... 'I I 11.. - . M.-ndfv 1ThrniTlP. tn I J 0llV/1TV. ' '5 - ?? ' ?? ?? - ' .. ?? ?? SHORTLY before eleven o'clock on Monday morning, a frightfal accident occurred in the Vauxhall-walk, Vau)- hall, which it is feared will terminate fatally, to an aged man named William Norton, aged seventy years, residing at No. 5, Doris-street, Princes-road, Lanibetb. A spirited horse took fright and rushed down ...

... TEE MAIN AREM OF BATTLES. INrANTRY is the main arm of a people's army, and 'has always proved the backbone of English armies, even in dark times of the Middle Age, when in most Continental armies the feudal nobles, with their wealthier retainers, fought on horseback, looking on their serfs, who served on foot, as worse than useless in the shock of battle. This was notably exemplified at the ...

... I I/W-A- S- ., -(From Truths.) compi re It would appear that the Crown Prince of Austria has point a not won. golden opinions during his -stay in Dublin. e nr Rightly or wrongly, a somewhat uncourteous remark is By- at ascribed to him rea~ecting the Duchess of Mrlborough. Eugi At a ball, too, at, which he wan present, he was engaged for of aS a dance to a young lady, th daughter of ?? mnake, ...

... TITCHFiELD. ..ITAllnrr OP KNTOP -RP~nTtya. .A. Mh P^+4-1 11 CHA1nGE Op KyirFr STABBING-At the Petty thfe Sessions at Pareham, on Monday, Frederick Pack, a lad of ith 17 years, was brought up on the remanded charge of hns having unlawfully wounded William Whitear.-Mr. ie Douglas Ford (of the firm of Messrs. R. W. Ford and Son, -of Portsmouth) appeared on behalf of ?? prose- !as cutor stated ...

... JUVENILE MISSIONARY SOCIETY.- This Soeietv *eks, JUVENILE MIfiSIONARY SOCIETY.- This Society mour in connection with the Wesleyan Chapel, held their annual n of meeting on Thursday evening, when there was a large ern- attendance. The Rev. S. Wray occupied the chair, and the delivered an interesting address suitable for the children here on Missionary Lands. Upwards of 421. had been collected ...

... Nampiiktrt Wrdefitafm 1 PORTSMOUTH, WEDNESDAY,: FbB.RUARY 6. What has just happened in Portsmouth supplies K a certain clue to what is happening all over the gr -i-b- AR n Md.pv nf- -ilrav 1u1'h ?? ,1-: aul country. As a matter of course both sides claim | to have the public feeling with' them, nor would it be worth while to dispute that plenty of evidence is available in support of either ...

... _- Alu W&W UJUUEUt 1! 1 WIL 43'. thi + .h. Wb7teI eA*Zi77 vote (PFem the Wi iehall Reviewv) roice. It is not improbable that in the estimates for the filan- cial year provision will be madb for the appointment of a ward Captain of the Port ' at Gibraltar. Hitherto the duties ieted of this post have been undertaken by the naval officer in dleter charge of the naval establishments and stores ...

... L6CAL AND DISTRICT NEWS. The treasurer of the W U .. ifz- -s se Thetreasurer-of theR, H ta acknowledges the ieccipt ,Ip. of 4s. Collected by A; ivy of ~Sout sea. .0The Bishop of Wimchesber. has taken up his residence iii nr London, at 3 , Great Cumberlandplacei a- The children of the PortseaIln okhuewr t.entertained on M°Ofna9boi Island WVorkhouse were e nte rta ineo n Mo the Tnday by viewing ...

... YORK CORPORATION AND THE GAS CO(MPANY. A speoial meeting of the York Corporation was held l yesterday, for the purpose of further considering the application to Parliament of the York Gas Company for h increased povqrs and the opplosition thereto, and to adopt snob measures as they might~think expedient. The Loan ti CMr. LE rAr5 M.P., as chlairman of the Corporation~ ~V Comm1alittee who 4ad ...

... tortiga 4tt (lulal. ?? FRANCE, The Chamber of Deputies, notwithstanding the argu- ments of the War Minister, has resolved, by 251 votes against 230, to reduce the Item set apart for the Hotel des Invalides by sixty thousand'francs, in order to suppress the office of governor of that establishment. GERMANY. The Bill submitted ?? in infer- ence to the mode in which the Imperial Chancellor is to ...

... IAu Ras.,e.eserutd.j By FREDERiCK WElDMOREa Author of A Snapt Gold Ring,' hoc., dc. CfAPTER XXXIHL WVAITING. I told you, said Beddingly Aucott, when Cecily, at their hotel, had posred into her father's ears, impulsively, the story of the meeting in the picture gallery, ' I told yoe that love of you was in the young man's mind. It was a happy meeting; happy for all of us, he prosed on, ...

... PARIS, Wednesday. CuR latest news concerning Count Andrassy is that he does not consider there is a sufficient basis in the Russian proposals concerning the Con- ference, and that he is preparing a counter-proposal. Convinced that the immediate meeting of a Conference can alone prevent war, Count Andrassy will permit Prince Gortschakoff to preside if he will only come to Vienna, and if the ...