... FOREIGN TBElGRAsts MURDER AND AA11SX THE CRONIN TRIAL. CLOSE OP THE PARIS TION. MASSACRE IN SOLONON ISLANDl8 reeiedbourne, o Intelligence has been received here, statin' tol. f natives in the Solomon Islands some time Wg tdat the and &Murdered an Englishman named Nelson and ti native boys, and afterwards devoured tb tres cruiser Royalist reports that she shelled the vem.ul The that part of the ...

... LONDON COUNT-Y COUNCILr ' The usual weekly meeting of the Counil waD heluion Tuesday at Guildlill, the Earl of 1tosebery pie. aiding. THn STRAND IMPROVIX1NT. Mr. C. Harrison smoved the adoption of the report of the Parliamentary Committee, which stated' that the committee had considered the resolution of the Council, authorizing them to include in the application to Par. liament powers to ...

... . TMhy GWZRDOZE C R&ALs. The trial of John Gallagher was resumed on Mon. day, the court being again crowded. Mr. Healy at once began his address for the defence, and the Attorney-Gaeneral having replied, the judge summed up. The jury retired at 5.45, returning into court after an interval of two and a-half hours. The judge, who had remained in court during the entire time, remarked on the ...

... POLITZCAL ZTM6S. MR.. CHAaEEILLAXIN'8 AL50GATTONS.-A London correspondent says:- It appears that Mr. Chamber- lain is to take no notice of the challenges which he has recently received in reference to the charge of cor- ruption against Mr. Gladstone. The right hon. gentleman will not, however, be allowed to escape from the position in which he has placed himself. When Parliament meets he will ...

... GEntRR&l liws., pevises a labouring man, waned Benjamin ,00I quarrelled with his wife about some domestio ,aend then attacked her 'With a chopper, inflict- ON! llrsef iom which the woman is not expected to 0er Parnell has been arrested. re~overth u ?? with the Clayton explo- AtiOk plac at~ Scheater the other day. One a killed OD tbe spot, another died at Ancoats S Vtal and eight out of ...

... THE PARRML AOlMtSONs ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.THIRD DAY. The earlier portion of Sir Henry James's speech, when the court resumed on Tuesday, was not interesting. It was made up of a large number of extracts from speeches, the reading of which occupied about half an l hour. He then proceeded to show the alleged connec- tion between the Land League and the Clan-na-Gael. He said that the ...

... LAXAWZON OF LAD. _ Under the auspices of the English Land Restora. tion League, a most enthusiastio meeting was held at the West Southwark Liberal and Radical Club, Blackfriars-road, the other evening, The hall was crowded. Mr. It. K. CIUSTON, M.P., ocoupiedthe chair, and in opening the meeting remarked that Liberals and Eadicals did not boycott the question of land taxa- tion. They wanted it ...

... . WEV PEZTINMNT TrLRUTE It i f a y t o f m e d i l -I. i- - . .- * - A l- ?? science that the kidne the chief blood purifiers of the system. The chi blood poisoner is uric acid, which the kidneys alone oar expel. If the thousand little hair liie sewer tubes 0 the kidneys, through -which the entire blood suppl passes, the same as through the heart, are dieased the kidneys cannot separate and ...

... usHM 'f.GMU5XS CLUB. The Eleusis Club, which nnmibers at present about 400 aetisans of Liblral and Rsdicul faith, celebrated the other evening the attainment of its majority by holding the twenty-first annual dinner in the hall of the club in King's-road, Chelsea. About 150 members and guests assembled at tao including iMr. T. P. O'Connor, M.P.. ir. A. C. Morton. Id.P., Lord Monks- well, Mir. ...

... MR. MORLEY AND TH1E EIGHT HOURS BILL. TO THY EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S NEW3PArER. Sir,-Anything more heartless and frivolous than the 8peeCh of Mr. John Morley at the Eighty Club is not easy to imagine. I have always said that the prefix honest to a man's name is enough to damn a saint. Who does not shrink from an honest Jew F There is little enough honesty to be found in his speech, though ...

... -GwEIT WIkTmBSIED FISzZI.. A fire broke out about nite o'look on Thurtday night on the banks of the Thames at the Isle of Dogs, Millwall. The ?? ettaoked were those of Messrs. Westwood, Bailey, and Co., ship builders, &c.. The property is of vast extent, and the flames broke out right in the centre, in a great structure nearly a hun- dred yards long and twenty wide. This included the saw mills ...

... WHE i :B:E:RDiZT :ewT. A large company of Bermondaey ratepayers dined together at the Bridge House Hotel, to honour the four men who are being prosecuted for asserting the rights of their fellows at the doors of the Bermondsey Vestry Hall, and to celebrate the growth of a Pro- gressist party in the Vestry. Dr. Cooper, ?? took the chair. In proposing the toast of The Work of the Party, he ...