... of the accidents which were reported to the Board of Trade as having occurred upon the railways of the United Kingdom during 1881. From this it appears that in that year there were 42 persons killed and 1,161 injured by acci- dents to trains, rolling-stocks ...

... PRIMERS AND ACCIDENM OF 1881' Iisonic respects the yws IS8i will be re- bieiiibered as the year of extremes. it found 'mt ~s in the inidst of one of the bitterest winters on thi Xecord, and it left us in oneowhich, has hitherto tht been one of the inilleet ...

... PRIVATE BILL LEGISLATION FOR 1881. The following is complete list plans deposited the Railway Department and the Harbour Department the Board of Trade up to eight o'clock last evening, the latest period allowed by tho Standing Orders Parliament, in respect ...

... 20th of December, in 1881, at the time of the alleged document relating to Victer Crenneville, I was in Austria. Is it true that you had a child in 1881 at al ?-INo. I nas admitted to the Church of Rome, at Rome, on the 2Sth of May, 1881. (Witness here produced ...

... expired. In February, 1881, the Peru- vian Government appointed the appellants to succeed the respondents as agents, and they alleged that the guano remaining un- sold was assigiied to them subject to the respondents' lien. In June, 1881, they commenced an ...

... erection was not contemplated within the mean- ing of the Act, and further that, according to the Crystal Palace Company's Act of 1881, the defendant would be exempt from such notice. Mr Biron, after several hearings, decided against the Board, hut added that ...

... Danckwertz said( he appeared to prosecute on behalf of the Public Prosecntor.-Mr. Whalley died-in May,1881,audthe forged will was dated in March, 1881. Mr. Whalley had amassed a fortune of 60,0001., and had invested'it in various ways. In April he made ...

... be- foro September, 1881. Witness did not know Solomon Hughes. He died on the 12th of September, 1881. He came by his death through witness pushiog hsm'down- stairs at 31, John 's-terrije, on the night of the 13th of September, 1881, between 9 and 10 o'clock ...

... Hatherley atr tended me for a trifling complaint, but between that time and 1881 neither he nor any other medical man at- tended me. Between April and the beginning of May, 1881, my mother was away from home for five weeks. She was also away from June 23 ...

... and the two children of the marriage the peti- tioner did all he could to reclaim her, but without effect. In the autumn of 1881 the petitioner was in very bad health, and his medical advisers suggested that in order to restore his health he should go ...

... was withinthe prohibited decrees. Mr. Ram, who appeared for the peti- sioner, said that the marriage took place on Nov. 21, 1881. at St. James's Roman Catholic churcb. They lived together until April, 1882. At- that time'all the permies were under the ...

... offspring of insanity. Dr. Josiah Uke Adams, who in 1881 was nedical superintendent of the Btook Htouse as lum. was next called. He said be r)nembered Miss Neave being brought to that -%stabliishment :n July, 1881. The witness then read the entries whion he had ...