... AS AND AMM UNTION roB IERLAND. EXTENSIVE SEIZURE IN LONDON.-A SUP. POSIED FENIAN ARROURY. Yesterday morning, at an early hour, Chief Dotective. Inspector Peel, of the G division, accompanied by a large number of detective officers, made a raid on a large stable in the neighbourhood of St. John-street, and seized from 60,000 to 100,000 rounds of ammu- nition, packed in boxes and cases, ready ...

... - :AILWAY FAWIBENTS. The Great Western train leaving Birmiugham at 10.5&a.e. met with a seriousaccident on Mondaymorn. ing on entering the low level station at Wolverhampton. arom e cause as yet unexplained, the engine left the Tails near to some points, and after ploughing the ballast for aishort distance mounted lines'which'took'it to the-wrong side of the -platform. The train was com- posed ...

... F 0REIGN INTELLIGENCE Th-aio ?? o'f tbe le' p says :-At ; tle critical' point which things have now reached the p ?? cannot lh ong. - It would have -been biread sedttled had not delay arisen in the preparation a tof 'the tudget. England, who wants to add to the ordi- r nr burdens of ypt a pbrtio of 1 the cost of her army T of becuifaion, tinnot expct Wnd i'an inerease of oxpends. el 'lre ...

... law LW COURTS AND OLD IN. JUSTICES. 20 TRIM EDITOR OF EYNLODS'WS NEWSPApER. SIR,-During the past week the new law courts, for the first time, have been open to the public. All who cared to stroll through them were permitted so to amuse themselves if they pleased. The great judicial palace we have just ad opened was free to the multitude, and Eng- land at large could step in and see what manner ...

... SMMARY OF LATEST HOME NEW8. Yesterday, John O'Donovan, aged twenty-seven, of bhe Barking-road, was knocked down at Plaistow, and run over, his leg being broken and his back serioeely injured, Yesterday, Michael Mackenzie, of ViCtoria-park.roaJa fell offe a scaffold on v hich he wfas a t wvork, breaking his collar bone and several ribs, besides sustaining several bad bruises. Yesterday, Alfred ...

... G A R D E N I N4. -r rFaOwSB.-SO nnriersal i3 now the demand for -tt ?? directioneia nq!uiy iY beigmane for them, -etlesf ?? ati bmtdance. f nearto,,som stbhle market,hlans. nolihi~utty icn dsposng o hi .ooe ariaest f winterlowers for en tcing In bltk is perhaps the ,slowfe1, of w idl neat bleadths are grown for the supply ' the London ?? alone. O.vn as a rule in the USt months of die year, ...

... THE LOxDom TAmou.ox.-In his remarks an the sa teenth annual report of the Amalgamated Society c Tailors, just issued, Mr. Peter Shorrocks, the genere secretary, states that with few exceptions the tailorin trade bas not participated in the increase of busines which has been experienced by other trades during th year 1881. The exceptions are London and Dublin, an, the test is the isierease of ...

... Retired Comimander John hendall, R.N., an officer whose name has been borne on the Navy List for nearly seventy years, and who has been in receipt of half.pay for over nalf a century, died at the age of eighty-four, at Steyning, Sussex. It is stated that the report now in the bands of the Duke of Cambridge of the select committee on the I Channel Tunnel artirms that, in the opinion of the ...

... G A R D BN I N G. TiE FcxHsitA-There areno mimsnuer-bloomninlg plants that Moro merit attenhioll at the hauds of the ainateur grower than toes ti achs Its sorsor is now with us, antd properly- plants WiL, if kopt in a cool position, bcuom freoiy ill tliroi the st~u ruer. ?? aud theo in mila districts, cs- , the ea, we ruect with file bushesofsach cid te o icertons, or Coccinen, sorts that have ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENe'TS. On Tuesday night at half-past seven, a collision oc- curred between two trains on the new line to East Grinstead, resulting in serious injurios to ten men. One train, containing ballast, and another containing shift men, met in the Riddlesdown Tunnel, near Croydon,and ten of the men were severely injured. The driver of one of the engines had his eye forced out, and one or ...

... A PAUPE WiZISER. The Liverpool parish authorities ?? brought tolight the story of a miter which is revolting in its details. The wretched creature in question, an old woman, who has for a long time occupied a cellar at the south end of the city, was lately taken ilto the workhouse, her dwelling and mode of living having been proclaimed a nuisance. Her removal was found a most an- pleasant task ...

... ABITOiTEM APFPLZAXION AAlTIS X TWE B I- Xl{QVS ohs NUSLY. At Bow-street, on Thursday. Nir. Mtontagu Williams attended before Sir James luiham, and applied for a warrant against the Marquis of Huntly for obtaini.ng money by mea-us of false pretences, under circumstances emrhodied in an information bandedto the magistrate and swvorn to by Mr. William Gardner, of Exning, Suffolk, Air. Frederick, ...