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... 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 ...

... THE LATE, LORD HESO ELL., FUNIRAL ARRANGEMENTS. H1MS.& Tslbot, bearing the romains of the late Lord Ilersohbnll, will enter Porhniouth hairbour on the 20th inst. The rmatins will be received with naval 41d military honours, and vill leatve the doek- yard for London, reaching Victoria the sarme after. noon or evening, and being convoyed to the late lrt3' ro-sidence in Groaveabr-gnrdens. The, ...

... I TheL W.L P. Tim: National Liberal Federation, which is holding its annual =ee- iug at HUBl, was addressed last _ 7 __A _ r I .. _ .. night by, the Leader of the party i the House of Commons, Sir Henry Campbell-Bapnermia who was most enthusiastically received, spoke with: satisfaction of the union in the Liberal ranks. He made light of alleged differences, and coming straight fromWestminster, ...

... LOJDO; THUSDDAY, March 9. A meeting of the. Cabinet was, held at the IForeigi bffioa yesterday. Lord Sa bury was I - _ prevented from attending by a cold. : In the House of Commons, yesterday, Sir J. Blundell Maple moved the second readingzof the Service Frunchise Bill, which is intended to pre- vent a large class of persons, such as policemen and others, -sleeping -in cubicles, to exercise ...

... 'HOROUGHBREDS & HUNTJERS AT ISLING'OTON. THED QUEEN'S PREMIUMS. WINNWnG HUNTERS. -Ditlnifled deliberation, that forbids association evni to'ttw~ titlte ordlinany exciterment of a shots-rinig, nmarks the clorneanour of judges inl deal- iniL~ with candcidatets for Queen'si Premiums. Pair- Si by tvy re aed y asenlse of the great reson ,%ibility rotiting upon them,. At anty rate, they ret shout ...

... THE NMNETEENTIL FRANCHISE. IOUSE OF COMTONS, Wednesday. . The [louW.e WAs occupied through the greater p.;ri of the' sittin, witli diselissin of t Bill, in trodtuckd by Sir 1 hlundeil Niapkt, designed to attit'nl thbe steviie- franchiseo. Akeorfliug to Sir Q Bltunudl. the presezt state of the law excludties from tlhe fr-anchise large, xnut1ber9 of policeell, I shop Issiist;mrt, fin'mtien, ...

... SENTENCE ON DMEm 1IANCJ - F!VE YEARS' PENAL SERVIT~jo . ~~(pZOX 0M COtZIUPO.NDX2T.) FARM8, wcidbesoa Th? tril Of' :utaesixacliwl t tumier of the OLyra Cormiqoue, ,zs c .wvhen the prisoner was 2ntenc-c to Sve Peenrl servitude. The charge it wijiw re was that of attempt murder, it being 2i e Ir±-ono had placed -poison in aer hosbat-5 , ine.ni at that tline Wa not oniy of th- Op6ra Comique, but ...

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... ELECT.ION NEWS. POLLING IN THlE ELLANtJ DIVISION'. After aniit usmiuall sepiritetd oanpaigil, polling it, the Elaud Ilivitsjon took placevetera to fill tht) T4eaner in the k' anni'iusecl t' thte retirement of Mr. T. WaynMiu, Who tit the, LTemral vleetion hadl a 'jrity of 306. Tb'toal ef tho olottoratei 318 inchidting abolit 500 mi.Ntels. I1011ing prooelsetld briskly1 nost of ht'i dt.me but At ...

... TEMPERANCE AND THE ),PRE. 80ME DRASTIC RESOLUTIONS, Mr. W. S. Caine presided at Exeter Hadl, over ho annual meeting i thoe National Temperaence Federa- tion. Several rnerbers of Parli amnt were present, including Messr. Clark, Cameron, Corbett, Tohn- eston, ana Wilson (Coven;, The annual report read by 3r. Malisn made reference to the passing of the inebriates Act, to the election of new ...

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