... SEMIOUS OUTBREAK I THE CITY-1r1AD: A eerious fire broke out a few nte& afts-r five o'clock last night in a six-2foored warehouue. 90 feet long and 20 wide, in the Oity-road, B.C. The fire originated in the basement, from which dense volumrei of smoke commenced to issue at the ti*me mentioned, and in the course of a few rninutes there was a big outburst of flames, aiid it wta obviotus that a ...

... THE PEACE ORUSADE. I MEWTING IN VICTORIA RAU. I PRO1POSED CONTINENTAL MOVENOl'NT. Useful worke done by drawing together in social harmony people Of 1,anxethmuid thle neighbourhoold Iin thle Royal Victoria HallI wanl further omphasiisnd hI; by a meeting hold ill that halt. yesterday atfternoon jit in fuirtherance of thu movement to support the of Cvar's ~escript. Mr. W. T.X Stead was the prin- ...

... ALADDIN AT THE PARKHUJRST. (sECOND NOTICE.) Perhaps the jolliest little hero in Christmas enter- tainments is Aladdin, and the extraordinary story of his adventures and his suddenly acquired riches appeals more readily to the hearts of callow youth than many of those chosen for the skeleton of a pantomime plot. The history of the Pekin urchin has been most deftly utilbsed for the Parkhurst, ...

... Oc c.s -- r. i 'J-I TES. ?? . ..R .S. _ We hare always tal-';i a frier; or. o:O saa' beuexolen';, ?? j,7t SiriSh aI1hairs,, and we belicve the l:'l ?? &Ozcii.'! is as populxr in Ireland as it is possible iO1 ?? Brifis! T- im ist niewvspaper to be. This interet hras ?? eccagnized in a tournin y tins ;ur.;rninltc,,Since there niha arrived at this (ofice bv po^t a circuliat letter fr-tm the ...

... ONE after another the Radical leaders -if one may so style those who have no party to lead-come tip to take their turns at cock-shy, with Mr. MORLEY as their objective or butt. After Sir EDWARD GREY and Mr. ASQUITH it was, last night, the turn of Lord KIMBERLEY. Lord KIMBERLEY was, at first, and when referring to Mr. MORLEY by name, as polite as the Chorus in a Greek play before it has made ...

... 13,11, Mail sitlette offtre? 18, CHARING CRoss ROAD, W.C. Duke of Coburg is expected to arrive at Clarence House, St. Ible palas early in next month from Germany, and he will stay in tlad fr several weeks. fo puke of Cambridge arrived in Paris on Monday night, accompanied Adfuflz tzGeorge. and is making a short stay at the Hotel Bristol byngri Ol to Cannes. ?? gnand Queen of Wurtemberg are to ...

... In the background are Messrs. Sallantin, Bard and Loew. On the left is a row ox juages wmn lvi. mazeau in nee loregrouna THE DREYFUS INQUIRY: A SESSION OF THE CRIMINAL BRANCH OF THE COUR DE CASSATION This photograph was taken during a sitting of the Court, when only - one outsider was present, and he was there as a witness. The lawyer in a cap leaning over the desk writing is M. Bard. On the ...

... * ..7trg 3 Fa 'll IT-1,2 v *; -' AN V 21 I' y, ,1fIE CU,' A\ CAS'CS I3ELLL.1 * . P3i Oncr ra nce, as reflected inl the oress, of c i1 m rrovirng C R'tier suends the fo llown :re~ rin'riablr for their pacifi t-one:- 'o'itwhA once 2nd for all. It is .5tat B'Ii'll tIFK'1 525 disputes aS, to tol a L' ?? 13 b3J25 y lotting, them 'Lbeiievet lit'~ I1.t' s ?? Brfianel-one-'al, 131' 1 n,, U ...

... WHITTINGTON AT PECKHAM. (SECOND NOTICE.) Dick Whittingfton at the Crown continues to attract s crowded audiences at every performance and bids fair I to run right up to Easter. Not a dull moment is to be I found in this superlatively mirth-provoking pantomime, s and the merry faces and ringing laughter of those who witness it afford ample proof that the denizens of Peck- ham know well how ...

... NEWV EMPIRE. BRADFORD. The new Empire Theatre in Great Horton-road-the latest addition to the places of entertainment in Brad- ford-will be opened for the first time next Monday night. The music ball stands at the back of the Alexandra Hotel, but the hotel has been so adapted and rearranged that its front now forms the main entrance to the hall. The whole work has been carried out from the ...

... lIETA RKA BI14 RAINFALL, GREAT DAMAGE Ti) PROPERTY, EXTRAORDlIN ARY SCENES. ,IV The present muonth will undoubitedly ranki anl on e of the aitld(st, wettiost, and sttarniijst of all it -re'Tnt JlIAnar-S., li1 tht ?? it IL1p11tre- to i~u hnoe bivil scacoely so mild ?? thlit of Past year, lik bait iii the southl tOrn) hals baron so, far little In t 0l'lsos between tie two imornt Is, Ax PS ietsa ...

... 'ALT, I GED CORRI PT LITERA- I TURE IN SCOHOOLr3, ACTION AT BIRMINGHAM At the atuting of the Birmingham School Board last evening the Rew. Josepli Wood, us chairman of the Sites and buildings' caiannttce, muoved: That in cn.seqaqnce of the report received concern- ing lueetings helW Uad Bristol-street School on Sunday, under the ,wspice of the Birmingham Brainch of the Nwtimutl .icculur Sc ...