The Bee-Hive. — 1871-06-24 (London, England)

JIJNE 24, 4'71.  Land and Jraier says that grouse are ly to be -untlenany plentiful' this Welsh 'hills:: " • -'• f]eitsou'eli"the  The promised review of French troops at Longehumps did not take plaoe as announced, in consequence of the weather. . , ,  Another dreadful machinery accident. luls happened to a boy twined 'Bush tieAres§M between two cogwheels and soverolY Johnsonls printing- works. He. was caught crushed.  A woman named Linsey, only 33, has Itilie4 herself Tv drinking in largo quantities; 00 brandy, and had pawned everything to proellfe it. Bho drank six qtiartokits 'of gpttee •brantly a day.  • The giant Bates has been married to tlte giantess Swan, now on exhibition 10 tlie two-hoaded Nightingale.  it labourer at work at Doulton's pottkrieg, Lambeth, has beon killed through havingrboth his legs cut off at a moulding machine. His employer and five children. Promieed to provide for his widow  A man named Beard has been fined £2 aq costs for inditutiously using 'fire aims a' Hampton, by which a man named Goodman was injured.  Sergeant-major I,lutterwortli, of the fitl,l Laucashire Itiflei, wa.s accidentally killed P'Y member of his corps while at the target (Turing firing practice.  Mr. Potter, of the Red Lion Tavern, Cit committed, suicide by blowing out his brsigo through having lost on Hampton r4oes.  Bonit!in and Park were recognised recent y at the Panterhury nail, and filet W4h`6llB" recet)tion that they quickly withdrew':  It is stated by some of the Paris press thatj ortion of the English press bus bootie .eonspiotious by its slanders and calumnies the present Government..  has been so frightfully gored by A man named Perry, living near Crovicerno, a ba cause• instantaneous death. ll as to  de to An attempt, it is said, has beep assassinate the young prince Semlin. of SerVia  Several dissenting bodies have passed resolli; tions strongly condemnatory of the which exclude all but members of the of England from governing at iiarroor 'Winchester Schools.  al The French annexe at the Internat:ion Exhibition showo.d that affairs were itnosvl„n„b; in Paris, there were so .many more .04'7 than on former occasions.  t Alderman Finnis, Sir Fowoll-13uxt0n, nal:li' and Dr. Abdy, will stand together as cau":l dates for the three vacant sea-U4 of Nre;rderi3" ) , . Evi)ing Forest.  s a Nearly all the prinvipal theatres in Par' re now open.  mi A. grocer's assistant at Ebbw Vole, roL)-1 his master I 'l'd2-() an" o a sash-box ox COUtalnlng has been -remanded in custody.  the Application for a summons againsv Marquis of Lorne's coachman has beall'lPThe for following his calling on a Sundt'''. summons was not grained.  La Cecilia, one of the Communist gellor,a3,, has been arrested in the department dos. re. '  A magistrate of Cornwall (named Ust ow has. on tined £0 for assaulting a la4Y, s'its was protecting defendant's child father's anger.  010 Adviees from Mexico state that Tam, Jar was stormed on the 11th inst.; all the 10° gents were killed or captured.  Several appointraenta to the Order of th° Bath are announced in the Gazette.  The Gauloia states that Prince Napoleon a candidate for the Council General irloic3' and that he is likely to be returned. the ,Telan Millet, agent for Messrs. Taincon. Dtzbliu brewers lu Birmingham, has be,V,Q,in witted for trial on a charge of erabezzi wards of L 1,000,• the moneys of his empinYe  • ----From April 1 to June 17 the Exchequer re" oeipts amounted to X 14,721,664 an increase of nearly £140,000 upon the corresponding period of last year. -The expenditure 11,119 amounted to X 15,109,462. --A clerk named Watson, sixty-sev" Of Alfred-road, Paddington, when in a state . delirium, out his throat in a frightful manner.