... John Canny, of Turner's-court, Drury-lane, yester. day upset a vessel of boiling water, and was badly scalded. He was treated at King's College hospitax John Stacey, Edmaund-street, Wandsworth, while at work yesterday had a large iron girder fall upon his arm, severely crushing it. He was taken to Charing-cross hospital. Yesterday Henrietta Wells, aged 48 years, of Lam. beth, was removed from ...

... IN TERNATION-TAL WALKING CONTEST I -SCOTT AN EASY WNER- I - ?? 1(- - ) ~~[WITH rO1UTBAIT.I d Oar Snturdly evanua'.g thill event, which aemmexara Ionl Friday. came -to B eonaolu8101n at ttlo Royal Wes' zninsrer Aquarium in3 the pa'enerae of a ?? company. Au .l be seen from- the retorn holow,0 Scotn at; litl fficuilty Jr, winniong, for, an at mawro ,of fact, ffiltbbrd wane eaparat3ltively a ...

... Here are two newspaper cuttings which will serve to show what we are doing in Ireland by Coercion. The man saved our colours from the Zulus, and *vill probably soon be on a plank bed for believing the Mayor of Cork is a patriot. Are his sons or grandsons likely to save our colours from another disastrous field ? The girl who has spent her month in gaol has now got the newspaper certificate she ...

... AiFTER TIlE EVENT. The.2TiYes says :- It would be idle to deny that Mr. Buchanan has also succeeded, like the successful Gladstonian in West Southwark, in inducing many Liberal voters, who refused to go to the poll in i886, to support him. This points, we must admit, to a danger which is inherent in democratic government. The Daily Aezvs says:- The great Liberal victory in Southwark has ...

... HoW OUR PUBS ARE DUBBED. WHo dubs our pubs, that is, who baptizes them ? We often hear of the christening of ships by young ladies dressed in navy blue with gold buttons, who take a bottle of champagne and break its fragile neck over the prows of Minotaur or Hercules. But who ever was present at the baptism of a London public ? Does the genial landlord furnish a font full of strong drink ...

... IREILA?ND. * WI. BLUNT'S ACTION. ?? brought by Mr. Wilirid Blunagsatfi. Brnedisiioralsneisteate, wae yesterday resumied iu Dubtin. The flrst wvitness called !wYas Edwzard W~helan, u boycotted cavotal;or eu Lord Claur~iClOnlO'B etatO, who doporsd that oa his Ifathor'n deathl, iu May, iS18B, the s'unerel had to tako | lace at fien the morningt by the light of lampos. I Vstansel and policeman ...

... A THAQHING tTNIVEU&TY FOR . --LONDOWOj TO TEN XDMB~ 05 TES3 DAIL? iRWS3 Sut,--TIIS manifesto of the AesDOIatiOn for N Promoting ?? for Loiidonconlributes ?N yet another to Manu~y iorta~it considexatlopn which are beiig-upgsd npou the IVY Council in connection With Ualdversityp'ra visionfrthopietropolis. What6var maybno the outcome o~ these rival petitions, it is to be do~voutly hqped that Ino ...

... iTE RIBECPTION OF THE IRISH M. M BRS. i With tie exeoption of a few. details P to the b llneof rent. to be adoptd on the occasiont e proir. Fattionc for the hetropolltn roeopton'of :lr. W im, , O'11lon, M.P., Mr. T. D) Bllivan, MP. and the t- otbar Naetionalst members who, having berln leiprisonod by ,fr. Balfout, may. have. booe relesd d buoae the, J enoof the present week, were completed on ...

... I Corn.. war?ta. Su?r? zeso1utiou?, each the proo I posit?io*i of ? op?uitative body of buainesa men somewhere or other in the Urnited l~ingdom, will be sub- mitthd £or the consideration of the Maccia- tion of Chamers o2 (lorasee which ese to-nmorrow, Wednesday, and ¶thuljsday. In the disposal .of thi ean amount. of worr thie iun . of business siting *at the }Idtel tro- poo gildubtiess sot a. ...

... WEATHER STATISTICS, Summnry of temnqerature, rainfaUl, 'and duration of bti( sunshine in the United Kingdom for ioultural and iAM uarposes for the week endoig Feb.Fh. rmsuedby the Ut0501' Fopecal 6&ce, london. r0 @ 1, orn to$ SLowg!- gm Eghst. . . _ Po__ o-la~ ?? 05'JA . ODaily M axima. l a ~ r - Daily hiesni f s e0050555005 I tS; Above for Bolew; I ~ ?? ?? ?? Mesa tojliWO 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ^ So ...

... LORD BRA?SEY'S IMPRESSIOI*?S O? AU8TBA2LIA. ?? ,s last oveniugatth ?? LordBrasseydelivered W! n leoture upou bbsi Re~cent Impress one inx Australia.; Lord Dunraveu n seeided, arid there was an ?? *4 large gathering. (An the platform were several Agents- j t General aurid othc ner soor 1 malrk representing our Colo- th nies. Lord Brensr.ly said he. proposed to deal mainly ij with thoprospeot2 ...

... IRECEPTION OF THE IRISH PRBISONERS. London will witness to-day a most sigilfioant b demlonstration. It umay not equal in numbers h that against the Coeroion Act last Easter, for ,u that was held on a holiday, and thie will be held it on. a working day; but. it is in its representative FJ character rather than its numbers that its real b silguiticance is to be found, it is a Metropolit an e tel ...