... 15 lit Ai ti * t Atio. B kiH. Acomzcn .-A man named Gcorge Williams in the employ of the city engineer (Mr. Mitchell), was knocked down by a tram at the Midland station yesterday morn-. ing,- and had his leg and thigh fractured, CONTYcOUIT,--His Honour (C. F. D. Oaillard, Esq.) had before him ?? the case of Elizabeth Hicks v. Radatock Coal Company, Mr. F. S. Clark appeared for plaintiff, and ...

... AhIS&POORATIG WEDDING. - 11r.E..- -, 'P~;n~pq On Saturdy nafternoon, the :ince and Princees Of Wides and the i D uka and )ucheseie of- T ea,. together with a distingulished oD1pany, assembled atthe ChplPal Royal, Whitehal t to witness the marrige'of George Manners Astisy, twentyrfourth Lord Hastings, with the Hon. Elizabeth EvyiJn Rarbord, thirddaughter of Lord and Lady Suffield. The-chapel ...

... aiANELtS AND PRtTBS'IN IREiLAb| . . L 11 . i . . I *llise'DtblinI'Meam Mubl~shes _'report of election, proce dingrs linscroom (uolk) an Moaday flat, from ' A whlcb retake ft following:- Colonel Coltltirstiand Mr. Kottle attended for the purpose of forwarding their candidature. Mr. Kettle ( (the Parnellito candidate), accomrpanied!by Mr, Finigan, bad arrived by theearly train from Cork. They ...

... u ulljjetresniugt beaecompznied thefssma aadzd oA thC urtel', not neceasrlgfer.. pfobfc a0o,. bu4 for thc thtisfactiois of the Rditor. gfeannot undertake to ?? T.O CORRESPONDENTS. A SunscranlsEr-%We should say it would rest with tle advisers-ofethe Crown-; the theory is that. -the So,,erei1nsneverdiee 1l W., 0otton.under-Edge.--We cannot attempt to go into-the story of 'The-Claimant. A ...

... THII, .EW PARLIAMENT. Th~e 'esmaberssme Aberdeen Aberdeensblre5 Past Aberdeenahlre, West Abingdon Andover . Angleseyd .Ayr Jlerougbn - Zanbury Barnfitaple Bath . * nlticsanaO Berwlck-upon.Tweed *BawdIer . :: .. Birkenbead Dlacibunm BadmAn Bolton Bostzrn Breown Bridport Buro1leym bury Bury St. Edmunde Cnlu) tbne~re, CalineI hr Cambridie Cabri~rdge (County):: Carnliiidge Univtersity Catterbury ...

... PRIMITIVE BRISTOL ]MSTPCT NE2 F On Blonday morning, th On Monday morning1 the U . Mount Tabor Chapel, CIari - business, The Revs. . 1113 Sr gold, and J. PhBllips were reosj.1 of ministers, laving COlalleted tt* years. Alter attending the meeting arranged eG, 6-, harmony with the invitat The following is a ropy oi Ite ters for the next year:-ir ,1, . . James Lee, Thbmani. J. J. B i Essex-street ...

... I 1HE FORTUNE TELLER AND HIS DUPES. I At tise Marylebone Police-court, London, on Wednes. day, Robort Viner Buckley, a hawker, 42, was charged with stealing £2 from Bliza Clark, a servant, by means of a trick, and also obtaining from her the sum of 2s. 6d. by pretending to tell her fortune, The prosecutrix stated that the prisoner called at the house on Friday Inet and asked witness to buy ...

... IRE LAN D. ?? TE TATE PROSEOUTION11S A Dubli teeleram states that late last evening tbo SolicBior for the Traversere in the, State prosecutions reveived noticofixing the trials for Friday, Deeemberb 17tb, A OLERGYMAN FIRED AT. The Revv. B. Diddulph, a Protestant clergyman, was fied at 'useday nigDt, near Borrisokate, Tippeary y The Easin was concealed behind a hedge, and some of the pellets ...

... pmygnI1S FRoM (IPUNCH. l (1 .h , rchili does much to etOW tb ?? mnh to ROtd: thae ue I Ne watc York 'vend nol this:- eialter.-BY aN a ofr. ttabl[o coloured Youth 'in pa fiaml fment aDIN tlEbh; is a waiter byr birt and yedu tion;i underte. TisPstofflds 8akk Sanlad; a s ty abppoaed a plheart and hands are., s td only parties oftthe highest social standt Srg telegraph b raddress. Waiter b ...

... BRISTOL SCRIPTURE- RHADERS' ASSOOIATION. The thirty-fifth annual meeting of this assoolation Was held yesterday. ?? the VIctoIa-rO0mS, Clifton, usnder..the presidency of the. Lord Bishop of .Gloaoester -,and Bristol. There was alimited attenadance, Amongst ' Ithose present were the Revs, T.-C. Price'(hon. sec.), W. Truce, ?? Thompson, E. Griffith, H. Armstron~g Hall, Grindon, (chaplain of the ...

... ?? .. ncFA INTERESTING PEesENTTrION.-YeSterday afternOOn, a number of ?? Congregationaliste attended at Ton-Yetrad to present Mrs. Jones, widow of the late Rev. J. H. Jones, the esteemed ?? at Ton, with about 250, which had been. subscribed .by a aymnpathising public for Ithe assistance of herself and TREDEGAR FATAL ICE ACCIDENT-On Sunday afternoon some small boys were engaged in sliding on ...

... PROPOSED EXTENSION OF TRAMWAYS TO OLIFTON. Last evening, a well-attended meeting of, the parish. loners of Clifton was held at the Clifton Down hotel, f The chair was taken by Mr. G. do Lisle Bush, and amonat those present were Mr. Henry Taylor (ex. f1 Mayor), Mr. O. J. a. P dohard, Mr. M. Dunlop, Mr. IU. Aleop; Mr. R. I. Hewett, Mr. J. Insklp, Mr. T. 'ranci3, Mr. E. Follwel1, Mr. T. Gibson, ...