... REUTERS TELEGRAMS. * APPALLING RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN CANADA. 40 PERSONS KILLED AND 100 INJURED. Quebec, Thursday, 1 p. m . A terrible railway disaster occurred near here at mid day. The west-bound express from Halifax to Montreal was crossing a bridge over a river at St. Joseph De Levis opposite this city, when the structure suddenly collapsed and the train fell into the water. As far as at ...

... kbk •* P robabl y ,ome good rme **°n for the tIODS which are being taken to protect the ?? Atid. the public building, in London possible dynamite and other outrages. J? ggroe and windy language of some of the lAbnu-i' in New York points to a renewal of the I rT which has only brought ahame and punish- F° ■ u pon its executors in this country . Should ? ?? t , L , e positive evidence ...

... I g Y TBL EGBAPH FKOJt OUK OWN gSPOBTEBS. HOUSE OF ?? FKIDAY. The Lord ChanceUor took his seat Oa th* * ?ol- sac__ at a quarter-past four o'clock. LOCAL BILL. The SelbV and Mid-Yorkshire Union Railway (Abandonment) BiU was read a second time and referred to a ?? Committee. LOCAL GOVERNMENT FOB SCOTuAND. The Earl of Roslb,lsZ IBM-) «^ed the sec- tary for Scotland when it was intended to mtro- ...

... BY WIRE & MAIL. LAST NIGHT. PROM THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AND OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] 206 HOUSES DESTROYED. soplb, July 18th.—A great fire broke to-day in the Stamboul quarter of Constantinople and up to the present 200 houses have been ...

... BY WIRE & MAIL. LAST NIGHT. [ rag ASSOCIATION AND IJUUOIVN CORRESPONDENTS.] AND DAUGHTER KILLED BY THE SAME HORSE. -«n inquest was Jield at Amersham, yesterby the Coroner for South Bucks, respecting c death of Mr James Woods Lomax, who j 4 * killed the hunting field. Mr William Nash, of Chesham, deposed that the ..leased was seventy-two years of age. He lv ...

... IHE TRADES' UNION CONGRESS. -iomsauAii, Thursday. Oc tke delegates attending ths Congress resuming their deliberation, in the Mechanics' Hall thi. morn- fag tbe first subject that oame under consideration was the iio.as or roLLiisa. Mr. Ksllt (Man-beater) moved the folio win. resolution—' Tnat, in ths opinion of this Congress, tbe hours of polling at Parliamentary and municipal ?? should be ...

... SELECTION OF A CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE. ARTHUR ON THE SITUATION. Yesterday a meeting of Conservative electors the Western Division of the East Riding was held at the Oddfellows' Hail, Pooklington, which town is the centre of the division, for the purpose of appointing a Chairman and Vice-chairmen for the district, and of selecting a candidate to represent the division in the ensuing Parliament. ...

... YORK OAT LIED A.L SERVICES. Saturday (This Dat). Morn. —Venite, Special Setting E flat. -Psalms, X. Service, Goes A. Anthem •■Thou art my poftion.—Ouseley. Even.—Psalms, X. Service, in E flat. Anthem 566, O Lord, hew manifold. —Mac- Fourth Trinity. Morn.—Kyrie and Creed, Garrett in E. Veuite, X, X. Service, Garrett in E. taste and see. —Macfarren. Even.—(3 p.m.}— Litany. Hymn. Even.—(4 p ...

... GENEROUS LANDLORD. BY WIRE & MAIL. * i LAST NIGHT. t*ROM THE PRESS ASSOCIATION AND ' OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] Wantage has presented to 160 farm labourers a bonus, being a portion of c profits remaining after paying estimated and interest on the capital employed. ...

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... BUCKROSE DIVISION. TotheEnrroßoftb^YoßKHjauLD. kt*. ?? feel obliged if you can find Siß,-We shall i epp e n ded letter, It i* intended that m fT^I *P« * taken to provide a 2SU b^2- party at the next General Election. We are, yours faithfully, MIDDLETON. President. W. H. ST. QUINTIN, Secretary. Buckrose Conservative Registration Assosiation, 12, New-roal, Driffidd, August 13th, 1888. [Copy-] ...

... DEATH OF THE LORD MAYOR YORK. The trying illness of Aid. Philip Matthews, Lord Mayor of York, resulted, on Sunday night, in his death, to the intense grief of the Lady Mayoress, receutly ids bride, aud to tho regret of his fellow citizens. For many weeks past he had laid on a bid of his oficial residence, the Mansion House, anxiety felt fro time to time to his condition. was missed his ...