DOUBLE EXPLOSION: GEZAT LOSS LiFE. Te%crams received on 'Thursday from Durham stated that a colliery ekplosion.at Trimdon Colliery, _ which is situated ..midway between Durham as West Hartlepocl,liad occurredoccompanied, it was feared, by a dreadful loss of life. The first intima

like ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially useful for removing incrustations of tartar on nezlectedteeth. Sold by all chemists. Pots, is. and 2s. bd. each. (Get Cracroft's.)

per bottle ; a great sv..ving in taking family bottles, Es. each. Established over 50 years. Prepared only by TtionfAS POWELL, Bluckfriars-road, LOU(1011.

ALLEGED CONFESSION OF THE ADVENTURESS. • Revelations of a more startling character than which have already been published with regard to the extraordinary adventuress were, says a Birmingham correspondent, made on Sunday. They confirm the belief previously entertained by the Pol

During a recent controversy at Walsall relating. to spiritualism ' it transpired that a 'Mrs. Beddows, who has, it is said, been connected more or lees intimately with the local meetings of spiritualists, and _has been regarded as a medium, had given out she was possessed of sev

The fifth annual reunion, tea party, and eseneert hi connection with the Liverpool Manx Associatiou took place in St. Greorge's-hall on Wednesday, under tee presidency of the Earl of LeV.oin. Upwards of 000 were present at tea, whioll was anpplied by Mesare. Milhourn anti Co., a

he wrote back- in a somewhat irritating style. She never saw Mrs. Vete in her life. Mrs. ones stated that rho lived in Southamptonrow, and let loaning& The respondent and Mr. Vera came to lodge with her in February, 187 G. They rilnained with her two years, and lived all the tim

organs. Price 4s. 6d. per bottle. Bold in Paris by J. Ferre (successor to &on), phar 'widen, 102, Rue Richelieu ; in London by Wilcox and Co. 336, Oxford-street, W., who will forward it carriage paid to - any town in the United Kingdom on receipt ot P. 0.0. Also all ChYmists qut

secretary of the Bangor Diocesan Board of Education, wa, held at the Chapter -loom of Bangor Cathedral, the obj ct beirg the consideration of the report of the Departmental Commission on HiF., , ier Education in Wales. The chair was taken by the Bishop of the Diocese. _ _ The 13

THE LATE COL. WILL. The will of the late Colonel Robert John Tilney, C. 3., has been Droved by his executors in the Liverpool District Registry of the Court of Pro. bate. It is dated the 26th of December, 1881, and he died on the 23(t of February last. The per. sonalty is under £

Cussans. Dim-March 23, aged 46 years, Mr. John Edward of Ensor-street, Bootle, and Greenwich Farm, I HUTToN -March 19, at 8. Greaves-street. aged 5i years.- ' Edward, eldest son of Ralph Dutton. WERRY,HO USE -March 19, at Hale, aged 64 year!, - youngest daughter of the late Rich

EY THE OF SCHOOLMASTER OF 'LITTLE Miss FAIRTAx,"FOUR bCHOOLFELLOWS,' &C., &C., &C. CHAPTER XI. Violet advanced, without timidity or boldness, and locked with kindly eyes into the thoughtful face of the travelling pedlar. He had bright, searching eyes; his attire was plain, worn,

Lloyd's agent at Fremantle reports, under date March 8, that the schooner Pet bad been sunk by a whale, and her captain, Littlejohn, had been drowned. The Pet left Bunbury for Melbourne, and when about 50 miles to the SW of Cape Leenwin, a large sperm whale was sighted on the st

THE FATAL EXPLOSION ON A The Anglesey Coroner (Mr. Jones-Roberts) on Tuesday closed an inquiry, at Ana'well, as to the deaths of Nicholas Peters and Owen Pritcharol t the were killed n Good Prides'. led on explosion A tiun an e fthe l boiler or he tug No , Edward Hughes, a diver

The first conference of Parliamentary Debating Societies was held on Tuesday in Rodney-hall, Mount-pleasant, under the presidency oi Mr. Thomas Cope, founder of the Liverpool society. It is now more than 20 years since Liverpool inauenrated parliamentary debating societies, and

boon to thousands of sufferers; when rubbed over or near the seat of surferiug, its,rare Balsamic properties are conveyed to every part. Healing in its course inward wounds and ulcers of the STosrAcH, BOWLLS,, or WOMB, and all Diseases of the THROAT, Ltri.tos, and Cif csT. GOUT,