... BA-LLQO~Iv YOVAqG AOROSS T RE : ANTEL . - ?? ?? IlL7s nATro.]O .M. SEPacroz's balloon, the Colouel, was filled 4ttheO3 t gasworls at Maldon, Esse, on Saturday,; with 4D0,900 cubic feet of gas to coivey its owner and ,Sir Oauvde] Chiamnion do CFrespigny, Bart., across the Chanael to Caldis. Just before ono o'clock they left the groipd, s but j weatxher was boisterons, andd they draeIged1 al6u' ...

... Q~njb)obblJo (lolunt ON Wednesday afternoon, last week,' the new Town! Hall, Yarmouth, was opened by the Prince of Wales. Mr. Bright on Thursday opened the Newv Central Free Libraries at Birmingisam. Mrs. W. H. Vanderbilt, wife of the New York mil- lionaire, pays her cook 7000 dols a year. Tile marriage of Margaret, second daughter of Sir S. Northcote, with Mr. Frederick Shelley, of Shobrooke ...

... , V-q? * :. ,ifImiTI I & 4 -Ts~.wter o'th Senehave atifua,15.tl .unddul~sdly poiiisa~ed i e Iiccqth O t( diot giflbdays s nlie'o rie lt 4 atn0tqlspq o h uve Dv 1l~~p h IVsc maitepag 9oec ' ?? paniy ~eol ,ie sst ii tehlll a oante r~e i Up V -7 Zrl.ST I I' f fgd isi 'reO rnto hwstiu ~es cti a hnadrddwoiglsf~nd li ledif Flsi~ frdinary lsgntbiar a 9panted uisd'r the ies, ?? h tovesads tijo obeet, ...

... 'r SINGULAR DEATH OF :AN -AASMAf WfILE| - . .,PRACTISING. ls. . ?? .. . fi - , \ z . .. , ..t ?? I I - ?? 1 1. 1 s A SAD incident has accurrea ht Reaiang, *hich has t caused an unipl~ easant 'se i inst bonting men. e Last Friday evening a number of crews vvere out prac- tising on the Thamas, betiieen Caversbam-bridge and the end of the reach of vater, amongst them being a crew practising for a ...

... 3tea5 -of Hfhew. T3?- interment at Nilnaboy of the remains or it, John Fitzgerald, of Roughan, Ircland, whos d 1resulted from a fall from -his horse Oll Weedlycl culminated in an extraordinary scene. Tlbe de .o ~rktbtant, married a Roman Catholic lad i lls mother was also a Roman Catholic, and his fathei j| been a Presbyterian until within a few years, u hea 1 joined the Society of Friends, of ...

... Fihe 1 vc.j6cd Police Ne Is. ,-ZATURDAY, JUNE T24, 1SS'. Tinn discovery of a Feni'n arselnal in Clerlzen- rwell should recall US to the consideration OX' a fact we are apt to forget. It is that, in what- I ever modiilcd shape 5eis'I disciffection may dis- a cover itself, we mnust look-for its trae e-pression n ian arms an.ld ammunition. To this corupleyion i it comes at last, aind its ...

... THE CHANNEL TUNNEL, . ?? bn n.-hI c t. I t. 90T Frhiiido ght a l'arge. and enthusiastic mleetiug. for 1, thea.discussion of the Chamnel Tunniel scheme was held r it at tthe Royal Aquarium, tider -the auspices of the . is. BaUlio Society of Great Dritain. Lord Alfred ie Churchill presided, and in opening the pr6ocedings said t ; he vas, one of those who from the comieencement had I [e thoue ...

... S-IZ OF 'P ; ) t . e -1.- - I. .i, nialeeo SOON after 3nylight on Saturday r ;%nT lt. liappector Pee]l iaccorn pinicd by sevdia, ot RobEROS, forced an entry into a building forimerbyused es&le in St. John-stoeet-road, Clerieanwell and took' pospes, abao of a lar ; mubdr of veiy hewvyertsdipclg cases. Theyasad reason to believetath t arms and 6inmunition, ivhich it wrassipnes'sf tended for ...

... 'TIE CHANNEL TUNNEL. ,lilS U(tAIN'JN'fib lUNNE. . T1in mluhevo'us set of b-isbodies who han 1 so pbrtina- ! cionsly and ?? means C mn ithe tir1oer, to'r o-y6ut -the iniquitou ascheme ''of 1 'eonstmoi'ncta'a blianiesltiennel rer still at wonk, andit i bbhoes , all riglt-miid6d ' prrsos to keep watch' - nd va ?? me veutents ' :1f On Friday -eve~ningMay 26th, at the BsUoon So- s ciety's usual ...

... M a n nd~. Dwas conined nas, cotroner In OiN, bte disagreing the 4estol oCernal. le- height 5 fthey in., swarthy . c Two, more brown ha -ra d iakerybr and Mulhally w dre rowun. in 'Ivet,' rvueri tw nn, cn'sitiual' wr n. WrO friotit of the water W ser ho had a clbhoustied Wetightly , Beys, and there ic- was a'de ah-4hsnc: Tebd ad been in Lp- the wtrbota fortnight. )Or The coroner's inquest on ...

... I? . IBIS OIT AGES N be . A LANDLORD AND HIS ESCORT SOT DEAT.0 f5t~nre OT Oi X 5LLU5TRA 10i.-j , - OxN of the most atroeious outrages ever committed in the west of Ircland, notorious though it is for deeds of, blood, was perpetrated on Thursday last in broad day- light. Mir. WNIlter 'BtonYklc, J.P, of 'Rahassan-paik, ro. Galvay, vho.so posse'sed property in ;Mayos was shot dead. rhilO riding ...

... ?? bob-:ff lgJ'E f Iu l Tas|Marquis of Sligq!s regidexo6 &i Weslipot rsIhA d i ck adve'tised for sale in the:Lmeriesnnew.napers. ; at 'ltsslure: Robert 'Benton, Yoikblcshr KA?+il ?? Napier-street' Shefi'eld ; liahilities XI6,000. a T4ornas Boilan, an olfdsoldier &n ltishan, on Satbir'- th 'day nighb stibbed two policemenli nimed Anderson lnaud by Darrioeh, who haid ?? id coidset Anderson is ...