... Mr. Mark Whitehead, a jeweller and watchmaker of Chichester, on Friday surrendered to his recog- nizances at Clerkenwell police-court charged with receiving a quantity of stolen jewellery, the pro-perty of Mr. William Windhurst, wholesale jeweller, of Clerkenwell, and Benjamin Frost, 18, errand boy, George Frederick Stokes, 18, labourer, and Harvey Dickson, 19, a milkman, were charged with ...

... Mr. M. A. Bass, M.P., addressing his constituents at Harbourne on Wednesday, predicted that, mon- strous as it might seem,there would next session be an alliance between the followers of Mr. Parnell and the Tories. It would be one, he said, that would run the Government very hard indeed,and he therefore warned his constituency to be ready for another election, whether it came this year, or ...

... SCANDAL AT LEAMINGTON. Some years ago there was an improper acquaint- a.nce between a surgeon of Leamington named James Russell Jeaffreson, who is now married, and Mary Charters, of the same place, and recently the latter has caused Mr. Jeaffreton some little annoyance. A few days ago she went to his stables, struck him in the face with her umbrella, and threatened to do for him, creating a ...

... ,IA NEW MODE OF ySAVIN LIFE. AND I.| P.ROPERTY AT SEA. I The past year has probablyhbeen one of the most dis. astrous on record for the number of shipwrecks and the loss of life and property at sea, I Althoughl the year's losses have scarcely yet been made up,'still we know that the sum total is something enormous, and that the money value of the ships and cargoes lost at sea, independently of ...

... LA.TEST NEWS-. [lieuter's Tetegrausss, per Pres S A~ssoeration.] M. GAMBETTA'S PROGRAMAME, P.A.1IS, JANUARY II. The Ministerial journals today. state that DI. GWxnbetta, lias decided to tender his resignations shouild the C harrber of Deputies reject the ?? for the, re-establishment of the ecrutin, de ffste included in the 1)ill for thm revision of tho Constitution whialh %vill shortly be ...

... ELECTION INTELLIGENCE, OxFomn -Tho Marquis of Blandford, eldest sore of the Duks of Marlborough, is mentioned as a probable Liberal candidate for the representation of the city of Oxford, in the ovent of a writ being issued for the ?? vacant by the elevation of Mr. Chitty to the judicial bench. Although no cthcia] announcement is made, it is understood that Lord Blandford has had a lengthy ...

... * * DISTRlICT NEWS. ied ?? ~ CARDIt FF. I :ns Passucva'rsros.-The mnembers of the South 'en Walrd Conservative Working .MenL's Club purpose of presenlting a testimnoniall to their secretarv-, con- me sisting of i. handsomze claret cup, which is now on so giew at the shop of Mir. W. Hellier. The daytixed go foe-the presentation wvas the 13th of Janluary, hzut -he it has now been decided to ...

... TaB WAsaDaLs LEAD MLNEaS.-Yr. IV. B. Beaumont, M.P., lessee of the Weardple lead mines, has received a communication from the Ecclesiastical Commissioners in answer to a memorial praying, on behalf of Weardale miners that some steps may be taken to remove the great distress caused in the district by the closing of the lead mines in con- sequence of the royalties payable under the lease being ...

... O TE&S I IRELAN (Fram a Coam #rmat.) Dvrms, WMDNESDAY EVENING. at' is a nfit in' connection with the: No.rat m&emnthat very little refer- ene was-nmade .to tisphase of the agrarian agitaion by speakers at the recenltjfidlordsp mqetinginlbfu.li -fEvery one asq ted with extreme moral cowardice' mcst distinguishing charac- teristics. Those arnmbrs who are at present refusingto pay any rent are ...

... I SPECUI TELEGRAM. &AS | At Sheffield, yesterday, Ann Thompson, widow, wars co:aeritted for trial a- the Leeds assizes, charged with ?? v itriol in the face of Sarah Ann Briggs. Jealousy is assigned as the motive. On Thursday night, a heavy fall of coal occurred in the Yine Locks Colliery. Two men, named Edward Price and John Harris, were instantly killed, while another roan is dangerously v ...

... Last evening, the members for Bolton, Mr. J. KS. - Cross and M~r. J. P. Thomasson, addressed their constituents in the Temperance Hall. About 6000 persons were present, and the chair was occupied by Mr. J. C. Haslaum, president of the Liberal A ssociation. Mr. CEoss commenced by expressing the bitter disappointment which he experienced when it was found necessary to precede the introduction of ...

... VOLUNTEER BALL.-ThB anneal ball of tbeBnrghend pil AMtillery Vioeutoeri took plare in the Drilliall on Br( T, ridety evening, when everything peseed off in a 60nt of . ucoeeeul onil enjoyable manner. The drcoratione, die wbioh were most elaborate, wor executed by Sergeant- cor Inatruotor Syme, who was ably assisted by AIr Shea of bol the Celgetaarel - hfr bl'~l'ashen, Blgin, conductod thc of! ...