She was a girl from Holly, New Jersey, and she had a mouth whioh attracted general attention. As she leaned against the railing and watched the breakers she suddenly exclaimed : "Oh James, but how grand ! Seems as it I could open my mouth and take it all in!" " But you won't, wi

CLOSE OF THE INQUEST ON NICHOLLS. The inquest on the body of Mary Ann Nicholls,wba was murdered in Whitechapel on the Ist Mat., was resumed and concluded on Saturday.—The only further evidence taken was that of Thomas Eades, the signalman, who had previously deposed to having se

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Until Parliament breaks up the quietness that the month of August brings to London is only comparative. Business may be languidly conducted in the City in the absence of responsible heads of houses, and the West End streets and squares sliew closed windows and dusty doorsteps; b

An action has been tried before Mr. Justice Wills and a common jury at the Birmingham assizes, in • which Miss Mary Elizabeth Parish, milliners assistant, of \Vest Bromwich, sought to recover damages from a gastube worker, named Parke.. Defendant admitted the promise,but Bought

Orders for the Ensuing Week. Orderly Sergeant—Sergt. Archer. Orderly Corporal—Corpl. Cox. Monday.--Class Firing in the 3rd and 2nd classes, from 4 p.m. till dusk. Tuesday.—Cup Competition, at 5 p.m. Wednesday.—Class Firing in the first class, at 4 p.m. Thursday.—Class Firing at

Mr. Alatthews stated, in answer to Mr. lsaaevon, that he was informed hy the chief of the Fire Brigade that with the presei,t number of firemen it would not be possible to provide for a attendance of Men with fire e,capes. The suggestion would,no doubt, thgage the attentn,rt of

On Tuesday,the Mid-Surrey coroner held an inquiry at Battersea concerning the death of Alexander McEwan, aged 63 years, a machinist, who died under very peculiar circunistances. Mr. Alexander McEwan, a civil servant, stated that his father re. siel.d with him at Stoke Newington,