... Musson was also present SHOCKING ACCIDZST.—OH Monday afternoon last a woman named Susan Smith met with an accident of a somewhat serious nature. It appears that the unfortunate woman was engaged at Mr. Well's manufactory, and whilst lowering some goods ...

... other workpeople were injured. The factory consists of about eighty small sheds, scattered over a large area of waste marsh land. Six parsons were in the shed in which the explosion took plea, and a boy was at the door handing some warm water. Only two ...

... yours faithfully, F. W. BEYNON. S. Thomas', Coventry, July 17, 1882. THE SALVATION ARMY. On Monday morning Mrs. Booth addressed& meeting of the members of the Salvation Army in St. James's Hall. and took occasion to reply to recent criticisms passed upon ...

... during the period was £85,750,000, and it was rapidly inaresoing. Was the army in the state ought to be? Many of the regiments were being remand from the lowest slime in Landes, and consisted of little fellows wbo, when attired in their uniform, made ...

... entitled Goodnight Mamma. THE STRENGTH OF THE BRITISH ARMY. The general annual return of the British army for the year 1885 was published on Wednesday. It shows that the average strength of the regular army during the year was 198,064 —namely, Household Cavalry ...

... formation of habits of local self-government. Bills will be laid before you for the Abolition of Corporal Punishment in the army and in the navy. You will be sated consider measures for the farther reform of the law of bankruptcy, fcr the conservancy of ...

... The mana i sement of the charity is now vested in the vicar and churchwardens, and a mission woman named Lawrence paid her the money every Monday. The woman lived alone, and when discovered the house was in a very filthy and neglected condition. Scarcely ...

... except oysters and eggs, and they often outlive their usefulness. Hens do not usually do so much damage in a garden as does the woman who goes out to throw things at them. A man in financial difficulties has been compared to an ostrich in wet weather—he can't ...

... stuns have lately been paid to persons hating no knowledg e of their being entitled to it; this should Induce every man t'woman in the country to winire if they ere amongst the rightful owners. The look conteLlog the manes full particulars can be hada ...

... have found you at last. (To be concluded next week.) SAD CAREER OF A WOMAN. At the Solihull Petty Sessions, on Saturday, before H. H. Chattock, Esq. and Dr. Kimbell, a young woman named Hannah Martha Hackett, well educated, was brought up in custody ...

... halt. The train hands jumped off, lifted the woman on to the car, then the little girl, jumped up themselves; and the combietor signalled to the engineer. The train was hardly under way again when the woman, dragging the little girl, rushed li out to the ...

... Debt to Mead the to the !to bleak and the dimness of the shows ns too, none weeks prior to the events reeortled in eurMeheM a woman, seated upon a box fltfu while stu ff she hods stares th rough the The apsetratly. Her large, luminesce. hoeing eyes piens ...