UIJ* At#us crash.no it was five pre-er about , the fireluding aft is not the firele reduc-;he high• to other most ex in pretty ■rington, narkably perhaps, aly more If the aduces a soon see i in Ire-as it is e public, er hindsle of the.masons’ Hail, on Wednesday evening last for the nomination of Grand Master of the Free and Accepted Masons of England, rendered vacant by the decease of his royal high-ness the Duke of Sussex. The Right Ffon. the Earl of Zetland, pro grand master, and the Marquis of Salisbury, deputy grand master, were both put in nomination. The former was proposed by Brother Peter Thompson, and seconded by Brother James Gibbins; and the latter by the junior grand warden, and seconded by one of the past masters. The ballot foe the election will take place at the next grand lodge in March next.Shocking Accident.—On Friday morning a female, named Harriett Jones, was brought to the London Hospital, labouring under a concussion of the brain. It appears that the unfortunate woman, who was far advanced in pregnancy, while in the act of crossing the Commercial Road, Was knocked down by a van belonging to the Messrs. England, of Whitechapel Road, which was proceeding at a moderate pace in the direction of the East India Docks, and before the driver cou'd stop the horses the front Wheel passed over her body, inflicting such severe injuries as to leave but little hopes of her recovery. No blame could be attached to any person, as the poor woman was afflicted with deafness, and never heard the driver, who called out loudly to her before the accident occurred.A New Crime.—-The Lord Mayor of York has ordered the police of that city to apprehend all boys or others guilty of whistling in thestreets.—Liverpool Albion,was a who v numbecompel ford M Mor from a Femali Aniongiiq workhi had be and it whole in the A L —Theyears a from i become be effe faith irproving a pater WattsatmmnTerracicomplc