... aftermidnight it was discovered that the house. No. 9, Took's-court, Chancery-lane, was on fire. Tho house was occupied Mr. G. Russell, law stationer. Mr. P. C. Rymor, artist, Mr. Boothby, as private residence; Mrs. Eeasoman, Rye-lane, Peckhom, being the landlady ...

... and the natural solution of the diffi« culty. THE TRAFFIC IN CHILDREN. The further hearing of charge of wilful murder agaiust John and Catherine Barnes in the baby-farming case will resumed to-day, at Birken* head, when (says the Liverpool Post) it is expected ...

... become, roseate, and hope will carried A dMVasdiug THE REGISTRATION COURTS. SOUTHWARK. Yesterday Mr. John Burrell held court at the Parochial Offices, Russell-strcet, Bermondsey, to revise the list of voters for the above borough, and was assisted fay Mr. ...

... soldiers are too young able to stand the hardships of active service.” Writing from Portsmouth the beginning of 1878, General Sir John Garvoek—his name is erroneously given as ‘Garoocfc ” in the return —attributed the increase insubordination partly to the system ...

... seen OMIT FOB MORB THAW 088 HCBDBBD TbABB AT 107, STRAND (CORNER OF SAVOY - STEPS), LONDON. toot Groeor. bat that 70a got “JOHN BDEGESfI .ml SON'S,'* MCCALL’S OX TONGUES. IN TINS READY FOR USE SOLD BY ALL GROCERS, Ac. BRAND AND CO.’S CONCENTRATED BEEP ...

... ironclad Agamemnon at Chatham, Completion of tho Mozambique and Delagoa Bay section cf tho new Cape cable. Letter from King John of Ethiopia published. D A Y, 18th. Lord Beaoonsfield spoke at Aylesbury on agriculture ; Lord Derby and Mr. Cross Southport; ...