... ii Bishop of Carlisl has issued a pastoral a pub affairs, in whib he says he is deep? perftded that the Ohwli, like the Queen,shouti beldf to no party, an ...

... DCBLIN-, Friday ',Ntoriiing.-II A Landlord, in the Express, says :—JChe country never was in so bad a state. The league of hell never before was so organised. Having refused to reduce judicial rents, he has had to serve 73 ejectments by post, process-servers declining through fear. On a neighbouring property the police have been guarding a process-server two days in their barracks, which is ...

... FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, l186. , : THE political Outlook for the coming year RA promises much excitement. from its intense un- certainty. A new Parliament, with an immense )H) influx of new members, elected largely on a new M franchise, would be sufficient to arouse unusual BK curiosity, but when to these elements of interest ' is added the fact that a new cleavage of English parties has taken place ...

... w e Li SIR EI'. J. RLiE) (N 'SHI ENGLISII b NAVY. t - - - tU BLOWING HIS OWN TRUMPET AGAIN. HO O ',UR TO WHOM HONOUR. In a long letter which appeared in the Times of s sir E.J. Heed, ?? invites attention to thte recialrkiible change which l les been effected in e the naval policy of the country, in cnnsequence of nthe agitation citirrisd on in tice public press end eleewiers towards the ...

... --EACOND EDITION.J. WaXVrERN MAILr OFFICE, 4.30 A.sf. Wwrsri MAItL OFF'ICE, 4.30 AM.. I FOREIGIN INTELLIGENCE. THE GRIEAT BATTLE IN THlE SOUIDANi. DITAILS uve '1ilE FlOU,1T. ( TIMES ' TEtitGiA)4. (iINISS, Vovov 1 M) Tlce I ,ret moved out from camp at Koniteai t feve this miorning. 'fle Ist Brigade, under {o,crual liutkir, swvept round in tie desert for tloes miles in a soutlr-easterlv ...

... SEROUS OqARGE OF FORGER* AT MANCHESTER. At hI Manchsster City Police court on Thurs- day; Tim Hoitoft formerly head clerk to the Mancketar Wisleran Trustees, was chargei with foriug three iieques, amounting to £ O,U(A;, on tha Janchester»nd Liverpool District Bank. The chiues were drawn on account of th. trusteesrid the Rv H. J. Pope stated that the signatur was in til. handwriting of the ...

... The funeml of the Most Rev. Dr. Beresford, late Lord Primate of Ireland, took place at Armagh Cathedral on Thursday. The pall- bearers were the Earl of Erne, the Earl; of Scarborough, the Earl of Belmore, Major: Saunclerseti, M.P., and the Bishops of Down and Connor, Dromore, and Kilmare. The Dean of Armaghconducted the service, which was largely attended. The Prince of Wales and the Lord- ...

... ACCIDENTAL SUFFOCATION OF TWINS. A coroner's inquiry was held at the Neville Ami*, Vauxhail, on Wednesday, respecting tbe deatli of Florence Adeline Morcimer and Maud Alice Mortimer, twin children, aged seven weeks, the daughters of parents living at 158, Tyers-stveet, Vauxhail. Mr George Henry Mortimer, cierk, stated that the deceased were his daughters. On Christmas night he and his wife ...

... DETERMINED SUICIDE AT PONTNEWYNYDD. About midday on Wednesday, a man named Nathaniel Rosier, cut his throat with a razor, j and afterwards jumped into the river wn.jii runs t near his residence. His body was not recovered ■>■. for some time. It is supposed that lrit-einij ir:*ace |. led to the suicidal act, as deceased hact been drink- ing heaviiv iurmg the Christmas )?fuidays. An g inquest ...

... RUGBY; D:IONAL LIBERAt ASSO I ?? , I . CIATION. ?? SPEECH, BY SIR bHARkLES DILR : - A banquet given by the Fugby Divisional Liberal Aeso- I ciation to celebtate thie return of Mr. R. P. Cobb, took I plqcn,'idithe Toetis Hall,tuegby, lest evening Dir. T. S. ] ToWvasend, -president of thle association,' occupied the a ichiir, and aimongt the comlpanyv in addition to Mr. Cobb, c were Sir Charles ...

... 'IS E'LATE DIR CHARLES MACI VE RL Tbe news came to Liverpool yesterday of the ] death, at Shiena,1Malta, of M~r. Charles Mfachver. ; It had been his habit for the last 30 years to spend his winters on that island, and, following his ?? lett England- in the fall of the year. ?? suffered from an affection] of the heart, but only recently - in fasct, within the last wecek -he wrote to his family ...

... LOCALt.l JOTTINGS. e fL33 pxxsn~oaoate TgrHouIteSnAY NIGRT. pronised I Wvolld tell lmly reilders what I tl thougait of thle Christmas Pantomime at tile a Theatre Royal, Cardiff, and ais I alwaiys like to be nc as good as rmy word, here goes for a piia'g,!rliilI or J two descriptive of what'I stew to-night. t To start with, I mafty say at once tbit it is one° ref the best pantominies that has ...