... EXTiAVAGANCE IN TEE CITY. EXTRAVAiiANUE 1N Ion wa s I AT the Court of Con moh Council Deputy Fry, ta) chairman of the General 1Purposes Commitnelt , brought up a report from that commitfee Oni reference to them on the 29th of Jane, 1876, ,>f e consider the nature of the contraets made with D different City tradesmen, and price paid for w done for the Corporation. Mr. Walter addressed thr l ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SACRILEGE NEAR I I CHESTERFIELD. - [soUJETT Ov TLLTUSTRATION.] ONq Monday a sacrilege of a most extraordinary character was committed by three young boys at Brampton, near Chesterfield. The offenders, whol were apprehended by the police the same day, were: -George Rrocklehurst, ten years of age, son of George Brooklehurst, collier, Soresby-street, Chester. field * James Brow n, ...

... ?'flE AiiI\Td- THE C AINSBORO?tI?I PW11'UT?E. at ?? rer onlftly p orosd CC y 00 feitr..I nl itn peahig hito,. thirtomh of ~l JIM hoe' ti eio. C i 0 bbs mom (Ia L Altcli h'irho wlot it wad home lbtd .Tho 'a 1hibitiWas sle-ee Itsi stu1dioli rtbl(( nt 1Aoll ti1 a i'k1, pictt-nie the sghhop4doo ea I adoorlit t n idar oi'tic It IbLo on0ot ri phtp into die doo nby L.th e, _&r, ( rpbretI n~l the ...

... I OF 51':I l.tn I. , .- ?? Wnes Owl Tiqcj%, : R F a of Wales' OV1),. ?? se sin mce. JnIly, left, for whidid/ih last N veek. a ils': ouly been ir tlihe townvfor aibouti fnmonitheit rha~, ais the general- tiara-ont of thi~ popatera latit night 4 wed, beconie 7 ?? populsr, ae~d: itheie'lri Sheiho31d ?? has ol'en made ever nieinoriblo to' the ?? through i t iheio nuxt,>nce tha d'nin- t;1he' Royal ...

... I-TilE - Im.EARKABLE- XUTOATON- -. ZOE AT THE EGYPT'IAN HALL-. , ]. [SUPJECT -OF ILLUS'T'RATION.] MESSRS. MASKELYNk AND COOKE, of London, have in, vonted a newv' automaton,'. whiohbids fair to rialI'the-, reputation acqnreted by.their,, olebrated. Psyob6;,the mystery ofwhose .operafion hais i not-,yetcbeeen dis-. onvered. Mr. Maskelyne submit9 to the-.examina. Ition of his iaidieno' asmall ...

... POL.ITTCA&L DUELLING IN ITA-LY-. I .- I - rs ?? _ ?? UvUttAL lttit?5 iN LhAAl. - A. -` estao:T, dicing, from GenIoa-, Wr-ites thns Dlit. ?? tinal Iponditg lit Geioto which will, if (2ou.(1 tintitt, i tlth'~ oittxu on st ie of I toli1 11at ?? no tilt! Wet ctistottis leot auPoncrh.letedifyitng. WXhOe the Kitg and Gal~ Queen visited Genoa. it, wvas rtinnoared tlat, the ITiller- pttlr it;. tional ...

... TEE LIVERPOOL MYSTERY. Tap LIN ?? vI IDIJ`L. 1-t reference to the disappearance of Miss Edwards, the Lirerpo.l Evening Albien publishes the result of the investigation made by Mr. Sam Campbell-he i having, it is said, devoted his nights and days to the subject. He demurs to the theory that the yonng i lady voluntarily left her home, for these reasons r First, we have a young lady devotedly ...

... 1, - Craig& ?? 1 Iffib-All ., mi ' 'b& uar6- 'P ' flcir ?? ?? in ~ ~ ~ ~ 1Sai- fl fodi thd -Xill 6tf ¶1? ra 'ld ?? Osndkoistr,. i' tionsdwvuld shoir-thd Gorbi'elitlfliInd waes i- carneet Irishimen had concili oteb th6e ,vernlnent ion'., exnough. ?? pofe ?? ,t9 stan d upouL~their. righste; . --until th~esewerc' granteid, Ireland wvould he thfelwel; hspot in the British Eoopirc. Ho, owedehisi ...

... GAIL&NT RESCUES AT SEA. A .. . I - I - - ?? - ---I A T. African Steamship Compony's loyal Mail br teamer 'lNubie, which has just arrived in the eaQ l Mercey, brought home the crews of the vessels ef t`'-lisiria and Golden Sea, both of which were tiv --wreoked at sea, The Golden Sea left Bristol for an, 'St. John, N.B., on Oet. 4. Oa the 1Dth of the same W! mouth very heavy weather ...

... 'I I 11.. - . M.-ndfv 1ThrniTlP. tn I J 0llV/1TV. ' '5 - ?? ' ?? ?? - ' .. ?? ?? SHORTLY before eleven o'clock on Monday morning, a frightfal accident occurred in the Vauxhall-walk, Vau)- hall, which it is feared will terminate fatally, to an aged man named William Norton, aged seventy years, residing at No. 5, Doris-street, Princes-road, Lanibetb. A spirited horse took fright and rushed down ...

... PUBLIC HOUSE BROKERS AND THEIR TICTIMS. v jUivbIi. Trio very singular applications were made to Alder. man Sir Robert Carden and Mr. Alderman Finnis. The first applicant was a Mar. Brewer, who applied for a provisional transferof the Anchor and Hope, in Lower Thamnes-street, until the next general licensing session. The Beadle of Tower Waxd was in attendance to give any information that ...

... DREADFUL FACTION FIGIIT. -oo or -,-r ',Iralf ,Ffl ?? . ?? T-N he TIE Limerick ?? of the 1Free1nma's JoU? naf ,st last week said:-l1erhapo the most shocking faction of fight that Ihas occurred within the memory of man took n place oil Sunday night at Gortavalla, between Pallais and , Doon. Siace the time of Conwavy' homicide at the same bt6 place and the extermieaticu of his slayers, groat ...