... A1NjTUM IN PARVO. nI Shortly before, midnight on Taesd!* an engiae- i`1P teriter named Samnll Eyre, who had !:ezn winding I two men out of the Grimneethorpe Colliery, neatr h Sheffield, fell down, t.he shaft and was, smasbed to fa pieces. H While three mess, named Richarfi Sutton, Wendle Wisiker, and Pobert Crome, were engaged in collcctirg ice on1 BEctydon Waiter, near Great T. Yarmouth, on ...

... ,I -AVY ACCIDENT AT 3RADFORD. _V . ?? L3L t ?? nit eri.eotl lwi Ch ?? soiflo Itlarilla, t) i I n t 1 I a t I- I wilI lot at tendel with ?? airy to Ela1y onue, f r'itiit'li''{l itt-twa-eat thle xcll -litigo Stntion milt S. Diistan's Ct FIIItti oll. ,1ittord. W'itile a. (Beat Noir rit pci 5asid-eCI ( tl:111 vit-'- slllkiliq tt th1C ?? sigatil, tt'-o titacs a V-ii-Kit liltl got 10''SL ill ?? f ...

... PR.IVATE CORRESPONDENCE. LONDON, Wednesday Night. W MoRg Treasury Bills set afloat ! At the end of h last session it was estimated that the Chancellor of I our present spirited Ministry had Exchequer h1 bonds out to the amount of £96,000,000., that is, of ti course, money raised to that total on the security t3 of the nation, said nation not having been con- I sulted as to its willingness ...

... T iE TEE REVEN -E. The follo wing is ant abstract of the gross produce of the revenue of the United Xingdoin in the undermentiotied periods, elided December 31st, 1879:- I. Qu;arters elded Y(ear -- elnded 3M::lie31, Junie 30, Sept. 30, Dec. 31, Dce. 31, 1000. 1879. 1801. 1070. i879. Customs ?? ,279,000 4,027,000 4.433,000 5,355,000j 19,750,000 xcd-a . ?? 8,327,000 7,250,0001 5,240,000 6,400 ...

... THURSDAY, January Ist, 1880. ; H STimm is little additional news with respect t to the attempt on the life of the King and Queen of a Spain on Tuesday. Their Majestics attended the Opera subsequent to the attenmpt, and were received t with great enthusiasnm On quitting the theatre they were accompanied to the Palace by a crowvd bearin c torches. The preliminary examination of the prisoner s ...

... Tftid - Obtuingld VeWd. THE COMTE DE ST. VALLIER'S RESIGNATION. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) IERLIN, Tuesday.-Efforts are still being made to induce the Comte de St. Valuer to retain his post as Ambassador, but there seems to be little prospect of success. It is understood to be the German Emperor's intention to mnark his appreciation of the retiring Ambassador's excellent services in the cause of ...

... TIHE IEW _Y:t4A. idig ?? To a severely mathematical mind pro- ,S thne babiv there is no difference botiwieen the day vwhich uhers in a new year and any other day. Scientihcally, time itself is but as an expression-a convenient method. of marking off atomic sections of eternity for - mortal uses. Day succeads day and year year, but the tide of human affairs sweeps pDLU3 on in unbroken ...

... ALMANACKS, DIARIES, &C., FOR 1.880. (1) The Gas Engineer's Diary and Tcxt Book [Birming- namm WYright and Co,, 71, Broad Streeti, a handsome quarto, the diary giving good spnce for each day of the yeOr, nnd interleaved with blotting-paper; the literary matter extending to about 100 double-coluinned pages of such information as is most indispensable for gas en- ginecrs. (2) 'The Joweller and ?? ...

... This 7.30, CASTLES THE AIR.-AiB, Revival Holoroft's Comedy, THE ROAD TO RUIN.-New and original faroe, J. J. Dittey and L. CUfton, A MILITARY MANOEUVRE Messrs. \ Howe, Thome, Herbert, Roberts, Fredericks, Garthorne, James, Meedames Ulmgton, Rich&rdA, Palmer, and Kate Bishop. ...

... I ( NEPIAL FORETIGN NEWS., (REOTEuu S TEzboRnAMS.) N THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION p OF IKING ALFONSO. MADRID, Wednesday, 1 ?? Ring and Queen, £ both dui entering and leaving the Opera to-night, were t, made the objects of a grand ovation; and onl their Majes- . ties quitting the theatre an enthusiastic crowd, bearing -V u1 torches, accompanied the Royal carriage back to the h e palace. l ir ...

... TIHE REVENUTE. The Til)?es says-The. raveonue returns for the quarter ending with the year 1879 will not brinig much cotnifrt to the Chancellor of the Exchlequer. If in somie particulars it is less discouraging thdll some despondilg financiers would have had llS believe, there are cer.tai painful facts which call hardly be explained awav. Tline natienaltiincome has not oair lost the elasticitv ...

... I LETTmE TO TRE EDITOR& HOLT-ROAD. Gentlemen,-Where are the sweepers? Those who are in the habit of passing up and down this road naturally ask tbis question. For some time past the road has been in a most disgraceful cendition. If only a few cinders were laid on the footpath it would be a blessing to pedestrians, especially to ladies, who seein to be in constant dread of cQming to grief on ...