... SATURDAY (21-There was a sonievylwat darmaging fire about three in the afternoon in the workshop of Mleesr. Mlathews and Co.. tanners, of Oxley-street, Parhedr'sroW Bermondsey.-Seven hours later tre upsetting of a spirit lamp was 'ie cause of a smnll fire in which sonie harness was destroyed at 184A, (lobe-road, Mile-ead-road. SUNsiAY (121-AbOut 20 miuutes to twvo in the merr. ing a fire, ...

... A DTRSO 8 W. HORNRY.-N0 * the receipt of rent a vafter the expiration ofthe notice is, 'crujni r of it, and in order to put an Waie tenancy a fresh hotice must be given to th BAV£URo.- You lll0st hlive a licence to d it silver plate. You can kesp any qua°dl i' t. stock. ' 0 e JoHN EVANS.-NO licence is tceqoird by occupier ot land vho uses a gun r etl _ purpose of scaring birds or killin .or le ...

... IHE GARDEN.-By WM. EABLEY, ,SIAS0NAPLE GARDENING FOR THE WVEEK ENDING SlePTEMBiB:' 30. At ?? summer certainly-flower beds and borders glow with theirwonted beauty and late as it is, some recompense has accrued for the grower's outlay in summer bedding plants. At this time note should be taken of the adaptability or otherwvise of all subjects for given purposes, as it is far better, now that ...

... INAVY SITATLONS FOB 2EPT MBlBER, 1882. | Aohilles. Chanue0l iPwrC aIofG Q . H. rJoSM'rue, Portr iont fijoad; inforr: Frurelurld.Nir'*tdlnc. 1'ooueoo, ilR'0 1010 Alaicooourt.0Caitl Firety. SA.0. coast or 3orc llnltnra qnruad Mrdttrra. S.Arporica. Plillouoelo E:nrstItes Aib:olerc, ?? Fire Queen, Port8lrh. Plicinix, N. A. & If. I. Atiatros CrJ=ina FlPin, loduor tohold lioneer ?? aAtIt, Atierta, ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. TEE END OF THEE WAR. The morrow of the storming of Telel- Kebir was given to the vigorous follow- ijg up of the advantages gained at Tel- el-Kebir. Sir Garnet had made up his mind to keep his word, given before starting for Egypt, that ihe would finish the fighting and be in Cairo by the IUth of September. On!, Wednesday and Thursday the pursuit of the flying ...

... FIRES IN THE METROPOLIS, TIMURSDAY ?? short time after eiuht in til evening a fire broke out on the Premises of MIr. Eau staff, pianoforte mnanufacturer, Solth-place EustoartiE The outbreak occurred about three-quarters of asn t. after the whole of tile hands elluplayedt by the firm had left. In a very short time the tire had assumed se.. proportions, and about muidnight it as gotunder ...

... I| ' From the Pegistrar-generai's reitrn we learn that during tbhe Week ending Sep.. 2 the annual rate of mortclitv in 28 of thb largest English towns averagtd 221lper 1,000. of tbeir aggregate population, which is esti- mated at S,469S71 persons in the niddle of this year. The rates of mortality in the several towns, ranged in -order fromn the lowest, were as follow :- Bristol 15S6, Cardiff ...

... A SCENE WITH MIRS. WELDO. Before the commencement of DL. GoLalmS' U work, The Rledeaisptiorl, a sensational scere earmi at Birmingham owing to the well-knors - Weldon, who had already secured a seat. teini fused admission, by orderof the Festival comci, Shortly after 11 o'clock Mrs. Wleldo apliedoa mission, presenting her ticket, but vsa s raolb the stewards of their orders prohibitinfl bsr ...

... TROOPSHIPS FROM INDIA STOPPED AT SUEZ. The Sanitary Council at Alexandria has confirmed its decision to impose quarantine at Suez on arrivals from Aden and Bombay by ten votes against six. The antion is taken because Lord Dufferits reported one fatal ease of cholera at Adbn and two at t (namarin, on board the ship Desverai, fresm Bom- t bay. Lord Granville has telegraphed to Sir Edward Malet, ...

... ' A pilot named Alexander Young, belonging to} Burnt island, was drowned on Monday in the Firth, I of Fortlh whilemaking the passage from Leithloadie to Burnt island. An inquest -was hold at Weston-super-Mare oD; Tnesday evening, on the body of William Jones, private secretary to a gentleman named Pocock, re- siding in Landon. A verdict of 'Accidentally drowned was returned, the coroner ...

... .I 'NOTES OF NEWS, Le Cetewayohas departed-far happier, and much 1, more heavily laden, than when he landed on our shores nearly a month ago. le came with his lug- ig gage labelled Es-King O Stewayo, but returns, I according to the passenger list of the Nubian, as Df ije Majesty the King ot the Zulus. The pas- x: sage from SouthamptOn to Plymorth was rather' le stormy, and the sable ...

... PROPOSED DAY OF THANKSaIVING. The Archbishop of York has addressed the fol. lowing letter to the Bishops:- Right Reverend Brother,-Tbe signal success which has been given to our army in Egypt demands the thankful acknowledgments of the English people to God, who has endowed our generals with skill and fore- thought our soldiers with discipline and obedience, and our wvholo army with valour. ...