is his father's executor he can ant under the will by which his father was appointed. J. WARNR--We ...

... AUISCELLANBOUS, A number of English ladies have presented to the Pope a elmn of £2,400. The Marquis of Drogbada has been appeirted Lord Lieutesiant of Kildare, in the room of the Duko of L-iustcr, deceased. 1ire new schools in the Rodney road werc formally oponed on Tuesday by Sir Charles Reed, chairman of the School Board for London. Oin Tuesday morning the Union Woohen Mills, at Batley, near ...

... . -. t ., MIONDAY, ?? 30,1i874. 7 I., .. ?? - E . Ai agitation i] about to take place thir ugh- out the 8outh Wales district in referemce to the proposed reduction of the colliers' wages, and Mr. HTIDA, the president of the Miners' Association, is announced to address several meetings during the present week. The resolution of the masters is re- garded by the coriers generally as a breach of ...

... GO, IN A NEW LIGHTU 'Bendigo, the once fatuous chaln- ~lnd, but of late better knowil ill 'it `the election buses of his at( '2 Wottdnghamn, made his first alppear- 'r:1 pulpit in connection with a scries of bE I-es held at the London Cabinen's it The evening service was cr'owd w'II g, ndth poceedings Were, as one El leci' dhesibd it, conducted by ti, leaders ?? going a o drs. the crowd ...

... COiinESPONDENC.Y. MISS CAVE2NDISH AT THE THEATRE RUIYAL. TO THIE EDITOR Or THE BELPAST NXWS-LETTEB. Sir.-Romeo and Juliet, ever fresh, ever charm- i-g, ad long aoceptedas the most pleassng of tue great dramacti!t'a tragedies, was a-ted on baturfay evening a- our lcest tiepte., In oricicising tbeper. I fuzmeiue Vfo :naturally turn in th ?? instaace ti, the great feature of ..o evoning-the ...

... The will, dated July 0, of William Lambert, late of Wood House, Finehley, and of Wyside House, piouth, who died on the 4th ult., was proved on the i inst. by Mrs Margaret Collins Lambeit, the wIdow, Thomas Hakewill, and Charles Morgan, the executors, the personal estate being sworn under £ 50,000. The tes- tator directs th « following legacies to be paid at the death na-5iS7if-e' b?' I'1' Wnt ...

... ;:TES STORM. Bditriz wether prevailed, ?? joyeterday,'. and according, to aborrespondents p.reports, it seema :that the. heavy- rainfall aud Inhigh winds h av been general over the country, Ls ?? KirkoaIldy,.our ?? ban t Alil 'aiht 'the' wind blew to violent gusts from of h 9 II ?? L. the no~rth-east, and yesterday morniq, As far Ord Ai thei eye could -reach, the Firth~of ~Forthi was defe Ma ...