... SUSPEED OUTRAGE. NARROW ESCAPfl A Dublin correspondent telegrapbed yesterday lei -AD explosion, the -cause of which has not yet in been ascertain4 occurrd this afternoon in the Finance Department of Dublin Castle. The 1r room is situate under the Privy Cohuoil Chai- l ber, and its only usual occupant is Mr. Cullinsa, A who to-day fortunately happened to ba out when th the explosion took place. ...

... 11 TamRSDAY NIGHT.-During the past 24 Lcu.- it shallow disturbances have travelled etastar.s eacross cur ieland8. ?? beavv rain *-%ep ig England and a fresh westeriv gale in theo Cha=nnl e These depressions are now rimsng a av t) the id eastwar:1. and the barcnmeter is t-ie: g ag lU id witn a tendency for the Avind to sibft sOn. e, wbat to the north. with cvuoer Weather. }1. Temperature was ...

... i T.il BALSALL. HiEA.T LOCAL BOAED :- : AUDIT.. - hilLWEEESSCHARGES. The audit of the accounts of the Balsall Heath Local Board for 'the dosing year of its existence was resumed at the offices Lime Grove, Moseley Road yesterday, by Mr.;Rv RHarington Smith, oneof the to Govern ment Board auditors. Among those who- attended the audit were Counclor Arthur Smith, on behalf of the Investigation ...

... THE STATE OF -AFFAS: ,Ai 'I f:KHIA-RTOUM. I DISSNSIONS. AlD RIOTS. [From, a Specw aCospondsn&] Carno, December 31.-I have a.lengthsucceeded in obtning - detailed aocount of the terrible experiences ?? the perid of their captivity in .the Soudan. The story go .b.k to April, -18, when a Detrish force was sent by the Maldi to attack the Ainn miision station in odtith ]Kordfan, and reduce it. The ...

... AI~z BUSTED BREAD COMPANY (LIMITED). .r7 LOR of ?? PALL MALL GAZETTE. - Str..Nearly every day I am a customer of ;tbis company at one or e ifs shops and I cannot endorse the suggestion that its employees 0- : s ls05 of their time. When not serving tabes I notice them hem- .- i w and dLIsters, or, as of late, crimping coloured tissue to decorate ?? !u V ir.ai. Trhat thL company get a full day's ...

... ALW ML NEWS. en The following mails we despatched from Liver. ee- pool this day:- lea To Austria and Germsny by early night mail, are via Ostend (ensuring rapid delivery at Vienna4 Berlin, ?? Latest posting, ?? 10 40 anm. eat with id. late fee, Lima-street Station, 11 3a. wed daily. ;he To France, Belgium, and the Continent of ea Europe (London night mail).-Boxclose, ?? 115 p.m. With Ad. late ...

... 54 & 56 VICTORlA, hf is The legislative 98aion of the year bezinning in oi the autumn of loS0 was ore of a protracted t. 4:b.raCtd8r ; v-et 76 public statutes-all nearly of a ,ncial and ?? character-are left behind o as the only niementos of its exiitencc?. 31any of a3 these measures are mere fraguientary extousiions sc e. forner statutes, and none furnish any cl *ttempu at consolidation, ...

... , hbe A : 'of RtLtoiLb ; Arrangement1 have beon made for the f oi tih late Arotdeon Nois6 whos ins iIxb> interred in the Cathedial burial ground tmorrcw morning, The coffin will be brought lio the oathq. dial at an early hour In the morning, and thre will be a celebration of the Holy Communion at 8 am,, at wbieh many of the friends and relatives of the deceased gentleman are expeoted to he ...

... FKaTHKBSPOKB liTVIgION. There is ft very (hong feeling in this against actifa taken n( the Liberal Chib Mr. Arthur Hartley ft Councillor J. Bumct, who wwa returned the last election by seven hundred majority. baft traaapired that a deputes** thro waited span at tile i'eatherstone Ma*, and «tal> tint thsy change, and bring Mr. Hairtiey oat The Feetherstera* electors reply that they patently ...

... The Paris correspondent of the Daily Tdegrko says: -Although there is no foundation for the report that the Comte do Paris bas determined on abandoning the rule of a Pretender, it seems not improbable that h may decide ere long in. norteilig the expenses to which he h:as boon pot for the furtherance of his cause. His I committees, both in Padis and te provinces, are still 1 organised, with ...

... ?? AGRaICO.& or Ta1 FiSLD.'] Very s-ow farmers are able to look back 5 ol the ?? 1801 with ?? satisfac. rton. It has proved a year of disappointed rthopes and blighted prospects. Opcuipg mwitt Arctic severity such -as fev of the present -generation had- ever previously witnessedt, there was a prodigious destrue- ?? of turnipVrops, and those of swedes ?? in the Iano were so greatly dbmaged ...

... . 1 - IfJ The Services of the lifeboate of the Royal 1el ?? National Lifeboat Institution were very constantly la requisitioned in 1891, and were particularly useful at re' during the disastrous hurricanes and gales of rtf aMarch, October, and November. The total r0 ~knumber of haunches on Service in the year was 334*, al id resulting in the saving of the lives of 551 persons ; ri ofmany of ...