FIRE AT MANSFIELD COLLEGE, OXFORD
... A fire resulting in the almost entire destruction of the interior of the president's residence at Mansfield College, Orford, occurred early yesterday morning. The al ...
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THE NEW RAILWAY RATES
... I THBE NEW RAILWAY RATES. ACTION BY THE FREIGHTERS' ASSOCIATION. Yesterday a meeting of the Secisal Committee of the Birmingham Railway and Canal 'reighters' Association, which was appointed to watch ...
WEST BROMWICH
... E.cIVE Arnoas.-Mdesrs G. Shaw and G. T. Coleman have been appointed the elective auditors for the borough during the ensung year. LOCAL BossD.-The Local Board have resolved to' memorial ...
GEM STREET INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
... GEMH STREET INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. The annual meeting of the donors and subscribers to the Gem Street Certified Industrial School took place yesterday, at the school. Lord Leigh presided, in the absence o ...
NEWS OF THE DAY
... AI) JORRN-AL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1889. BIETr NGHJA 'WEEKLY TOST. NEW NOVELS. NOW APF.A.RING IN THE WEEKLY POST, TWO NEW WORKS OF YICTlON. THE ROMANCE OF A INSURANCE OFFICE, Being paw,;:gs in the ...
THE PARNELL COMMISSION
... THIE PARNELL COMMISSION. \V 'l'ir, LETTErS WERE OBTAINED. Ti, ;ro~t4'liBo tif the Parnell Commission were ?? y e,.liy inorniniz, the same clrnsel appear- - 055i>15 to the important evidence expected, ...
MR. POWELL WILLIAMS, M. P., ON THE HAWARDEN EVICTIONS
... IMR. POWELL WILLIAMS, M.P., ON I I HAWARDEN EVICTIONS. I The first annual soiree of the Balsall Heath Liberal Unionist Association was held last night, at the Mary Street Board School. Before the amus ...
LIBERAL UNIONIST MEETING AT WOLVERHAMPTON
... LIBERAL UNIONIST MUEETUG AT WOLVEMIAMPTON. lst night a meeting of Liberal Unionit ~was held in the Teaeoranc ?? t Wolverearopton, presided over by Mr. W. W. Walker. The chairman was supported on the p ...
IA CANADIAN FIRE
... MONTREAL, Mouday.-A fire broke unt yestev- day morning at Peck and Benny's nail factory, an. resulted in the destruction of the buildings and Messrs MacDougall's grain elevator adjoining. The total loss is estimated at 150,000 dollars. ...
MR GLADSTONE, I
... MR GLADSTONE, [ DAILY NEWS TERFLGRAM.] NAPLES, January 30th, Night.-Favourecl by magnificent weather, Mr Gladstone and a party of friends yesterday went to Ischia on a steam yacht. They were received on landing by the commander of the penal settlement. Mr Gladstone inspected the Castle Prison and the curious grottoes. He was greatly interested in all he saw. From Ischia Mr Gladstone drove to ...
AN ARDENT POLITICIAN AT NEVVPOUT
... At Newport borough police-court to-day, Benjamin Bennett, labourer, was summoned for asi-xulting Z-chariah Richards, in Stow-bill, last (Tuesday) evening. The defendant had been at the political meeting at the Aibert-hall earlier in the evening, and was invited on to the platform towards the close, but, as he himself explained, did not get a chance to speak because Mr Nolan, M.P., took so long ...
FURIOUS DRIVING AT NEWPORT
... Henry George Cornwell, master baker, was rttrnmonecl at Newport police-court to-day for furious driving. Shortly after six o'clock on j.°nday evening defendant was seen to come o\Vn Stow Hill at a very fast pace, and though shouted to by a police officer, he eclined to stop until he had gone up portion of High-stieet, and turned into GrifBn-street. M.ere he was found stupened in a pubh- houee ...