... THE PRINCE O' W[ALES. ae SAINDRINWGIsm-r, Saturdqy, Noon. Ue H Iis Rloyal Riglhuess the Prince of Wales has of 3d parscd a rallier less quiet njight, in Conseqacuce of is the local pain; bat in other respects the condition remuins unchanged. (Signed) WILLIAM JENTNER. 'W WILTAm GUIL. JAMs S PAaET. r SAxmIFICDRn A2 , Sunday, his Royal Uli hress the Prince of Wales hais F, less pain. ...

... L.kRu:E IOnnmty OF NVAW'Car.S xr LivERPoOL. I - - - I. -Five meD, named respectively William Hutchin- son, George Eastham, George W- hittle, John Top- ping, and Thomas Heap, were brought up on re- maud before the Liverpool stipendiary oa Satur. day9 charged with having stolen ten gold watches, valuediat 100., from the premises of J. Johnson, Brownlow-hill, Liverpool. The prisoners Topping and ...

... ?? i ''JAW' - ?? - A :I BI J *3i.872.&1 il wi:9 BIRT~MRIGS DEATM, ?? Aidffer Mondkr'3ai*sry obhb ,~rOf' Ong, MUllb made fwr aniiogjaw~einev~f'iri~h , aan t and ad..esa 'poA,: r. Poiaage -. Itamp~ m y .c ..nt in .: - ,T. i- 8 , 1, I I enQ ?? i -,11 J . !> :SJ :1 , . ._I ?? ?? In~w' ?? ?? i .t r.la l:! .11 | ?? ?? -|4 a et_ I' H l _ 's5 IJI'c .H §!: i Aqco fig Ato the Observer, Mr. :ihto Wili- ...

... P&cOtt j ruman's I-agmal. ?? ?? DUBLIN; ':ONDAY, JANUARY 1, I I .. I.tE\E E~ \~ss ?? Ex THlE DEPARTED YEAR. -0 Tux year which expired ?? nicU wiU be remarkable in history for the termination of one of the greatest wars of modern times; for the collapse of one empire and the. eonsouida- tion of another; for a second French Revo- lution; and a third Frewh Repiablic. Twelve months ago to-day the ...

... LICENSED GROCERS AND VINTNERTIS' I ASSOCIATION. I A meeting of the Licensed Grocers and Vintners Association was held on Friday last at the Corn. mercial Buildings, Dame-street. Amongst these present were :-Messrs J OConnor, (chairman); Richard Bolger, L Byrne, M Nugent, R O'Brien, J Rooney, ' hMolloy, Al Egan, D Daly, P M4 Carr, James G Mooney, E O'Leary, W Burke, M Gibney, T F Dobbin, R ...

... I 1 8 7 1:. THE year which has just passed away - has, like its predecessor, been . remarkably fruitful in events of the 'highest iiaportance. We have witnessed the close of the Franco-Genrman war, by a Treaty of Peace,whichhas seriously crippled- France, and besides adding to the'power 'and prestige of Germany, has assisted her in establishing, on a strong basis, her long dreamt' U~nity. ...

... By peculiar grace of the powers of the air a daylight almost unknown ta British Decembers illuminated on Friday the collection of precious things for which to-day students of art will have occasion once more to thank the public spirit of the Royal Academy and the riches of private galleries in England. The Queen, as usual, leads off the list of contributories- this time with nearly a score of ...

... (dENE1,AL ut) FOREIGN NEWS, 3(isumxzi's T2ELOGRA.) FRANCE. P.Lnts, De. I29. e The Itadical papers announce that Victor IHugo has s ecct pted tho candidacy for the sipptsemntary election for 3 Paris, to be held on January 7th. MI. Hugo has sigued a L contraet with the electors binding himsalf to advocate e their views. In his address he says that the choice of the t people on the 7th will ...

... LORD LIFFORD-THE EDUCATION QUESTION. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Catholic University, 30th Dec., 187L. DEAR SIlR-Will you have the goodness to pub- lieh the accompanying letter and oblige yours moat sincerely, BAnRT. WooDtocx, Rector C. U. TO THE RIGHT l10N. LORD LIFYORD. Catholic University, Dnblini 30th Dec., 1871. MY LoPD-My attention has been called to tha report in yesterdays FRREMAN ...

... The Duke of Aumale has been elected a member of the French Academy by an all but unanimous vote, the numbers being 27 to i. Rousset has been elected by i7 votes against 12 for Vielcastel, Littrd by i17 votes against 12 for Taillandier, and Lomenie by I 5 against 14 for About. Although M. Littr6, the Positivist, was proposed by M. Guizot, Bishop Dupanloup has resented his election by resigning ...

... ,ord lay LEEDS, JANUIAifY 1, 1872. rof sae TnE SPFE&HRfl.-We (the Observrr~) are informued t that onl Lis retirelsientf from the Spekumb-ipl Mr. Densison :us -will be rafised to the Peerage, with the rank of Viscount. yor- A Lombaod telegram fromt Madrid says that ?? Iing Asnadeo has coufrrred thle Order of the Golden [LYS Fierce upjon Piince Fredurick Charh3 of Prussia. by are Sir Jamnes ...

... .LONDON COBRESPONDMYCE I I . l I Loudon, Saturday. The Financial Reform Association, of which *1w Premier's brother is one of the trustees, is deter. mined in the comingisession to bring all the Parlia- mentary pressure it can Qommand upon the Go- vernment with the view of eradicating abuses and establishing an economical administration, founzaed on just taxation and the abolition of all ...