... THE WEEKL4Y IL1VlSVI. I In t.he ?? , ,rj'UeS&.y's ,lEl: clT01i. ri),etilng ot tho Njortlhorii 8ocety X11Ai.ION>;. ot 4f ioctriclll ii~~gineers, on, the 11IJ ei.t, nt ,Leetrie, uu.t riotln o!)1nion *o Tlargely, almost ent.rely, in favour oi thu oieflies't l ?? svsib.111. Thle hu't4 xill duolht- I less e~e! i.:e sorme intienee ol t~ho Citv (olalUic ...

... (I I AUtRIVAL OF THE MuANCHESTER CIYTY. TIIE LARGEST VESSEL YET IN THE CANAL. The Manchester City, which is much the largest steamer that has so far come up the Ship CLnal, is now iu dock. The stesmer is 445 feet loug, with 52 feet beam, 30 feet deep, and carries a'dead weight of 8,600 tons. The Manchester City h1sr just comoleted her maiden voyage, having left Halifiax and St. John on the ...

... I SEN ATIOBt~i4 ~AAIB AT BXLEY. -UpQ$ P 0D SUICIDE OF AN ARTIST.. miss ' Deinei 54; Glebe Studios, Glebe-place, Lon'don, ' 'S.W --'oominitted; Sicide at' Henle1 on Wedneidqay night under mysterious end sensationsa .oiroutnoee 'Bstweear 'eight and ninev o@blc1k..; the report : of firdarmis W heard iS' .r` entriy.. and the',police found a wcoma . gan pin aK unnorniioie state, while bleod ...

... -TE !-NEwTO1., HATH;H 9JlINEf I V4 'ER ADJO URNED1 IlQUEST. i: THE CONDITION OF THE CHIMNEY. Yesterdax' the adjourned inqutest respecting the deaths of the five victims of the Newton- Heath Chiim ny disaster was opened by M~r. S. Smelt; city ooroner.i ?? nemes of the fivepe wrsons who Werekilled were- Mrs. Shawero*; her daughterz Sarah Ann: Shaweroof and 41aabeth Shaweoross, ?? Buckley, and ...

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... Ib Ad vnsra. t..n= .01afl THE WEEKLY T1MES_ The proposals of the ,Manchestez Ulml sm ri'. Corporntion touching the rmilL, supply of the city were roughty handled on Monday in an sdrxess dolivered be- fo'e the Cheshire Chamber of CoUI Mmerce by Mr. Clo, ?? VJ. Ar, COox is consulting vetori- nary *urgoecn to the Maicliester and Saliord Dlairymnil's Society. It Was to be expected that he ...

... . ?? The ice palace is a feature of winter in the Cana- dian capital, says a writer in the January number of the Windsor Magazine. Lit up within on a dark night, it is a brilliant object for miles round, the light Shining through the ice in a subdued glow as if every block contained its separate incandescent lamp. It becomes a centre of entertainment while the frost lasts, and ...

... M861WAL N!gLW& ?? P.. A ,CowQI eeraspoo d at* th ?? thv f !ne maawl ERopeA, of. the 1Btiteberg PeznorO+Pe~/ b ia Whippiagham Cherobha lbs~een placd a bmsa'table. 1 bearik n ?? of. the Queen' own hndw rt 9 the following words, .Th scree4 iB eaotd to ; dear memory of her,b ?? sonin-aW, Prince i of, 'Bat*1lerg, b~~oo~,BL19. beautifaV worked sword. has. been-fixed on 'te 'tomb. %alb ?? are the ...

... a, At the St. James's Theatre The Terror of PJ is being played. The character cf the laY iS 3, indicated in the iitle. It is intensely ksjtional ie there are comic interludes to relieve tlt excite e The leading part of the Anarchist chiet, ValJ e capitally acted by Wr. Lewis Gilbert. g ir. J. W. Turner'a English Opera. bompat: Ir Monday last bhesau their annual eeasincr the B Thcatre, ...

... enera weaknes and Ia The worn-out feeling disappeared and I relished m'y foods. MR. H. C. SMITH.1 Everybody who needs cod-liver oil, and there are hundreds of thousands of them right here in Great Britain, should read the following letter: 35, Durham-road, Phillip-laue, Tottenham, May 14th, 1898. Dear Sirs,-Having been recommended at Charing Cross Hospital to take an emulsion of cod-liver oil ...

... : SINGULAR NTqLj, SUIT. iIli. tile D.LoceCut'ol fiIgiulay, oir uto L :arpest(liee di Szwi, otbgywje oireuri~ann ?? Szpira, caine oan ir henring: The 'petiiohse, Iiriai L 'ibermaenu, ar9oung.Jeweis, aqght *a.declaratiin of' hnullit'y' gf .inarriage on the ground. tbat'.she. did. not .knory 'at .tfie' time thait she ?? going throug'h a. pei~embny dif marriage.: The. petitioner,,.who is i~ow ...

... . l oo1 n ob ' POOR:B BLIND LOV.'- . BY GTY BOOTHBY, Author of 4 Dr. -Nikola, ' The Lust of Hate, The Fascination of.-the King, 'heibai FcLeod, ?? Stra~nge Company, .k.flid for Fortune, The Beautiful White Devik &e., ste CHAJ'TER XVII. THE ISLAND) OF VAAMOA. ,. The sun was like a ball of fire upon the weshtern sea line *hen the schooner which was conveying Claude and Loic to Vamoa ...