... YESTERDAY'S LONDON I aSUTMMARY. Joseph Whale, 47. a waiter, residing at Camberwell, met with an accident yes- terday, and was removed to St. Thomas'r q hospital sulfering from a severely sprained ankle. James Hobbs, 47, a scaffolder, living at Ia= beth, met with an accidentyester- 1 day. He was removed to St. Thomas's hospital nsusring from injuries to his ankle and leg. Harry Rowley, 16, a ...

... The ordinary fortuightly meeting of the Metropolitan Asylums board was held Yesterday, at the County hall, spr inzgardens, Sir Edwin Galsworthy in the chair. A letter tvas read from Xr. W. J. Jones, stating that he is desiroas of erecting a theatre on certain land avi jointug the North- Western hospital in the Holloway-road, and that the Lonoion County council have ap- L proved the scheme ...

... :, the Untited Siales, America, i opyl Thfl ht ioker. A ziqhts reserved.] I C.9 , - -- - J-? puta- C, ]3 BR. STOKER. in ifriend Stanhope came on- Celate in lifnto t huge fortune 0iljil ~~la'ei round -world for a ab his wife before setting ,,3 ho lad been iriends in college ows - Iad cnetl little of hfin during lirs bt' ,4efioal life. N'owv, how- 3 1y In t ;g'yeei' ehaneo threw ?? i'0 1re'l ...

... THE BRAVEST OF THE BPAVE. HUMhANE SOCIETY GOLD MEDALLIST. The Stanhope Trust go'd medal of the Royal Humane society has just beon awarded to Francis (O'Nill, a miner, of Coalisland, County Tyrone, ireland, fora deed of unusual darinr. (On Sept. 29 ]ast an explosion occurred in the Anhapher pit, Coalitland. Four men were in the I mine at the time, two of whom reached FRANCIS O'NEILL (Gold ...

... I e ONE ?? DOUnT.-Tho husband con mnalts a deed of gift or voluntary settlement in favour of his wife, but it will be absolutely void against the trustee in banllrtptcy if the settler becones a bankrulpt within ?? years froin the date of the deed; and if the settlor becomes a bankrupt wvithin ten yeacas ?? the date of the dead3 the wvife lwill lhave to prove that the settlor wees able, at tlhe ...

... got Gartreno BYt WM5. RARLEY, SEASONABLE GAPDENING. SErsDING CELERY BEDS must have every attention as regards ample root waterings. This is even more important where they are pricked out in soils having no damp retain- ing manure or tree leaves under them. Con- tinue to prick out late sowings until the work is finished, as to permit the seedlings remain in boxes, or pans, when large enough, ...

... I To-morrow (Xlondav) a board, presided over by Major-gener-dl Sir Leslie Randle, commanding the S.E&.D,, will arsemt-le at Dover to conduct an ?? as to the tac-ticdl fitness to commnnand of Majors A. Fealwsrd, R. A. W. kialiour, B.A.; J. Irvmie, F.E.; F. Marshall, West Riding repime.tt Vt'. Scott Wwonurieff, tidd:esax regimest; and 1ionD..-A. Iaidingo, Boyat Scots Fusabers. The exam ination ...

... THE UNITED KINGDOX LAST NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS [rPOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS; BIRMINGHAM. A Nottingham traveller, named Frede- rick Charles Norton, was remanded al the police-court to-day charzed with having embezzled money belonging to his master, Charles Bryant, bedstead maker. It was stated that 1601. was in question, In consequence of their resignation from the membership or the Bedstead ...

... I A Norwich family of shoemakers have just become possessors of fortunes, under circumstmncebs of a somewhat romantic character. Living at the little village of Edgefield, near Iolt, Norfolk, at the beginning of the century vwas a couple named Chapman, to whom fire sons were borD. Two of these went to Norwich, I where, as respectable working men, they I brou ght up large families. The others ...

... KENSINGTON PALAC E. The 23,0001. voted by the 1o150. co Commons for the restoration of wfels-c- ton palace has, on the whole, ceen wrll spent by the iloard of W ,ors 'ore bha been no desire to improve old 'or' into new; repairinx, patching, i5enci *,-i ing, and cleaning hrav3 boon t- a occupation of the decorateo-s r work demandinggroat care iat flp0;5 attention to details, a rover, ...

... PORTRAITS & LANDSCAPES I AT THE ACADEMY. Among the best of the portraits by Academicians must be ranked Mr. John Sargent's Miss Octavia Hill (122), a lace lit up by intelligence and geniality; while Mr. Watts has been highly snouses- ful in his artistlu' treatment of the keen, i somewhat ascetic countenance of the Hon. Gerald Baltour, JMP. (175). Mr. Ib. J. Gregory's portrait of a lady, too ...

... SUNDAY'S SURVEy ., _ TRAT TA/XES ecavsY OF ALL TrE wEatn. Eirst Part Tsery IV,, act ?? b, 4, In the House of Lords tO-=0crrO w Earl of Wemyss intends calling attettle to an order issued from tht Horgeuard commanding the ssrgeantt-intructS dr the Voliunteer force to rscrmif for t Army and dlifitia, under penalty of djq. missal unless this order is ZEalouj4 obeyed; and the Etrl of Aberdeen P r ...