The Tsar has been suffering the last few days from relapse of influenza, which has compelled him postpone various audiences which had been arranged- His Majesty's indisposition is not, however, serious nature. SOVEREIGN FIGHTS HIS HEERAPPARENT. PRINCELY BLACK EYES. A Dalriel’s ’

Margaret Ann Dunn, at mid night on Thursday, had her throat cut man named Lee. in a street in a low neighbourhood of Liverpool. To save the woman’s life tracheotomy was performed the hospital, and there she is lying in precarious state. Lee has cot been arrested.

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HORRIBLE DEATH OF WOMAN AT GREAT BRIDGE. An inquest was held te-day West Bromwich District Hospital, before Mr. F. W. Tapham (deputy* Coroner), respecting the death Sarah Ann Gulliver (55), wife of James Gulliver, watchman, of Providence Street. Horaeley Heath,Tipton, who died in

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Mr. Mitchell, secretary of the “Penny Benefit Bank,” writes to the Loudon papers:—Referring to the account you have given of the proceedings these premises yesterday, permit me to corroborate your statement to most of the damage having been caused roughs, who were not dei>ositor

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