... BY ONE OF THEMSELVES. -4- ?? CHURCIi or AIERGAVENNY. - NEO. LEeTED MONUAIEXTS.-THE CASTI E GRoUNDS,- RLWAL\VAY COMPANIES. - A. FOult - foRtsD COACH. -LUNATIC ASmUMS.-PElU-ATic LUNATICS. -NATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS. -- GaaEGnS SoNo.-lGOODBYE': TO SOUTI1 WAIsTS. GRANDER SCENERY.-JOIJIN7EY AN!) AciiVAL. -REmEDY FOR INSECT BITES. I always make it a point to visit the notable ! institutions and ...

... The representatives of the Northumberland miners will meet the owners to-day in Newcastle to d apply for an increase of wages. Efforts are being pushed forward to organise the steelworkers of W~est Cumberland in the same way as the blast furnacemen, with a. trade union of their own. THE IRONvOEXERS' STRIKE AT KEIGELEY. -It was estimated on Saturday that over 3,000 ironworkers I had joined the ...

... The French elections, which are to make or | to mar Boulanger, take place to-morrow. The crisis is a serious one, but it is not occasioning the excitement which was anticipated. At the same time much electioneering actiyity is being displayed by the several parties. The General is lookina forward with great confidence to the result. At least he says he is. The verdict of the polls will ...

... DUN DEE. TheDundee Gladstoniantliberal Association onTues- day night adopted Mr. John Leng, manag-ingproprietor of the Dundee Advertiser, as Gladstonian candidate for the vacancy cacsed by the death of Mr. 'Firth. Mr. Leng was present, and accepted the invitation. At a meeting of the Committee appointed to pro mote the candidature of Mr. John Burns, held at Dundee on Wednesday, letters ...

... * A CONVERSATION WITH THE PRISONER ON WEDNESDAY. The murder has created intense excitement amongst the Jewish community of Manchester, and was the one subject of conversation on Thursday night. At the close of the special services in the evening, the Jews gathered in knots to discuss the matter, and in every household deep sympathy was expressed for the bereaved family. Mr. Gordon, senior, is ...

... I Achilles, Channel equadr 6 I JaosiblePortsmoulk Active, fTrrinin, squadron insolent, Portsmouth Agamemnon, Msata Invincible, Son a t h a rapton Aglucourt Cbaiu Ibqiddoi Water AjaX, Crenook Iris, Mediterranean Alacrity, P ta Doutb ?? lron Duke,, Chan. Sqoad ro albaoore, Corfu Jackal, l.C. of Scotland 4ibatrosa, Chatham; Fa , Jumna, troop service Alberta, special vervics luno, Chatharm Alecto, ...

... Trains to and fronm Preston. i TIMTE TABLE FOR R14:PTPTlTa FROM PRRsTON TO on & CCRINIGTON.-5 35, 7 205, S 15, 8 20, S49p 98 5,125; 12 15, 115, 165, 235,3 27,4 5 4 6 1,6 53, 7 55. 9 3, 9 35. HoandaY ,9 35 ?? 5' 3S 6 620, 640, 725, 833. 840,0940. 35 33,22s55 Ihe ~_BAMBER BRIDGE.-5 35. 7 25, 8 20 8 .8 5 R. 12 15; 1 15, 1 55,2 35, 327, 45, 5 20,5 Olo-,7- ru- Sundays 9 95 ; 1 33, 2 55,6 20, 6 40, ...

... A NORTA-WESTERN EXPRESS ON TER- WRONG LINE. The North-Western express leaving London for Scotland at eight p.m. met with a serious accident on Sunday night at Crewe Station, where it Was due at 11 35. A Birmingham train was due about the same time. The express, entering the station at a good speed, was turned into the Birminghart siding instead of the main through line. The train, being a ...

... I TRAGIC AFFAIR AT LOiNGTON. I Atragicaffair occurred on Wednesday nightatthe Cor- poratios Baths, Longton, Staffordshire. Itappearsthat ?? Edward Farmer, aged 23, some time since resigned his position, and osten- sibly intended going to America with his wife and child. Living with him at the baths was his wife's brother, Albert Brindley, aged 18. It was understood that his brother-in-law was ...

... OPENING OF A NEW TOWN HALL AT I , ~DEWSBUJRY. - A handsome Town Hall, which has been erected in se the Market Place, Dewsbury, was formally opened by rE the Mayor of that borough on Tuesday. Although oi Deweburvy was incorporated in 1862, and since that p time has had commercial prosperty, the Corporation m has hitherto had no special building for its use. of The premises used during recent ...

... rOFEIGG TELEGRAMS. I THE SERVIAN ELECTIONS. BELWRADE, FRIDAY. F1ore complete returns of the elections to the Skupt- Echina show that 20 Radicals and 11 Liberals have been elected in the towns. In this city, where three Radicals and one Liberal have been returned, 1,147 vote3 were polled for the Radical and 409 for the i,,bsul list. Returns for the rural districts are still 011t0anding. The ...

... I| - On Mlonday night anld early on Tuesday morn- ing a toundoertormn, accompaniod by a heavy dowu- pour of rain, passed over the metropolbi. In low- lybig distriots many streets were flooded, and considerable dauage was done to property. The storm in l ?? was most remarkable. The thuuder was the loudest that had been heard for years, and the lightning was startlingly vivid. Several sheep at ...