... SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10. t lt _ _ _ _ _ _ _II Another crime, even more revolting in its old.bblooded atrocity than those which preceded I old-blooded atrocity than those wilicn precenen it, has beea added to the terrible list of the London Eazt End murders. As in three of the six previous crimes, the body of the victim, who d belonged to the 'unfortunate class, was t horribly mutilated, ...

... TRE COURT. ~- da3 Balmoral, Monday. me Divine service was performed at the Castle Du yesterday marning, in the presence of the Queen, opt Princess Beatrice, and the Royal househeld. The ¶Uev. Malcolm Taylor, D.D., chaplain to the Queen, officiated. C Our Braesmar cerrespondent, telegraphing fro SCe Braemar yesterday, says :-Probably the last visit pet of the season of Royalty to the capital of ...

... i ?? Nof 12.-LOCHS SWEIN, ! From the head of Loch Swein to Crian there: 'is bat a Sabbath-Day's journey, and yet the blobhs are as different in situation and character .as almost any two locha fan the XVest. Loch Swein or Swin, probably nvamed from the same i Danish chieftain or prince from which Sunart iras derived, is best approached from the sea. It is oao of the coyest and mast neglected ...

... 7 - J - ' I . - w MAtRITIMR0ELOSSES AW OASULES. m 'ea~fondw is a list of ossnalties reported at jaoyd'e on Lowsbook ?? Wednelday, Oetober 24, and 10 ridnkhtWednesdar, 6,A tber 31, IM (a) denoting Sate- s .O- . : :o Name of VesseL Tone. Flag. b Voyage nd Cargo. .-y Save, Leaor ?? - 863 | Si oe'n. 16ved. 146 Brit' 1819 | alr 1 nfbed- to 764 Sjlwedi.ed. - Robertsfors. 1 Sweish. 1853 otp, ...

... ITHIE CROFTERS COMMiISSION) IN ASSYNT. i l ~- - I THE CLASHMORE CROFThRS. I(FRO0M ORowrn cons'. 2EsSONDENT.5 Lbchinver, Tbursday Night, s ITho Commissioners drove tc-day from Lochinver e down through the Steer district to Calkain, which it lies beside Claliomore Farm. They there held a sitting in the school-house to hear evidence from the remainder oE the Clashmore crofters, and the s snecial ...

... s The Colchester coroner held an inquiry yes-I terday on the bodies of Henry Holland (33), his wife, Minnie Holland (5), Robert Holland (3), and Thomas Holland (12 months), who lost rtheir lives in a fire which occurred at their cottage in Clay Lane, Myland, early on Monday morning, Evidence was given as to the dis- covery of the fire and the finding of the bodies t of the deceased, and a ...

... GENERAL MIEDICAL COUNCIL.i| TIHE LEAVINSG CERTIFICATE. The wiater seesion of the General Medical Council opened yesterday in London, under the presidency of Mr Jeon Marshall, representative of the royal College of Surgeons, London. Mir Marshall, in his introductory adldress, congratu- lated the Council on meeting unchanged in numbers and Persooality, each member experienced in the obligatioes ...

... COM~LvNG. s ! -an rBORDER UNION (TONGTOWGlN) ,EETING. s' 1STnuasDZ -November 80 Judge, MAr Red-le. Slipper, T. Wilkinson. ye I With only a small programme to discuss, the meeting was brought to an early conclusion this ule I. morning. There was another good attendance tG n upon assembling on the Ross Trees farm, a few miles out of Longtown, and the unfinished round f et jwith the Border Union ...

... EXTENSION OF PAISLEY FERGUSLIE THaKEAD-l'WOKS. e It is but little over a year since the Messrs 3. & i P. Coats extended their colossal thread-works at a Paisley by the erection of a new mill, capable in d itself of provi.3ing employment for about 2000 e hands. By the erection of that mill it was *t believed thlat no further addition would require to r be made to the FIerguslie Thread-Works for ...

... COLLAPSE OF A BUILDING IN L CONPO .. ?? ?? . ?? ^ ^y !l FOUr KILLED AND SE`VENTE rM T INJURED. 103 -- , I The corner building of a rowr of shops in t) course of erection in Great Titchfield Street, adjoining Great Portland Street, London, sud- fi denly collapced at a quarter to four yesterday ez afternoon, burying a number of workmen. Four sa of these were brought out from the ruins dead, al ...

... MU.1N'ICIPAL AL'LPINGS. I hINNING PAnK.-Ao adjourned meeting of th. e above Commissioners wvas held in the Burg's Uhambers, 60 Stanley Street, on Thursday night- , Provost Lindsay presiding. The medical offceruof t health, Dr Rabert Chalmers, Centre Street, gave e in his report fur the morici of October, as follows a r -Marriages, 5, and far 1886 and 1387 9 and 9 re- Y spectively. Births were ...

... I VOLUY T}A i A.Q q-,jl IRETU-?~ PIN Ew ?? I I-- ~ , IThe annu-al returns fcc :!I , almost completed, a&fr are this crnrusn e:azs1 1 readers we are indo~t: t various reguiments.I :Lh e canes these have, not far tlhe figures do ctgo *but a gance - i l creasou It the s ii'.Hr'y *reat body is tr P'svated out ti st v ?? tidles, and kept us, I~e Z11 ?? 517 t't Ape S ?? A-- ?? -~ lii i -*-t .. . ...