... conferences have been resumed in London on the affairs of IHolland and Belgium. I have no doubt that they will have a speedy and pacific issue in giving to the in. dependence of Belgium and to the repose of Europe a new gua- rantee. In Italy the Austrian ...

... testimony.. The prisoner, who said nothing in her defence, watsfully committed to New- gate for trial. DaEADFUL CASE OF SUICIDE. Yesterday, an inquest was held 'at the London Hospital, before sir. Bilker, the 'coroner, on view of the body of John Austin ...

... P.uPrxt.-Thomas Vernon, a pauper of St. Swithin's parish, London-stone, was charged with having rung furiously at the house-hellof Mr. Conder, oneof the humane guardians of the City of London Union, and with having grossly insulted that gentleman's servant ...

... tbeir attention to the defendant's playbill, which, if compared with illustrations, would be found, with a little alteration, to be precisely the same. d t announced that An entirely new pantomnime would - be performed, 'cealled ' The Princess Batsledore; ...

... tbedefendant was unrepresented. Mr. Crowvder, in stating the case, said thre plaintiffs are the proprietors of the illustrated London Nuews, and the defendant Strange is a fpirm artge business as a publisher and bookseller Paternaoser-o Thle plaintiffs ...

... Evagelitation Committee, Leicester square; to deliver Scriptural tracts, printed in French, to the soumerous foreigners in London. He was doing so one day near the French catholic capel, LittleGeorge-street, Portinan square, wlhen defendant came up to ...

... Capulets in one town and Montagues in another. A new piece, wits new scenery, dresses, and effects, will be produced to-morrow (Easter Monday) at the Theatre Royal, and theatrical rumour speaks highly of it. A new company (or nearly so) commence a campaign ...

... children, been captured on the previous night while performances were going on at an unlicensedtheatre in Bath.row, Bath-piace, New-road. The manager's name was stated to be William Stawoross. The names of the other de- fendants, all of whom, with the exception ...

... redneed their terms for deposits. The London and Westminster, London Joint Stock and Bank of London, allow six per cent. en all deposits; the tondon and County, Commercial, and Union Bank of London allow EtY per cent, for new deposits, and ...

... jovially. There are pretty illustrations of pantomime scenes and of Christmas in the colonies; scones in the streets of London, &e. The large picture 'Stirring the Christmas Pudding, by Henry Woods, is a genial illustration. The fine dogs ...

... March, and others in April, May, November, and December. The performance of the Cenci will be at a London theatre on some afternoon early in May, 1886. THE SERENADE, by Erskine Allen, published by the City Music Publishing Company, is written with more ...

... all of them- some of them London men-and I shall call riv Beard, the London solicitor, who is pretty well known, and is , known a great deal in the theatrical world. I shall call before you a number of gentlemen-some London men and some Brighton men of ...