... I W t|EROUQR ?? AGUOO THE OPERATIONS AT SUAIM.- THE rA4T OP kR ?? MiD Ai) PASHAi0 SbKV Die. 15.' A reconnhlbev Ii III un te pe ^i direciou of Gezel Grgenf, wa ?? Wik Modih to tihe Lct of ts enemy's position, Tl-e 550.27 hewere. did not sho In forte, Wltih~lfflb~ttah~nof hW uiited i frain Suez Wlhregledzf. the *7IIA ief nd ifthe Royal Theb Sdtdr tzii a Auit ve (oMEui Dikmiz' with s le ftatedl ...

... |.M! GLADSTONE ON THE I POLITICAI SITMATiON. ;i. Gladnee, on Saurday ?? ypoeileed .nsit to the tegtend of London, and altouh te weather Wm far from faourablei, a 'dense fog prevailing -all -over London, the right bonorable ge mw wa acmpanied by Mm, Gladstone, met with a very, earty greeting, ctonlyinihestrets through whichbhedwvebutin the Limehouse Town Hall, in which be deiverd his addres ...

... OUPO LONDONY CORRESPONDENCB I LDs.oNo. WZD#WDAY Evznrs. Ffnis is at last written upon the page of the I session, or, at all events, we have got to the I pago upon which 9mis will be written. Supply f Ie over. The Apprhpdation Bill has been read a first time, and will now jo through its staes rapidly. Ministers are dispersing. Members - have already dispersed. It will be difficult to f keep a ...

... I The nyglish IllUtrated for January contains an article on London Models by Mr. Oscar Wilde. We give below some extracts from the article:- Professional models (says Mr. Wilde) are a purely modern invention. To the Greeks, for instance, they were quite unknown. Mr. Mahaffy, it is true, tells us that Perikles used to present peacocks to the great ladies of Athenian society in order to induce ...

... - . WAVERTF3E. --A meeting of the rtepaperi; of wawertae, last evening held at the Wnertzee Town Baii, for the purpose of supporting Mr. H. pi. ck, i who seeks election asa representative of Wa. ...

... Writing in the XNewi York Tribune, of which he is the London correspondent, Mr. G. XV. Smalley ?? one thing which first gave the Amierican girl her firm foothold in English society was, perhaps, the one thing about her which is most distinctively American-her sense of equality. She made, perhaps, some mis. takes on dirst entering London drawing rooms and-which is a much more trying busi- ness ...

... LATEST I NEWS .COURT NEWS. &c.! Winmo Cmrm, D . 1. The eetsnj aecoinonnied by the Princesses Sophe E nd argare of Pruia, drove out yP - Or afteenoon attended by Lady ApthfiLi an R ceitian of r chl o with, Prines Victoria of Solslewg.Hotiu, visited Alber Vieto and Prince George of WaI], and Prince Lwise, Victoria and 2lead of Wales, rrived at tbe Cstle The Frinee of WfiS aconpasied by Prince ...

... [TRoMUG RBUTR' AGiMT.] THE POSITION BEFORE SUAKIX. SUArN, D1z 26. The mounted troops made a reconnaleshnee to- day, and brought in a deserter whom they met on the road. Deserters from the enemy report that the tribes at and around Handoub would welcome an attack on the der ishes at that place, and in the event of such an attack beinz made would gladly co-operate with the Government troopsin ...

... I TtuzAy NiGHT.-In the course of the past 24 hours a depression ham advanced with great rapidity to our extreme north-weut coasts, oecsion- jag strong winds or gales from varying directions, with squally, rainy weathr:io nesily UU parts of %he kingdom. During the early hours this morn. ing a sharp ground frost was experienoed over the central portions 'of Enaland, but the thermometer has ...

... THE LATE MAYOR OF BIRKENHA. -I At St. Maryts Church, Birkenbhet yftyv the Rev. Canon oatson, vica- of Chrit Cteru, Olaughton, preaed at. the momyg servie inl conmemoration of the late Mayor of Blrkenhel IAId. Fred. Smith, who was interred At tlaybrnc-- bill Cemetery on Wednesday last. There wasa 15*0 congregation. iekng severasl mmers oE the Birlekeahsd Towujio4nt ThoNe revrendgentle- verse of ...

... IjOUR LONDO CORRESPOhDENCE| ;OnmN. WEDOiSDASY EVENu. People complain of the quietness of the Caristmas, They athered to tneir dinner in a thdhiderstirnl'. They walked home through a mud and lash. IN the interval they were dull, and there does scans to have bed n -gagft deal of dulness abroad. But to-day there is real brghttee. If Christmas Day be the feetiva4 of tbhe hearih, Boxing. Day is the ...

... Theodore Monusman's writings number 949 different works, The motto chosen for a cata- logue of them is Et rnstz et Tmuwut. momm- sen's works, whetter in the field of arcatolog classc philology law, or history, have maaa epochs in the world. aAM ommsn, ar the foisfrche etag has pointed out, is admired bythe German nation as its most liberal-minded writer, poss- a most pere t form of compostlen. ...