... THE GRAND OLD MAN'S BIRTHDAY.—In no place in the principality was there a more hearty or loyal celebration of the eightieth birthday of Mr Gladstone than in Pembroke Dock on Mon- day last, when there was a tea meeting in the Temperance-hall. upwards of 600 being present. The arrangements were carried out uncle. the auspices of the Senior and Junior Liberal Asso- ciations, the presidents of ...

... FOIilOls INTELLIGENCE. -^ERDARE. B Tuesday fire boys, /-J Davii L•=!wis (16), Frederick Phillips t Jim Smith (17) ware charged6,(16)' ad ,iib stealing umbtehas, Police-court I Ir W LI. D*vies, PaW °f «the 21st December. u £ brifl« ?ip to sale in the doorway 0f re ibap, aud were unhooked by ltl(j v ^eca l°^a and taken into Oxford-street, Gadly. wW» J^8 were di*»d«)d amongst the &cca»9(|i m, ...

... iULSTER -INTELLIGENCE. FP1oVM OUR CORRESPOSDENS3. CT AiR:cxrv uts Pt-ry Siessioxs.-The fort- nightlv court of pattv seiioris was held yesterday before Mar. .1. C. Ratbertoordl. R.IM. (chairmuani MIr Wins. A. WVoodeide, J. P.; andi Mr. S. M. Shannon. d J., p. A number of parties were charged by the constalbulary for being drunkcuriagthe Christmas * holidays, and were fined in sums varying from ...

... INFLUENZA IY 'LONDON.: DI.TINGT SRJED SUFFER S . i di] In Ijogon-the diplomatic, corps generally . bee aD attaoked-,byinlep.: First tobetaken was oanut I on Hatzfeldt, Germsan hbassador, whoh bee laid ap: for nearly, a.fortnlght . Lord. Salisbury, i ,now suffering.at :Hatflelda spdfir Philip. Carrie'W privato ! secretary aothe Foreign Offliee the Hon. F Lauil- Villiero, isairolaid up. ...

... LAST WORDS ON TElE SCAFFOLD. The double execution of Robert West (43), travel- ling showman, and Frederick Brett (39), labourer, who were recently sentenced to death for the wilful mur- der of their wives; at Sheffield and Halifax reapec- tively, took plaoe,yesterday morning, at eight o'clock, in the Armley Prison, near Leeds% Both men since receiving their sentence have appeared perfectly re- ...

... : CANADA-'BEDURUTFD-STT. . 'Tbe'AIoadceaZ..Gaettc forzeshaows thatthe Gfovern. li: ment, -will. ?? whith' meetm-in . t jabsnay, ?? ation. ineceary to-eteadub'e t0 modus-vivendl w31hthdNited.Statean the Mailherlea d Question. It, ?? Iiopeaip# .s Tysto, ?? at fairlybe extended forianother yeas .ntier its terms- te COnadan mtiin. every. rght to' whioh. olaim was- tl laid under the.. roviqions-oft ...

... 1BAILWA?Y OON1?EOT?&1? IN ?TEE ?t1D- LAND O'OUt?T1E&. at- M;J4A-Ftrkre hon secretrtte~tei tconnecto bye--n ra ?? itkl~vc baothnwhl ceanl~ atid nokhiu Irealn traffc ha ued-m-the- following morat oesi 6tiki 3$srcdlkiteurt'DavidigTrpeICI w Ru e pv~imounteratikvand sdnixngalaia and t-herefore much ineetdidh cnpeinoti bytheesican tear beacopisec -. I3y possble 'o4nt- tan ala n readhihj- woul proe ...

... LoNDO-, Tuesday Night. The report of the illness of Lord Salis- f bury has created some considerable uneasi- g ness, as it is well known. that the Premier, P though a lusty man to look at, is really very h delicate. There has been a string of callers h at Arlingtou-street, with inquiries for the t latest bulletin. Apparently the sole oe- eupanit of the house is the doorkeeper, who a seems ...

... The Queen has been pleased to approve that the following be members of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council :—Sir John Lubbock, M.P., Sir John Gorst, Q.C., M.P. Her Majesty has also been pleased to approve that baronetcies of the United Kingdom be con- ferred upon Mr J. T. Dillwyn; Llewellyn, of Pen- llergare; Mr James Thompson Mackenzie, of Glenmuick Mr William Scovell Savory, Presi- ...

... LLANDDEINIGLEN AC ADDYSG GANOLRADDOL. if Cynhaliwyd cyfarfod yn Yagoldy y Bwrdd. n aeieioleu, nos Wener, i gymerydi ystyriaeth 8 pa beth a wniem yn yr ardal hon gyda g gofg ar ysgol ganolraddoli Drwg genym ?? oedd gweled cyn lleied wedi d'od yn nghyd ar r ?? mor bwysig,- ond dianieu genym y nk buasaisychwaneg yn bresenol pe buasid wedi r rhoddi mwy o gyhoeddusrwydil i'r eyf arfod; a- ond er ...

... ABERDEEN CUSTOMS RETURNS I -FoR 1889s..; . J e The Customs ravenues derived frork the duties it levied on exciseable goods St the port during the it year 1889 show that the total receipts amounted to *8 £170,156 17s 3d, against £179,446 10B 7dd being a r decratse of £3988 19s 4d for the past year. The e following are the Oustoms receipts at the pott for o, December, 1889:- Coffee, chicory, tc ...

... COUNTY COUNCIL NOMINATIONS - _. he _ yol ALFORI). the A meeting was held ab Alford on Monday evnirng am ) in connection with the forthcoming County Council t elections. Mr Grant of Kingsford presided. It ap- peared to be thb feeling of the meeting that the ] a representation wee too setnll under the Act, and As, .d that there should be a councillor for every parish. Mr Ileid, Greystone, ...