Before T. P. Math, Esq., Mayor, J. Gallintore, Esq., ex-Mayor, and W. Cartwright, Esq. EXTRAORDINARY COURTSH/P.—A young railway guard in the goods department was charged with vagrancy, at the instance of a justice of the peace, Mr. Arthur Leech. The charge was substantiated by P

WOLVERHAMPTON, Wednesday.—There was but little business to be done in iron of any description this afternoon, if makers were not prepared to accept prices which meant a heavy loss. Upon all hands there were complainst of the rates at which orders are being here and there aceeete

Lowrzsa-Anoalms..—lreland under the Eight Eon. James Lowther, according to his own opinion. iiRATRICALS AT ST. STITREN'S.—LOrd Randolph Churchill (by kind permission of Mr. Jacob Bright) will appear in "Woodcock's Little Game." NOT HAWDS."—The Prince and Princess of Wales, and a

COLLIERY A CCIDXNT.—On Wednesday a man named A Davies met with a rather serious accident by a fall of stone at the Rosemary Colliery, belonging to Mr Peake. The unfortunate man was crushed in the back, and otherwise bruised and injured. PIT ACCIDENT.—A. young man named Matthew E

The marriage of Mr. Leopold de Rothschild, youngest son of the late Baron Lionel de Rothschild, with Mdlle. Marie Perugia, was celebrated on Wednesday afternoon, at the Central Synagogue, London, which was magnificently decorated. The guests present included the Prince of Wales,

The alustralasian (Melbourne, November 13) says I that no success has attended the investigations made into the disappearance of Mr. Lamont Young, the Government geologist, who was sent to report on the Bermagui gold field, and of the party by whom he was accompanied. "It is not

Considerable alarm has been occasioned at the Park Theatre, Camden Town, London, just after the commencement of the harleqUinade, by the fall of a considerable quantity of ceiling. There was a loud noise in the theatre, and a large quantity of debris came smashing into the dress

Mr. Caine gave notice that in Committee on the Navy Estimates he will move to substitute some equivalent for the men in the Royal Navy in place of the present spirit rations. The Home Secretary, replying to a question put in the name of Mr. T. Sullivan to the Postmaster-General,