... DISCOVERY OF A BOMB AT BIRMINGHAM. . . _ I A Birmingham correspondent writes :-The cir- cumstances connected with the discovery of a terrible explosive bomb at Birmingham bhve just come to light. A few days ago Mr Thomas Kuigbt, brassfounder, received ...

... ETHE .ACCIDENT 1IN A BOMB FACTORY. LOSS 01' TWsE:NTY.THREE LIV.'-S A dreadful accident, the result of unrea'onio;' panic, occurred y esterday nmorning at a house use d as I as wool-cleaning facto~ry, anld situated in Pinirawdeile The factory be longs ...

... ITHE BOMB OUTRAGE Al ROTHS- ~ I I CHILD'S BANK, I THE WORK OF A LUNATIC, (RacTcun3 TPLuonaM.) Paris, Friday.-TJo Ibomb found at Rotlisehild'A ?? yeootrday contained about 80 grammee of chiorated and ordinary powder. Five hundred photon of accused have ...

... foolithness of placiog a bomb in a building so closely wretched as Rothschild's Bank bad beon 8icee tic @ reacipt of tho explosive tetter, the priseuer remarked that Ile wishted to malts a deiomoetration, and to tiis end only a bomb was useful, and that lie ...

... individuals in Tpulon and neighbourhood who had been reported to the authorities as militant I Anairchists! Early this morning a bomb exploded behind a structure near the- guard-room of the Guise Bar- racks, Tours (Indre-et-Loire). A man was after- ward~s found ...

... tpo; a convoy of 50 sail, proceeding to that wv place, under the protection of a bomb vessel, from I di tMarseilles. The frigate directed her attention tot at the bomb vessel, which ran into Cette, and the con- in voy had thus an opportunity to escape ...

... were in sight ofthe rock. Private actountsti state, that the Arrow fought the French frigate 1, three' hours, and the Acheron bomb did not SI strike till after an action of art hou and a hdlf. h The French were so Afraid of not being able to get what they ...

... system, and all those who uphold that system. The Patriotic Asso- ciation makes certain explanations as to the throwing of bombs by the maddened Armenians, but this is entirely a subsidiary matter compared with the massacres of innocent and defenseless ...

... for AIarseilles, Plymouth, annl London. The steamer Alalnva, from London, entered Canal at 8 a.m. to-day for Suez, Adon, and Bomb y. Gibraltar, Wednesday-The 1P. and 0. steamer Mirzapore, from London, arrived here at 2 30 a.m., and proceeded for Calcutta ...

... of explosives thrown from its oar. Shelia ropped from the balloon were fired by electricity, ihe experiments showing that a bomb wase a effective in destrnetivenese when exploded over sh! building as if hurled against it. The experimente aore being made ...

... J. MNitchell. 139; 2 Guiner A Taylor 136; 3 Gunner J. Reid. 325. No -7 Company (Fraser- burgh)-1 unmintr J. Sheivan 132 2 Bomb. C. M'Donald, 130; 3 Corpl. C. Ironside l30. No. 8 * Company (Lo.eiemDuith)-lf3-,nner . I MDonald, 1.25 2 ( inner A. Demson ...

... Keith, and SirjJaiesSauiumaiez. The Dreadnnotigt,triurniph, Superb, Dragon, Led', Pioue, Solebay, Mondovi, Delight, Fury, (bomb). The 'Thlmcs had sailed for 'gypt, fio in Mal- ta, soin tihie before the Racoon left it. Tlih Racoon left at Malta the following ...