... TEE COLLIZEY EXPLOSION AT RAW- I MIARSHX, The explosion at tha Rawmarrh pit has resulted in the death of twenty-three e iners. The explosion is the most serious that has taken place in South Yorkshire since t.ho accident at the Oaks pit; Mr. Casey, one of the secra- taries of the South Yorkshire Miners' Association, and Mr. Broadhead, the treasurer, arrived at Rwawmarsh fhe the purpose of ...

... 2tHE STIPPOSfB NANA SAMIE. We published last reek the details of the capturre o the suipposed Nang, Sabilb. as furni~hed by the files of the Bomrbaly papers downs to October 26, and of the proceed. isga 60 far aF then taken for his identitication. The Indian mail, which arrived on Tuesday, brings down the inqniry to Nov. 2. The Pioneer, wcblisbed in the north-western provinces, gives the ...

... SBUNDAY, FOVMMBDMB 20. SECOND EDITION. MUCH ADO ABOUT O'THING. Really we Britishers have much to be thankful ~or. Auspicious events, in this fine old monar- ,hical country, follow one another with remarkable celerity. So Flourishing has the royal oak of Englandbecomue, owing to being engrafted upon so )ften, that its branches spread out apace, until )y-and-by they will get so extensive that ...

... [CONCLUSION.] JAMIES LAMBIERT worked in Somerville's mill. Like most of the hands, he must cross the water to get home. For that purpose, a small ferry. boat was provided; it lay at a little quay near the mill. One Andrew had charge of it ashore, and used to shove it off with a lever, and receive it on its return. He often let more people go into it than Lambert thought safe, and Lambert had ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2.30 pum, THE RADICAL VICTORY IN PARIS. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) PARIS, Monday.-There was some excitement on the boulevards last night. A slight disturbance occurred at Frascati's. Order was maintained by cavalry patrols. The Radical complexion of the municipal elections has had a stupefying effect. The men elected are more extreme than the Democratic press had rcccmrmended. The ...

... 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 ...

... G Prince Leopold has added his name to the llsf of patrons of the recently-formed Oxford branch of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. . Captain Mayne, R.N., C.B., the eldest son of the late Sir Richard Mayne, has been nominated to the command of H. LS. Invincible. The naval pension of 651. a-year, vacant by the death of retired Capt. J. Geary, R.N., has been cont ...

... ?? Z, , D ? N? I - -i m ?? 5'Oi THE WPEFT TEan~lXsA-i-rn Ore lodep 6i1,1 M1a MM iLENINY. OUR WEEKLY CALENDAR Auricnllse, e-&a~lstiOis., 1-lisle,, files teespin, n7!il other lloristb flowers, iC poleq, 0115111 heilTW ite ores ept moderately ifry, am4- have Plenty Of air. lr4 Blsof all kiudis should IM e tp' pleauteAd'loris- tia'. present month, if net (Ifoils aTllmy, ald ah'o potesl Or Phinel ...

... OUTTINGS FROM THE COMIo JOURNLS (From Puna*) UNCONSCIONABLE.-Head. of the Firm: Want a holi- day!? Why, you've just been at home ill for moath-! HELPING HIM ON-Oldest Inhabitant (to nervous new curate): Now, you may sit down and reod a bit tome, and then you may give me a shilling and then you may ge. A NOEMBnER CRACKER. - SS. Pope: Tha' that young Gladstone with his dratted fireworkst -a su- ...

... The Circular letter ef Archbishop Manning, appointed to be read last night in all the churches of his diocese, contains in its third paragraph a very significant announcement :- It has come to our knowledge that some who openly refuse lo believe the said doctrines (the Immaculate Concep- tion and Papal Infallibility) persist, nevertheless, in calling themselves Catholics, and give out that ...

... To-maoRRow the National Assembly will meet and proceed to elect its president, vice-presidents, secretaries, &c., and then will come a Message, tle precise tone of which has not been settled, or, at all events, is not nr~own. That nothing definitive has been adopted is very probable, seeing that the Right Centre, which met yesterday, came to no determinatiaa as to what line of policy it will ...