... of Knaverhill, Guy's C'liffe Road, Leamington, on Saturday morning, John Oates, a builder's employee, accidentally fell to the ground and sustained compound frao.ure the left arm and severe injuries to the head- His companions became aware of the accident ...

... funeral aad at the opening Parliament that he had lost- some his accustomed uprightness, and that the support of a friendly arm was welcome to him getting and out his carnage. Tbe Duke lias lived a strenuous life, bas spared himself his public duties, ...

... Garter, wa placed in its position Wednesday by Mr. Weldo King-at-Arms. It is a beautifully ered flag, understood have been worked at th Royal School Art- Needlework, is with l»er Majesty's Arms, and has been hung the Queen's Stall, next, the King's, the south ...

... railed at the Stoneleigh Arm', Leamington, where they pat up. They had another glom of beer each; they had no tea. They bad dinner before starting. 'they went • walk to the Jeohson Gardens, and came back to the Stoneleti;li Arms, hut had nothing to drink ...

... diatinguish himself in the pall. ties] world in be shone as a leader of men. Es hoped that his favourite son John woull sacmei is his Tare: but John died as Clerk of the Owns and Hanaper in Dublin. Daniel O'Connell other Irish popular titeders in Parliament ...

... Clynderwen Station in charge of two policemen, two men who are committed for trial in connection with a robbery of plate front Cardigan, made • determined attempt to escape. One slipped from the handcuffs which fastened them together, and the two promptly bolted ...

... floor. Pions won. from 11 till 1 for Learmass.— arrlfll. WESTLICY S! B=6l kis& of reliable Seeds at the *Maples. SZND LlST.—arm, 20, Loadat Mad. IT BLOOMS as is seasoa; popular SO, Landon Road. N Typoorriter, No. 3, for Ws, oppertosity. Write 800 •,79 ...

... LIBERALS LEAGUE. SALE OF WORE IN COVENTRY. Luntinos. - --Wo are told authoritatively that the lamps were supplied a Birmingham Arm. VISIT OF MR. AND MRS. D. It. MASON LABOUR PARTY'S REITING. A sale of work and Christmas tree in aid of the Stoke brands church ...

... contrary to orders Mr. Corfield, who was sent out with a reconnoitring party, attacked the Dervishes, of whom there were 2,000 armed with rifles, instead of falling hack and reporting the whereabouts of the enemy. We already know the consequences. In all ...

... ON THE WAR. SpeiJdng on Monday at a well-attended convention of the Irish National Volunteers the Mansion House, Dublin, Mr. John Redmond, M.P., who presided, said they had that day decided a permanent governing body for the Volunteers, democratic in principle ...

... the following despatch from Viscount Trench, Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief Home Forces, covering a report by General Sir John Maxwell on the recent rebellion in Ireland: I liavo the honour to forward herewith a Report which I have received from the ...

... Road. SALE, sft. Handsome Brown Oak Sideboard, £22; Jacobean Bureau, £5; Mahogany Overmantel, 30s. • two Mahogany Chippendale Arm Chairs (carvers), 30s. each. Also half-dozen each Table Knives, Forks and Spoons, splendid condition. What offers? Write Box ...