... 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 ...

... DESTRESSING DETAULS. a Mr. Councsih Tr Sinptun returned to Liverpool a - e irary McernoLL from Irelnod, end the resolt 2 o s' - careful obfirvationu. wiviro he hfas roiee in rt rh's Ci tr sssed lint's Is Nwhih be hae v-;iteri has si d. r-wineid hiru to deliver a series of lectitres 1pOLu its' in jerct ot t.1e present ?? of the p6eople, a ,ti proceede of ws-ich he Wili devote to the relief a of ...

... J4ATEST AND BL(EGRAPYlC NEWS ?? T-C COURT, e,. I t4'i has euthority for statiog thatt ?? tha 'Quefl has graciously sigulfied her tief: l of loe g FY trlianuent iu person. i1;ertl^D wi end LAdY Nortbcote arrived in tsi 0night, and pr. eeded to the chan. j-qcl residetke ito Dowiflgtstreet. r ?? , Mot a&nfolucs that a mrrcisge has f fe ed betwvee- the Eon. Henry iqobert %, thea ?? Lord Pu1 ...

... I - -.x --l -- xra. -! f ?? 3A~ITS POPV7.1 L12 SVPB3EUA. DOMESTIC. The Princess Louise left Liverpool, on her return to Canada, in the Sarmatian, yesterday afternoon. Her royal highness was accompanied from London by the I'Ance of Wales and the Duke of Edin- burgh. The heir-apparent returned to London early in the evening, but the Duke of Edinburgh remains in Liverpool till Saturday. To.day ...

... - O iS 3!If lopel IBM SaleN. I- SUMlARY. I flOX.EST'T. nr. Sca-er Booth visited the German emras westcrdav to confer with Count Ycnzter respecting the debarkation at a (Ge.r-Mn port of the distressed Russian errigrants now in Southampton. The matter will likelv be submitted to the arthori'ies a, Berlin before any further Etens are taken. festeidav the Lord Mayor of London p esided at the ...

... iEDPIBURGH UNIVERSitY CON- I ZERVAT1VE ASSOCIATION. nter- ADDREES BY LORD GEORGE rmand HAMILTON, M.P. dress '03 of A meetin g was held at Edinburgh last night to eigh- celebrate the formation of a Conservative associa- and tioe among the students and graduates of Edinburgh de by Univerity. E the Lord GEonGE EacA-MTON, in his inaugural address, ?? said he would try to spear on the present ...

... AT Tl FI )EL J. AT -WUIl±T--hLD. C, As brie II' repocrted wis IcateHriel' ZH c feYl,, a .ie shucking iecorery was n:;de on Snday at V',VuCe- se field, the details mn conzectirr rlth wihich arcr o ed a moat extraordinary c'e: ?? ior many YCsrS od, past a mansion known ss l'.Ssump'n House. eisu-te on, Xu ?? Common. and formerly occaped by rs. Mr. IV.WT. 1_? f ioLt, n-,w a.; S ~iual Grange. has ...

... | Numiansa 2. O'Connor was petitioned against on the ground that being a County Member he had not a sufficient property qualification, i.e., £500 per annum arising from land. He went before the Election Committee, and was weighed up, when, in consequence of some of his land being on the other side of a broek, he was held to be short of the Jegal £500. He lost hia oeat, and was expelled the ...

... I MARRjAGD DNHE BISHOP- OF . I;MAN STER. X - - . The Right Rev . J eFraser, 3BishBo of Manchester, was o ?? married byspecialE license at St. Peteris Qhurch, Cratiley Gardens, South Kensin ton to Miss Agnes Ellen Frances 1 Duncan, only. daughter and heigess of the late Mr. John Shute D'uncan; LL.D., of Westfield Lodge, Weston Road I Bath. The ceremony1 vas conducted b)y 'the Dean of ...

... I SPECIAL TELEGRAM, &ta. I The Earl of Besebrook is dangerously ill. Mr. P. E. Puoey, the only son of Dr. Pusey, died I suddenly yesterday morning, at his father's resi- dence, Christ Church, Oxford. Deceased was an accomplished Greek sceolar. I In the Admiralty Court, London, the farther ] hearing of evidence in the case of the ship t Milanese was continued yesterday, and was not I concluded ...

... A bb A_ = _ X ufft# ?? etualbg ?? t SUMIMARY. DOMES8IC. Yesterday, the Princess Louise opened a new middle-class girls' school at Black- heath. The imports into the United Kingdom ?? amounted to £35,300,000. against X£ 6,500,000 in the same month in the previous year. The exports amounted to Xl6,50u,000, against £14,600,000 in the corresponding month of 1S7 S. Eight more bodies have been ...

... ThlE TAY BRIDGE. [HAT PA'kT CE TEE IBRILGE WEICH HAS FAILED IS SaOWN IN THE PLATE BY TWO CROSSES PLACED OVER IT.] The idea of bridgieg the Tay, and so conneetiug two great railway concerns, the Dindee and Perth and the Edinburgh and Northern, was first sag- gested in 1845, whcn a high -level bri1ge was projected near Newburgh. This scheme fell tbrough, as did also a similar one in 1865, and a ...