... Dorothy, that queen of light operas, whose charm both of musical score and light penchant 1 bretto never f lis, is to reign another week at the Ruyal. A bright, tuneful, and enchanting entertainment is thus offered all who wish to avail th, niselves of t. During this week new features are being introduced, including a new May-pole ballet. ...

... Brutality to an English t G i d. NICK, Jan. ló-A case of brutal ill-treatment of an English girl by her employers, which ha* arroused much interest among the English rcsi-y^ dents in Nice, was with by the policeiS authorities yesterday. The girl, whose name is Katv Ammalier, is the daughter of a factory hand at Wolverhampton, and was induced by a lady residing in that town to come out here in ...

... FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE IN LONDON. Foot-and-mouth disease has again broken out in North London. It was discovered on Sunday, and reported to the Board ot Agriculture, who ordered the immediate slaughter of all animals which had been in contact with the animals affected. Nine were killed last night, and thA officers of the B-lard are expected to-day at Islington Cattlo Market, but what will be ...

... I SIR .CHARLES EUAN SMITH. It 18 understood that in view of certain forth. coming diplomatic changes, it is probable that Sir Charles Euan Smith will be appointed to a. more important post than Tangiere. ...

... MfSSMG WORD DIFFICULTY. Appointment of a Receiver. The Exchange Telegraph Company understands that upon further application Mr Justice Gorell Barnes, M vacation ju-ig^, on Saturday appointed a receiver in the action of Davis v. Pearson. This was the action arising ont of the notorious missing word competitions, and relates to what is commonly known as the ostrich problem. The urgency of the ...

... f CORilESPONUEUK WAGES CLAIM (Te.,I).-Yoti are entitled to be paid by the sub-contr.ictr who employed yon, whether he has l een p id by the contractor with whom he engaged or not You may summon him in the police or county court. N u j,NcF, (I,. B., -It is quite clear fihat the local authority are not entitled toxoalter the condi ions oi iheir roads a to flood vo ir premises. If, therefore, ...

... A rather unfortunate occurrence, which will indubitably be used by the numerous enemies of M. Pasteur, in order to mar the effect- of tho tributes of respect and veneration paid to the eminent savant on Monday !a*t. by repre.-en'a- tives of nearly every nation, is reported from Bordeaux. On Friday evening there arrived froii. Paris in tiie capital of the Department of the Gironde six young ...

... PARIS, Saturday.-The examination of MM. ar es cle Lesseps, Cottu, and Fontane?, thref of jlctors of the Panama Canal Company, id .xpected to conclude either this evening or on l on ay next, when M. Franqueville, the examining magistrate, will at once proceed to in- vestigate the statements of ten members of Par- lament, whose immunity from arrest «3 Deputies has been temporarily suspended. In ...

... A STEAMER WRECKED. A Lloyd's Cherbourg telrgram states that the j steamer Luchann, from Glasgow for Cherbonrg, is ashore at Cape La Hague, and will probably bs a total wreck. Tba crew wero saved. ...

... Sudden Death of a Boy, ( At the T:wn-ba!), Cardiff, en Saturday even- In?, Mf E- K Rccf, t.he district coroner, heH three inquests. The c'rcnn' ...

... The captain of the Manhansett, which was bound from Swansea, has made the following statenient: The day after Christmas we were driving west in the teeth ef a fierce- north- westerly gale. Snow was falling heavily. About one o'clock it cleared a little, and five miles south we saw a steamer lying-to in the trough of the sea. We bore down on her, and passed near enough to windward to read her ...

... Early on Sunday morning a fire broke out in the General Baptist Chapel, Derby-road, Notting- ham, which completely destroyed the roof, burnt out the interior, and wrecked an organ which had been erected quite recently. The destruction was great, and the place was deplor- ably injured. The chapel was built in 1850, and is one of the principal Nonconformist places of worship in Nottingham. ...