... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BE,'&FAST: TUESDAY, JANUARY T. 1889. A mnan named Wilkinson was arrested in Nottingham yesterday on the charge of having attempted to murder his wife. During the fog in London yesterday a serious- rail way collision occurred, and several persons were injured. A Tnan named Macey was yesterday, at I Faversharm quarter sessions, sentenced to five 1 years' penal servitude ...

... j:, ~- ThtE lrOzATXON7- I The Paving ara.. O. t ,et y> Caterda:;, ?? . t 1; e chair; Coe4% Carroll chrmzu :n.Teet i fl here wer ,, a,- 7 preseot-Couc. i' ?? ?? a P; Roble ?? t WPetcr f t,, the informar n-i . rf le e ber 23, 1 6 -3 x ;1 ie1-9 ; 26th 1). t-] ,d Dec. ISS - and - - i, Ptaxdard iliumin . , , tibeg ! 6ie1pex m e -x 5 mt Iitted his usuai y financial positton Gn e from tie -borough ? ...

... O0ON, CORR.Espoi-DNCE. (y FeJ SPEECIAL WMr 1rox Out OWN CEXtESPONI1NIT.) treemen 01a, 211 Strand, Lendos, Tuesrlay Morning. Thq2e Old Year went out, and the hew vwas ,shered in in the densest und mosit disgusting fog bat has been not only seen but felt in London fo. aiany a long day. Throughout the entire day the,' ,thr pall lay over the city, and towards evanhig it became so) thick that ...

... SH T - ` A-. 3MjT+GUItSHII'W THE LAMPS TOO00 I EARPLY I , TO THIS ZDITOR ?? THE FEMA. Sea-I am not surorisod st a correspondent cgllur attention in your colulno to the early h.our atiwhikh the public lanmpe in t zhe latbinins Tonuship ae e iuguishd . ftr as ty ex- perience goes this -has beei alays the CA It will also befound that the size of .,the flame used in the lamps of this township is ...

... i tAI~TON* A1':D XTHF::E : '0 I OF L H POPE j; -(By a Cati, n the -Pall Mcdt Gczetts.) - -I note wit muceh interest iIr. Cladston' let- ftr, from which it appea rthat at-la the humi- Jiaiingsaatd doer~abfe position-of the HolyFather c m aded th attention of the gmna :,iberal attesmanw to who eluquence. and enthukia modern Italy owes-. mueh. I mn toit 5urprad ithat -e should revt gainst, ...

... FBEIWi POLITI'M (amCIAiL 5Z rRGRAN.) . Paris, Monday Xsi-ht. The fixing of the Pane electiou for Januarv the | 2th is rmarded asimply a device of the actual : Govrnment T exaust the resourcee of the friends of 43o.-al. Boulanger. .Should the Ministry tgign aird he succeeded by a new Cabilet, the !lece may be pastponed again by I the laater. -h victory of M de Freycinet in gitting his .ExU-tao ...

... ?? THE DIVIDED IRISIH BY THE HoN. ALDEgR S. G. CANNING. Publishtd by JAMES WARNOCK & do., Newry. (Price dd; by Post, 3d.) LITERARY OPINIONS. From Mr. Leoky, author of - History of Eng- land in EBlgihteenth Ciatuey-'1 It shows very wide reading, and is so temperate and reasonable in dealing with very inflamnmable subjects, that it cannot fail to do good. I hope it may be as suC- cessful as it ...

... I M-3ORONEY TESTIMONIAL CO°MfAtT 'Te fstmeeting of this commiztec.e was held. ja Mansion Hone. on yesterday at 4 o'ctli p m-tbe I Bonthe Lord Mayor in the cbair. There ?? sent-A Altman. George Co~fey, B L: £ P S _cza 1S . LL D; P Cummins, TC. Charles Daso ITC;, i Fotirell, Geor em M stcr, FP, T C; JI 5ObSoAj oBoney, Aifren Webb. Ailtew-m read from 31rJohn DilUOZ MP, * grettimr that be vrwa ...

... SOCIETY FOR TILE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL. TO THE DFIroT OR THE BFnrFA.45T NEwVS-LETTEI. Sift-Petmit me to remind the ftiendsof the S. P.G. that the London treasurers must close their books for 1888 on Wednesday, January 16th, and all monevs received afterwards must be carried to the account of 1S89. S. F. DuDEx'-J.ANSs, lion, See. Diocese of Connor. 5lenarm Rectory, December 31. NEW YEAR'S ...

... TVID NEWPORT RAILWAY DISASTER. I FURTDTER PARTICULARS. I NPWPORT, IONDAY.-This morning there are further details of the fatal railway collision at this place yesterday. The scene of the calamity is about twenty yards from the western entrance to Bryn Tunnel, and the same distance to the west of Nsew- port. Two main lines of rails run through the tunnel, but j ast at the place where the ...

... I ?? \, IEML,, ANDSTANLEY- i T na.;ble combiatio circumstanees ' t'i' . ?? _ d.mil. oughht E P andH y K S.ai tor.tetho ii the reces of Centrai Africta ' 4+Ocd.)1A TD esso co ipc icmp q En *as G:IG'fl2 .~ er'aad personal friend, and he set hi=n :l tho tiizk of carryiDO forward in thbe equa- ;r.3i tyovin the civilistg and lam-abiing ~ic htitia~ted ly the great Esgilaihman and spe- caiiy ?? ...

... THE DIVIDED IRISH. By ite lon Albert S G Caming. Pablished by James Warnocl and Co, -cwry (Price 61: In- Pst, &d.) LIThHRARY OPLNIONSa From Mr Lecky, author o HistorS of rngland in Eighteenlh Oenturv-It shows Terywide reading, uazd is so termpete- an reasonablo in-dealing with-very in- nimabk subjects, tha it cnIit, fail to. d good. - I .ep it may sbeas Successful as it deserves to be.- ...