... the new year. SCENE AT PAUL'S. [BvCourier Special Wire.] 109 Fleet Street, E.C., Tuesday Evening, ta,,; * Stormed you last night, an authorial*) might looked for to-day Pear affaire and has ap- interview between C. B.' r Rosebery took place in London former had written his noble i\>) - views C. B. instinct-6elrj of the import of the Chesterit ~.. need not be discussed now. But Sot- \ ar o ll ...

... Yesterday morning an inquest was held before R Carter, Esq., the coroner for Surrey, and a respectable jury, at the Anchor and Hope, in New-street, Eliza- beth-place, Kennington, on view of the body of Miss Eliza Gray, aged sixteen, who destroyed herself by taking poison, on Friday night last. The lamentable occurrence had excited great interest in the neighbour- hood, from the extreme youth ...

... The business of the Devon Epiphany Sessions was commenced yesterday at the Caatle of Exeter. The Earl of Devon presided; and among those also present were— Earl Fortescue ...

... THEIR CRIMES MUST BE PUNISHED. INTERVIEW WITH SIR E. CARSON. Th« Vatin publishes an interview with Sir Edward Carson, who is described saying: Diplomatic relations should not b ...

... HORSE-STEALERS AND INCENDIARIES. - Tuesday evening, the carters employed by Mr John Pearman, of Mapledurham, four miles from Reading, left everything safe in the farm-yard, which is 200 yards from the dwelling house. Half an hour after eight a ruffian broke open the stable, stole a nag horse, and then set the place on fire. The wind being high, the flames spread with tremendous velocity. The ...

... This Day the- Lord Raymond and Mr. Baron Carter came to Town from Kingfton in Surrey, the Home Circuit being ended Yefterday in the Evening the Purler ofthe Ockham, Capt' Jobfon, from Bombay, arrived Exprefs at the India Houfe, with the agreeable News of his having left the faid Ship at Eight o' Clock in the Morning, fafe near Dover. She came from St. Helena the 28th, of May, in Company with ...

... iuansion-hoijse.— Sonni.!' 80 me parishes are in the count of -getting up weddings between their paupers and the paupers of other parishes, for the purpose of throwing the burthen off themselves ; and we stated the particulars of the case of a pauper who used the moment his wife died, to marry another for the parish fortune of 21. 10s. This pauper, it will be recollected the moment after his ...

... OUR FOREICN POLICY. CONDUCT OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH GOVERNMENTS RELATIVE TO BUENOS AYRES. The aggressive course pursued by France in South America, and the conduct of the British Government in tolerating and abetting the same, are each of their kind 5s infamous and productive of such deep wrong towards individuals as well as the nation at large, that we shall treat the Buenos Ayres case at ...

... will hold their Monf&y Sales of Freehold Properties, Reversionary In- ?? Insurance Po ...

... .riEW A.O BULLER AT LAING'S NEK SUBMISSION OF BOERS. SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMET BY KITCHENER AND METRUEN. DE WET'S TROOPS SCATTERED Good news .from Lord Roberts and from Lord Aletlhuen has come over the telegraph wires, which have been relaid after a wveek's interr.l)tion. On Monday Lord Roberts attacked General Botha, who held a position fifteen miles east of Pretoria, on the line to Middleburg, ...

... MAYOR'S APPEAL. HOLIDAY RECOMMENDED. CEREMONY. *J the Manchester City efida >' was the moving of the **&«ct lt?port ,jf Reception Committee I *' arrangements for the visit IH. to Ma ...