... I The camip of Wimbledon opened yesterday with every urospect of its proving a most sliccessful gathering if only the wveather proves fine. TIhe lcoacil of the National Rifle association ale enabled to announce a very satisfactorv all-rould improve montt in the number of entries. The changes of position and also an improvement in the arrangements for the shooting for the Queen's prize have ...

... YESTERDAY'S SUMsARy. I~ - Yesterday Jane Golding, aged 50, residing at 4 Artillery-square, was brutally attacked by a man, who kicked her until several of herrilbs were broker, L She was admitted to Westminster hospital. John Brostle, living at Bishopshead-court, Grayly inn-road, was admitted to Charing-cross 1iespit yesterday with an injury to his foot. While ec. vating with a pickaxe the ...

... I ACTION FOR LIBEL AGAINST MISS TAYLOR. In the Queen's Bench on Tuesday the case of 'i Scrutton v. Taylor came on for trial. It was an action to recover damages for an alleged libel, pub- lished respecting matterswhich have already excited a great deal of public attention in connection with St Paul's Industrial school, in Burdett-road, Bow. in opening the pleadings it was stated that the ...

... Yesterday David Portland, aged 15 of 15, Stewan. ?? Chlse. hd iis right hand , badly crushegd in thde cogweli~eel of saoe ms achier batd oa printer'. The youth was treated at St. forge' Yesterday John Smith, aged nine, a schoolboy, of 0 Woo d.-street, Walthainstow, was climbing a pole and 1 fell when alt a considerable height, breaking his collar bone, ?? his soalp, and injuring his side. e ...

... It has taken almost a year to work through S all the tortuous forms of criminal procedure of the United States to bring the wretch who e murdered General Garfield in July last to the scaffold. Many circumstances combined to surround Guiteau's crime with extraordi- nary interest both in the West and in Europe. The long, lingering agony of his heroic vic- tim on the one hand, and the repul- r ...

... Workmen's trains between London and its suburbs have been desiderata for a long time. Many companies have reco'gnised either that they ought or that it was to their interest (we care not which) to run them ; but hitherto the North Kent Line, in the hands of the South-Eastern Company, has been ,conspicuous by the absence of any workmen's trains upon it. Either the South-Eastern Lwill not ...

... The discovery of the body of the late Lord Crawford has placed the police, we believe, within measurable distance of the solution of the ui mystery. ' It has been a mystery of a most painful character for the family of the late Earl. The body was, as far as can be ascertained, taken from the niausoleum at Dunecht about six months after its consign- ment to the vault in which it rested. No ...

... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION, CONTAl1TNG ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS, LLOYD'S 'IYEEKLY VEWSPAPER OFFICE, SUNDAY MORNING. I THE WAR WITH EGYPT. BLOWING UP OF GUNS IN THE FORTS AT ALEXANDRIA. ALLEGED PLOT TO KILL ARABI. (REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) ALEXANDRIA, Saturday, 1.20 ?? Pasha Rifki and 26 Circassian officers implicated in the plot to assassinate Arahi Pueba arrived here this morning on board a Russian ...

... 3Jp ,AIJ PARLIAMENT T- fl:flg.ONDLY, C3' glu ~nw --uc . h a guaratee, itbat t tougt i riht to present : hd ~as'ne,,t aathorlsed to Promise th~1at tearesentO ,ud be wa0t wouild do ?? motion for papers was ?? ottr orders of the aday having been disposed of, adjournedoat o _ mi Mutes IbiblorohiS EOF OMMNS;._-MONDAT. g° It-lar'fl H. DE WOItRIS asked whether A~sA.~RCOvrlIen~ ibtself ifgrom ...

... Down to yesterday 30 fires had occurred in the metropolis during the previous seven days (including two on Saturday), against 26 in the preceding week and 47 in the corresponding period of 1881. SUNDAY ?? 4, Mount-row, East-road, City-road, there was a very destructive tire about half-past seven irs tbe morning. The premises were those of a fancy table maker. Two buildings, one of two doors ...

... TOWN AND COUNTRY TALK. --A +1nnnt. n n d Her Majst has approved the appoictuent o Mr T eodor Crrf t'Hope, C. S.I., Financial Se., Mr Tetrtodthe Govrnen iet of India, as Public Work Membr ofthe ounil of the Governor-general ism India. There were 14 British and foreign actual ship4 wrecks reported during the past week, making 16 total of 831j for the present year, ora.deofrlast eo ar3 compared ...

... Yesterday afternoon an exhibition of appliances for j the lessening of danger to human life by land an(d sea vas formally opened at the Alexandra-palace. A Ion- | cleon was given, prosided over by Professor Abel, soup- ported by ProFessors Seeley, Voeleker and AMessrs. Blristowe, Ericbson, Symiois, &c. together with .Mr. Bitlcual Soith and ir. Saunders, the orici- natals of the exhibition. The ...