... bc op of tbc the molt'nill SrERIOUS ACCIinENT TO MiSs MARION TrtlvtY. We deeply regret to learn that Miss Alarion Terry is suffering severell from the results ot a cab cccideut that uniorturnately happened to her a few nights since, while returning home from a diuner party. It appears that the hind wheels of the cab came ott and so irightened the horse that he bolted. Aliss Terry swho *vas a ...

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... Abc Cop of tbc M1t1o g, I PIIsO1JS IN AIATCIIES. The reports of the speciaiists ap opointed by the Hoie Secretai- to investigate the subject of the use ot phosporus in the llallutactire of lucifer -atches have been issued in a Blue-book. They do not reccttletzt that the use of the dangerous yellow phosphorus should he prollibited, b0t indicate that necrosis among workpeopte can be practically ...

... ube top of tbe Morning* I PLASTERERS ON STRIKE. Ten, thousand operative plasterers will be paid off to-day their trade uniou havinig refused to comply with the masters' demands to abandoa certain practices ol which complaint is made. LORD FARRER AND THE OPEN DOOR. Lord Farrer has addressed a letter to the editor of the Concord on tht subject cG the 'new departure ' of the Cobden Club, ...

... ,ce cop of. the morning. TinE TSAR RETURNS TIIANNA5. The Secretary of the Russian Embassy has issued the following official communication: Numberless expressions of gratitude have reached tihe EmDeror of Russia from all countries for the initiative which his Imperlal Majesty has magnanimously taken with a view of alleviating the heavy burdens caused by the present armnaments. Truly sensible ...

... ivgulf Iffalf onjette officto 12, CHARING CRosS ROAr, W.CO is probable that the Queen will pay a visit in the course of a day or toto the Empress Frederic. at Bordighera. Her Majesty will travel by peci,,l train inl the afternoon, take tea with her eldest daughter, and returui before dinner. The Prince of Wales is expected to return to Sandringham from the Biviera on Friday, April 7, or ...

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... STRIKING DEMONSTRATION. A mneeting convened by the Social Democratic Federa- tion wap held on Wednesday night in the St. Jnmen's Hall, Piccadilly in favour of universal pence and international fraternity.' The hall was crowded in every part, and considerable enthusiasm prevailed, an cspecialy cordijll welcom beining given to the Socialist members osf foreign Parlinments wvho were present on ...

... THE LIFE TO COI. By the!t REF4. E. C. HA if WNS, Af.An I ticar of St. BOide, ILonDon B.C. WI, that w'hich is perfect ia come, thee ticet willteD is in ptrt (pattial) shal bhe lone zawy.y Cor., Xiti., 10. ! sp(:orND FoR-zox.I Our life is inspanrably associated with t~he idea of progress. It seeram to us that IF we could attain crtectios at a bound. and could not advanoe, we should imne - ...

... LI)NDON COU-NTY COUNCIL. Tlbe weeuliy i'eeting of the London County cuultb': was li.d, onl Tesuday. at Spring- t Lord Itelity, the new chairman, ptre- I TW ?? of borrowing powers for 18 rneiti' Itt t1,536,2i01. to be provided in the lere Dii o 18699 ?? auprove A. vin be reetolrsoairttios of the General ?? oumnnuteo, ar. W.. F Rilley, who Lots oon ernrooyed at the Admir.uty, was ?? ntpl;ie ...

... I SUNDAY'S SURV~EY. -a The expected report with referenrce to complaints made by certain friendly societies, that men were compelled by employers, as a condition ot employment, to join shop clubs and to discontinue their niembershipof other benelitsoeietics, came to hand yesterday. The depart- mental committee which investigated the matter was constituted of Mr. Mec85 Coelings, M.P., ...