... Legislature, and that no bill containing such power would acceptable to the House of Commons. Sib John Humphreys, coroner, Juts held an inquest at the Weavers’ Arms Tavern, Baker’s-row, Whitechapel, London, on the bodies of Sophia Kopieske, aged 28, and Antonio ...

... Several accidents to persons employed in cherry-picking are reported from SittingbournA The most serious care is that a man named John Thomas Williamson, aged 70, who fell from the top of a ladder lower Halstow, and died some time afterwarda front injuries sustained ...

... Canon Howell, father to the rector of Penmaenmawr, preached at the afternoon service. A fatal accident has happened at Mr. John Crew’s farm, Winstnnton. A girl named Mary Rebecca Rostock/aged 13, was standing near ©no of the milk churns, driven by a horse ...

... which few of the counties in which there has been the least admixture of foreign blood have been compared. Early British—Cardigan, Radnor, and Brecon, average stature 66*5£!n.; Sason- Sussex, Berks, and Oxford, 67*22; Anglian—Lothian, Northumberland, ...

... previously T\j. ls er Brother B. Levy, P.P.G 1.W.. Brother John mentioned gave ice conducting or times betier.” Charlton Moitr was installs las first Senior Wanlea, and TeKlt tr irian. Brother John Deans as the first Junior Warden. The A youno Italian, named ...

... to-morrow. ** Cincinnati, May 8. The order tor the essembling of the is due to the discovery of organisation of 600 Socialists, armed with rifles, for the purpose of controlling the manufacture of dynamite bombs. One of the bombs used in the recent disturbance ...

... •ere Bishop Alford, Sir Charles Warren, Mr. Bitch e, MP. Mr. Joseph Howard, M.P., the Rev. Canon Gmilestone, and the Rev. H. Grattan Gninnesa. Tan Sunday Society have held their 11th annual meeting Prince’s Hall, Piccadilly. The presidential address was delivered ...

... Ireland, M. History of England in the 18th century, Vol. 2 and 4, the same writers’ lives of Flood and Grattan, one relume f the last portion, Grattan s Speeches. The Irish writings of Edmund Burke, the life and Pitt and the letters Lord ...

... AM. JOHN MORLEY AT SHEFFIELD. Mr. John Morley, addressing a great meeting in Sheffield, congratulated it upon the evidences afforded in County Council and recent Parliamentary elections of a growing Liberal feeling, and denied that the Liberal party were ...

... of the Fenian body, including a report made by John Devoy after a visit to Ireland on the revolutionary work there. The best part of an hour was occupied in reading this revelation of the way in which arms were smuggled into, and how they should be employed ...

... there was an optimist, it is Sir John Lubbock. Life to Saint Lubbock means The Pleasures of Life, of which he has written another instilment (published by Macmillan). Science, of course, occupies a large space in Sir John's scheme of pleasures. Be is ...

... Mayor of the City of Melbourne; Joseph Crossland, Esq., of Huddersfield; William Crundall, Esq., Mayor of Dover; Edmund Grattan, Esq., late her Majesq's Consul-General at Antwerp ; William Macleav, Esq , of New South Wales ; Andrew Reed, Esq , Inspector ...