... SPECIAL SUNDAY EDITION,, CONTAINING ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE,: SUNDAY MORNING.. YESTERDAY'S TELEGRAMS. .rTROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY39 THE CZAR AND CZARINA INJURED.. ST. PETrERSBURG, Saturday.-The O9'ficza. es*: senger this morning states that in the accident to the Imperial train at Borki the Czar was injured on the foot, and the Czarina on the hand, but that this did ...

... I The report of the Royal commission, of which Lord Herschell was chairman, on the Metropolitan Board of Works, just presented to Parliament, states:- 1. The course pursued by Messrs. Fowler and Saunders Is censured in unmistakable terms. But the commissioners state that there is no evidence that the fact of these gentlemen having been professionallv em- Wloyed induced them to aet at the Board ...

... THE GARDEN.-By=i BEAIEy SEIOSONADL~E GA~lDBNING FOR T1El WREE ENDING DEC. 1. TheStrelitzia-legints, one of the most re- markable bloosanul plants extant, should, now that the bloom (where autumn blooms existed) is passing away, be removed to the warmest end of the greenhouse and kept moderately moist at the roots only, with occasional lesa ssunging. Winter-floweringr Begonias are form- ing ?? ...

... IRISH OPPONENTS OF HOME RULE. The Nonconformist banquet to Lord Salis- bury and Lord Hartington is of no small in- terest, as showing the extent of the disruption of old party ties. As Lord Salisbury himself observed, at no remote time ini the past it would have been absolutely imposmible that his hosts should have sat down with him at a public dinner, Lord Salisbury dislikes the Dissenters, ...

... NEW BRITISH PROTECTORATE, T&hsi Rritirhfiaq A n: - -, 15LU DnrEICTI nag practically fl e 70,000 square miles of new territory. Te possessions which England, bya foal e ment, has just guaranteed to protecte agree of British North Borneo, Br are those wak. They are all in the Island of Sorna ra. the Indian Ocean), which, With the exception of Australia and Papua, is the largest island in the ...

... : The medallions of her Majesty on the Jubilee Memorial Clock tower at Weymouth were on Wednesday unveiled by the mayor. The Queen has approved the appointment of the Hon. Henry J. Moncreiff, advocate, to be a judge of the C0urt of Session, in the I room of the late Lord Craighill. Mr. Mon. creiff is the eldest son of Lord Moncreiff. It is, pfficially announced that the Queen. has approved ...

... The resignation of Sir Charles Warren natu- rally led to an important debate in the House of Commons on the administration of the Metropolitan Police. It is satisfactory that the resignation is entirely unconnected withthe latest East-end murder,which occurred several hoursafter the letter of Sir Charles wasinuthe hands of Mr. Matthews. To comuel the chief of the police to resign because a ...

... THE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONTS. NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES, Fridaywas the last day appointed by the Returning officer (Sir Thomas Chambers) for the nomination of candidates for the election to the London School Board, which will take place on Monday, the 26th inst. Appended are lists of the candidates in the 11 divisions. Por the 55 seats on the Board 127 persons have been nominated, 38 of whom are ...

... I SERIOUS RIOT AT A MEETING. Wolverbampton was yesterday in a ferment of excitement over a visit of Mr. Gladstone-so great, in fact, that the right hon. gentleman's speech at the Drill hall wits brought to a very abrupt conclu- sion. The meeting was attended by upwards of 5,000 persons, who pushed so vehemently in their en- deavours to get in front that a riot ensued. Benches were smashed, ...

... SPECIAL SUNAY EDITION, CONTAININ ALL YESTERDAY'S NEWS. . LLOYD'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER .OFFICE, SUNDAY MORNING. YES1ITERDAY'S TELEGIRAMS. ?? EUTER'S AGENCY.] FRANCE AND GERMANY. PARTS, Saturday.-7M. Herbette, French ambag'. sador to Germany, retarns to-morrow to Berlin to resume his official duties. FRANCE AND WEST AFRICA. ...

... THE LONDON SCHOOL BOARM. The 2fcrn7iflP3OSP of Monday exposed tb ?? n issued by Mr' E. D Buxton and Gis friends; and went on t saY -Biaving, in .previous years, by thei folly and perverseness, discredited th cause of education, they iave now th effrontery to pose before the public as th disinterested friends of the voteless, voice less multitude of London children. Hows ever silly ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-lIONDAY. THE BOAIRD OP WORKS IREVELATIONS. Lord RcNDOLP1i CIuIJeCueaL asked whether the atten- tioU of the Puullic Prosecutor was behig directed to the report of the Royal Couinission, wisth a view to taking criminal proceedings against. certain parties mentioned in that report. Mr. W. E1. Svr0ra: The report of the Royal Commis- sion wes, in the mouth of Aucuat last, ...