... OUR LONDON LE'TTER. BLSPECIALLY TLtEGLCIR&HHEND] O R FAWCIET'S 1LLNESS-THIS PRORO- e GATION. LONSION, SUNDAY NIORT. i The bulletin iseaed to day as to the slate of the d weelth of TIr Faweett is, ?? hind iuteuntion 1.jward the stroug public incerest manifested, uadle to put the best face on the case. It i reported that Mr Fawcett passed a less rostlets1 .ight, but thodiphtheriatie condition of ...

... MR GLADSTONE'S P-OMNSIBiMrWY. Me Glatistoue will uow be calletl upon to mnake Me Gladstone will uow be called upon to ?? hisi first Achbishop of Cainterbury. Mr Disrmeli discovered that the Qesen's preference was Bishop Tait, and with characteristic finesse nominated him. Mr Gladstone's instincts of duty and re Bponsibiity interfere with his success as a courtier. Whilc he does not share the ...

... tHE ORTHERN LCHO JMO D Y7, DECI.nPpI2 IS, 1, D _- K D - - A= - - -- -- . IDARK DAYS BEFORE CHRPISTMAS, Tim sehortest (lay occurs tinis wick, As a .1e matter of fact, tile days begin to iclue out by a siugle snonieumt o-moirro fif. noon. Bu the br vity of ?? relhei its limit on the ?? ShorteatLear tlonugh only by a fraction of a minute. It will be the end of tho year kfer, tin morning ...

... ALLEGED ROBBERY ANDl I FOR(FERY AT WHILTBYI .L V JUt 't44 It .L S.L. . i-i The Whitby Mlagistrates were Oil Saturday occupied for severnl hours in hearing the charge preferred, against Elizabeth Gallilee, a respectable- loohing youig married womm, ot having on the 5th May last stolen from the house of M~r John Blukeley, a plasterer, Cl If-street, Whitby, two Pose-offico Savings Bank teiposit ...

... 1HE XORTHERN gCHIO. FRIDAY, DE.CEJBER 29, 1882. - - TIE delay in the appointment of the new PRESIDENT; OF ?? LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD is the subject of much speculation and some dissatisfaction. Undeniably Sir CHARLES DILXE was marked out by the merits of his service, and by unanimous public opinion, for preferment. It was also felt that the accession of this cultured and robust Radical. would ...

... TIHE NORTHERN -ECHo 0L.DXElDAY, DECE.11BER 6, 1S32. a - - C. T1'ORY LIVERlPOOIL. T'ui pollilii at Liverpool for a successor to Lord SANDON-Called to tile Ullpr louse en the deotih of his father the Earl o; VlAimOV.Y-takes lilaSO o1n Frdit'y thint (lay being fixed by the Tory Mivol(, prosiflaubly ss inoro convenient for theo workin.g classes than Saturday. It mlay be at once admllittea tlat ...

... -0-- NEWCASTLE. NFIEWCASTLE PARLIAMENTARY DEBATrXI: SOCIETY. -There wvas a crowded attendance at the adjourned debate on Church and State on Monday night, at the Parliamentary Debating Society, and, owing to thenumberof gentlemen who Wished to speak, it was found impossible to ?? a division, 'le debate being adjourned until next month. JOHN INox DIMUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.-A debtite by ...

... HOUSE OF2 CO;MMONS.-FRPIDAY. taken he ?? FAIrrssre QUESTION Sirt~oda ChAReS ableR, t n ra~eply tstolo .frle Eaniton said therehu W5 noe foundantion wateve fsor the Cstatement rthat nataly hand mitaken theraittione in Egprooigacofrneo.te yta M~r GLADSTOE, roend redy to Croloned Staney said heashouldh OHos tondayhe able tdo rmaen an stateento which wol bue in the natue of ?? the cost o thet recn ...

... LO?DO1? OSIP ?? 2Truth.t The Queen comes to London on MWondsFt it Ilo'clock, in ?? to open the .New~ Law Courts. Heni Majesty will lunch ?? Palace after the crernmsy,-and wilt then visit the Duchess of Cam bridge, returning to Windso3r at six o'clock. This wrill be the Queen's last visit to- the metropolis during the present year. Thre Prince of Wasles is to be invited to attend the ehi- ...

... gE1 0 RTH E RN -t i CHO. HE nd, ?? ~ ! U? 8Ss TRES B3AY AS A IHARB1OU(I 01 RE1hFUGE,. I M I'D U k.,. NEARLY a quarter of a oeidl egsO a Royal Communission traversed the V~pt ( taking evidence upon tlo cit advantages of hiarbours of eI t w ,; a time when hshipping 'Vt;i drlV'j' o .1 rally by steam, but by the or II agency of wind, ofleu to tC e 0 i 1ii I,,A craft and creew. otives 10ot, . k5 u ...

... I . .. ?? .. . . . The usual meeting of the Board wae held yes- t terday-51r W. C. Parker (chairman) presiding.- It was decided to appoint Miss Irwin as teacher , to the Albert Hill Schools out of thirty-three at ?? minute of the committee referred e to a letter which had been written by the teacher I6 of St. Paul's Church school, in which it was inti- - mited Lhat he was not responsible for ...

... .. .- At yesterdlay's nmecting of the Auckiand Board of Guardians-Mir Towuead presiding- Ir ?? (master of tho Workhoas&) stated that somo five or six wels ago a. little girl nauned Alice Morelanid had left, the Workhouse to enter the service of n Mr Win. Coates, of Morring- ton. Before going the girl's mother went to the house, anid scened satisiold tbat the Nasition wns a suitable omAe. On ...