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... ;wo: LO~sNDI rBES .;BOOHED. ;: ?? Two London churches are. shortly to dijappear, an order of her Malefty in 0oncil ha ving been isseaed direeting the 0lcsing of Holy TrinitJ, Minories; while the new bill promoted by the L. and S.W. riiway company will entail not only the de.ttriction of AU Sants, New Cut, Lam- b,th but also the abolition of its district, which is to be merged in the parish of ...

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... SWISS~ AVALANCHEM. A ?? -c ST. GOTHARDTOWN DEVASTATED A despatch from Airolo received in Berne, on Wednesday, stated that the Hotel Airole at that place and several adjacent houses had been destroyed by a, landslip from the Sasso Rosso. The inhabitants had fgt a long time been uneasy about the Eas6o Rosso. or Red Rock. which threatened to overwhelm the hamlet at any moment, and some engineers ...

... SEAMEN'S UNION. TO TIlS EDITOR OF RZETOLs'5 INEEwPAPLIR. DEAR SIR -Just a line to acquaint yen with the success BtteDii the agitation amongst seamen in the Port of London 'or an increased wage. Increases have been given in the majority of Shipo signing on crews ranging from Is, to LI per month, and n. goodly number of ships are paying railors and firemen all round LI per moant. In sail 5s. to ...

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... A WORKING MAN'S LTBRARY. BY OUR READERS. Iit responce to our silggestion al nutmber of our reatders tare scat, ill Lists of tile best lift;' hook' for ttrkintsr moon. Maiy of tle, itooks atrtionodss eon hs ?? foti a try osmall coini from Folio I ?? pub]) For (1, SI 'andtI, isldout. We aippitd n1 fiow of these Vif~ tr si 'nti. Li resootf ?? the fo~loaissg Rponse titis Cont'itsio Sitist. ...

... TRIGEDY IN WALES. A WHOLE FAMIILY KILLED. A shocking tragedy came to light in Wales on Tuesday. The vicar of Garn Dolbenmaen called at Criccieth to make inquiries about William Wil- liams and his wife. As the family had not been seen for about a fortnight the neigrhbours were interviewed, with the result that a constable procured a ]ad- der. and on ascending it, he saw through the bedroom ...

... INTERVIEW WITH MR. TILLETT. After an absence of a year and ten months in Southern landls for the benefit of his health, Mr. Benjamin Tillett has recently returned to London. He wee seen yesiter- day by a representative of Reynsldfs's Newspaper, to whom be related some of his experiences and im- pressions. Mr. Tillett looks better than when he went away, but he is still far frees robust, In ...