... 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 ...

... TriS METZOPOTATA7. nADMaIM r l ._ I -. _ I 11 1 T''o second annual dnilne' a tists tassociation, held at St. Paul's Clntl, wis attended by aobunt a hundred iemi.- hereS, presided over by ilr. W. IV. Footo. InI pr)opoosiug T'ie MeItropolitarn Radical Associa- ti,'', tile CtlUtaIRAN said they were not: bogus body wrhose existence sos typilied by sitisitle printedi wsords otl paper, bitt wits ...

... A RUMAN PIDM. A few. years ago one of the most itmioltr t mines in Wale caught fire. It started sIlos'lv. a soon obtained such hienday that it spreadi til. I the graeitor portion of the entire mine. To oad oi with Water would extirtluisuh the fire, but ruin the mine. Finally it wvrts suggested that ti entrauces and vent-holes of the mine be cos-redm shutting off the supply of air. This was ...

... TnEE GZR.EAT OMCMF^ION Or inifzu ll:.ElBEnS XX O L0WDON. M. .- - - -A -1. T-..A .I- - --t ?? rms - [o-morrow the grand reception of Irish Hiome .t~u members will take place. The demonstration has been organized by the Liberal and Radical Union, the Me- tropolitan Radical Federation, and the Home Rule Union, and about forty Liberal members it is expected will be present. The train will arrive ...

... Through the kindness of the manager oi the Canterouer Times of New Zealand in re-publishing many -of our in- quiries, MR. G. BRIART and Mas. WiLxIms have been able to communicate their address to their mother. MR. CHARLES HOLMES, East Saginaw, Michigan. writes: To THE EDITOR OF .LLOYDS 1NsEWSPAPERar-DEAR SIR,-A few weeks ago I noticed an inquiry in your column of long-lost relatives ...

... 1 rARLIAMENT AND PROCEDURE. venig the Government will bring Tofere ~ th e If of Commons the draft of the new meforf the oure, which they propose to make into rules ofprOers. The chief reform will be in the 5t5ndiugn or abolishing late night sittings. It is uinder- directionof osed businesswill betakenafter midnights anood that any dehate carried on till that time shall stand dadjouryned. In ...

... CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE. SUNDAY MORNING. YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS. [THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.] -4- THE GERMAN CROWN PRINCE. SAN Rano, Saturday, 10 ?? Crown Prince has had a good night, and is going on very well, with the exception of a slight giddiness. BErLIN, Saturday-The following bulletin, dated San Remo, 10.55 p.m., yesterday, is issued here this ?? ...

... THIE PIROVINCES. CHESHIPE.-RAILWAy CorLIsIoN-A serious collision occurred on the Hoylake railway on Tuesday night. The ordinary pas- seniger train from West Kirby to Hoylalke left Meols station shortly after seven o'clock, when it ran with great force into another train coming in an opposite direction, there being only a single line of rails. The train approaching was fortunately an empty one, ...

... WEA'TXXfl rORMASTS POR SUNIDAY February 12th. ISsUlD YESTrnnDAT B THE METEOROLOGICAL OFsICz. England,N.E . .. Engl1aed,EL, jI idand Westerly winds, light or moderate; obalng. England S.(Lon. f able, some Eleet or cold cain. don and Clam. nel) . England, N. W1, land a. Wales.) (North-westerly and westerly winds, mode. England, S.W. rate or fresh; changable. and 8. Wales). NEW QUEEN'S ...

... I Peace to-day, but war to-morrow-such is the general European verdict on Prince Bis- marok's great speech. For the moment the outlook is undoubtedly pacific, but the under- current of pessimism in the German Chan- ceiors address will not tend to remove the fear of impending hostilities. The jubilant feeling which the speech first excited has been succeeded by one of depression. Italy regards ...

... BEEF VERSUS BRAGt. TO THE EDITOR. OF R.EYN0OLS'S .N::V8PAPER. SIR,-A considerable amount of correspond- ence has lately taken place on the subject of cheap food for the working classes. Of course, the discussion has arisen in consequence of the distress which has prevailed amongst the poor during the winter. Such a controversy, I believe, does a great deal of good, as it serves to throw light ...

... Yesterday afternoon a deoutation of the United King- dom Alliance, including Sir Wilfrid Lawson, M.P.; Ml - W. S. Caine. M.P.; Mr. W. Johnson, i.P.; Dr. Dawson Burns, Mr. B,. Whitworth, and other representative workers in the temperance movement, waited upon Mr. C. T. Ritchie, President of the Local Government Board, and laid before him a memorial in connection with the suggested dealing of ...