... him instantly. The accused is now in custody. TH-IE MACKAY-BENNETT CABLE. It was anticipated that the cable-ship Itibrda)r would in all likelihood buoy tup the end of the second Mackay-Bennett cable yesterday. The cable continues in good working order ...

... ot the damage. Mr. Bennett then said be should ?? for theattendance o(f the owner, as hie was prepared to deal with him for the assault, and he i nosed a flue of ;s or a month;s tniorisonnient. In the case of W-alsey, Mirl. Bennett caine to the con- clusion ...

... second election of Sir John Bennett as alderman of the Ward of Cheap was brou-hlt up. A petition of certain electors of the ward against the return wvas pre- sented, and Mr. Mason, solicitor, who appeared for Sir John Bennett, made a long address, contending ...

... Laudedoal abandoned their vessel, and proceeded in their own boat to the Mfedea. ?? SIR JOHN BENNETT FINED. . . At Chiselhurst petty sessions yesterday, Sir John Bennett, of Glen Druid House, Chiselhurst, and Cheapside, London, was summoned by the Inland Revenue ...

... apprehended in the beginning of the Deccan disturbances some months ago, near Sholapur, and who was sentenced to death, was hanged at Jejurie, a village thirty miles from Poona, on Tuesday. A sad accident occurred at Simla on Sunday evening. Mr. Trevor ...

... Ru/h and aonzoi M. Rousoff's Angioletlo. THE PRETTIEST ?? Mr. Sant's Forget-me-nots. THE WORST PICTURE OF ALL ?? ?? Mr. Herbert'sJudgmnent of Daniel. IHaving given this result, we now pass on to the winner. No one has been successful in filling in the ...

... blows on the head with a sledge-hammer, fracturing her skull. After ill-using one of his children, he left the house, and hanged himself on a tree at Denton. The wife died at half-past ten o'clock. The memorial stone of a Congregational Chapel which, ...

... FROME ON SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STAT.I. The Rev. W. J. E. Bennett, in a sermon at Bristol last night, rebuked his clerical brethren who dread the separation of Church and State, which Mr Bennett believes to be coming. If free from the State, which was ...

... Tarring, Henry B. Thomas, George Charles Winter Ware, Marmaduke Washington, and Frank Woods, Trinity; George Lovell Bennett, Harry Herbert Cochrane, Arthur Cust, Thomas David Griffiths, George Hanley Hallam, Robert Hey, Henry Parton Norton, John Ambrose ...

... of Edinburgh. Opposite the Royal part were Lord and Lady Londesborough, while Mr. Alfred Rothschild, Mr. Chaplin, and Mr. Herbert Wilson occupied the adjoining loge. Mrs. Ronalds was, of course, a boxholder, but Mrs. D'Oyly-.Carte had relinquished her ...

... I MR. HERBERT GLADSTONE MAKES ANSWER. MR. CHAMBERLAIN, HE SAYS, PLAYS WITH EDGED TOOLS,' SIR C. RUSSELL SAYS: SUBSTANTIATE OR WITHDRAW. Addressing a crowded and enthusiastic meeting of his constituents in West Leeds last night, Mr. Herbert Gladstone ...

... of the gang ?? James Nesbitt, aged twenty-four; Thomas Rogan, twenty-two ; Thomas ?? alias Frank Johns, nineteen; Graham Bennett, twenty; and a boy of only , years of age, named Gustave Wernecke. The latter was the son of respectable patrell who live ...