... proposed system of sweeping the streets. A bileade street sweepers were assembled on one side of the Place de la lustcorde, each armed with a broom; on the other side a sweeping machine, drawn by a h0t, on which the conductor rude. The experiment, however ...

... was £1,013, at the rate of £4 for a fui•giown animal and El 12s. for a cub. John N. Hutchinson, of Richmond, Indiana, Ins met with 25 accidents in the last 10 years. Both his arms have been broken, several ribs fractured, his head partly crushed, and one ...

... add-d that he believed he could &hew him the place. A still more important witness was one John Crisp, a cattle drover, who stated that the prisoner bad put his arms round bis neck and told him that he had got into a mess. On being asked what he meant, he ...

... lips ; a watcher 'wised his arm. 'For sake don't eat that, doctor ; you'll kill yourself !' he exclaimed. An ugly scowl settled upon the doetor's face. He writhed and struggled, and at last shook off the hand from hie arm. Instantly the peach was raised ...

... killed, seven wouuaed and four prisoners. Two unarmed native scouts have been killed by Fouche's men in Cape Colony. Several armed natives have boen captured with the Bows in the Transvaal. The death is reported of Mr. William Hall, of Carlin How, near ...

... near Kidderminster, the house of the Vicar of Stourport was entered and a large quantity of valuable jewels belonging to Mrs. John Gibbons, of Cheltenham, stolen from her dressingroom. Nothing beyond jewellery was taken, and the loss is estimated at nearly ...

... general support from the professors and leading educationalists. AT BIRMINGHAN, • meeting has been held of the creditors of Mr. John Garlick, builder, railway contractor, and brick manufacture', of Saltley, near Birmingham. The liabilities were 02,500, and ...

... in the lees important districts. The larger residence, of the nobility du• played old tapestries and embroidered panels of arms from the windows. The garrison, 10,000 strong, lined the route of the cortege about ten o'clock, but the King and the Archduchess ...

... days ate felt pain In her band and arm. that a medical mat. was calkd in, who,after at• tending her for • few days, advised her removal to t hoes pital. She admitted there on Wodneelay, the 19th Inv., the Sand and arm help( et the time highly inflamed ...

... of the objects of the Cusr's Rescript, and to assure her Majesty's Ministers of the support of the nation in the matter. Mr. John Morley, it is added, has undertaken to address a public meeting in favoar of the movement. Mr. K Robertson, speaking at Dundee ...

... that look towards each other from the two sides of the Atlantic will be an advantage to them and a benefit to the world. MR. JOHN BRIGHT TE ON THE UNITED STAS. A dinner was given by Mr. Cyrus Yield on Saturday evening to Mr. Pnalps, the U.S. Minister, on ...

... candidate tor Minizroso liorills has issued his address to the electors. Mr. John Morley has been vigorously prosecuting his can. didature. Mr. John Morley (L) and Mr. John Wilson (U) were on Monday nominated as candidates for the representation of the ...