... (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 ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... JOIJR LONDON LTTEfi. BY OUR SIPECAL WIE,. BELFAST NaWS-LSTTRR Oric's, 169, FLJEET STREET. l C.. MONDAY NIGHT. Tins year which terminates to-day will be memor- able as marking a change for the better in the trade and commerce of the country. When it opened the peace of Europe wa,s threatened, but the war-cloud has happily passed over, as Lord Salisbury predicted would be the case in the Octo- ...

... AITJ THE WORLD: AROUNDI REID'S ATJhII:EEAND lBAIhWAY G1TIDE.-The J:lnuary issue of thi3 n6eful guide hns just beett published. Ib eontnins, in a eonveliient form, in. fomlintion svhich iJ ahvay3 serviceable. The rail. W«y, tramFvey, and sllippino tzbles have bcen eorrected up tO date. OAn sunt ' t COCh li 18 D'esohltol j ?? antl u ?? with, 16 llM ctood the ?? ?? testEX aud ?? selely ol the co ...

... CUiilCTED UP' TritI. 2St JANUARY. C A V A ?? Y. let Life Guards ?? fiorec nertla.. lt Dragon BGuards.. 2t .1 it .. 31SrI tio 4th do 5th inO 83th tie 7thl tl n 1s Dragoons Situ do 3Sril ftttsair , 4tb Ino 5th Laneers 7th Drneats91 7th ?? 9th Lancers lotth HutIlrso lth do itti t lliers . 1i t , 1 o, tl' Zara l4th ?? let IIt itt Stil ,1its r, libtl lltisors , 18it ?? . 19th ino 20th tin Slot do . ...

... GRAVE SCAN DAL IN INDIA. I THE GOVERNOR OF MADRAS AND HIS WIFE. I BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. LONDON, MONDAY.-Tle mail which has arrived from India this morning brings news of a most unfortunate affair. The Bonfbay Gazette thus alludes to the ?? in Madras is much exercised just now by occurrences in high life at that presidency. We should not have re- ferred to the matter but for the fact that it is ...

... I PROM OUR LADY CORffESPONDlST. LeNDON, SATURDAY. TO-DAY the lahours of the Stuart committee have been brought to a conclusion, arid a very success ful conclusion, the private view being hold in the New Gallery, Regent Street. On Mionday the public will be admitted to see the loan collection of pictures, personal relies, chins and medalis, autegraphs and embroit1eries, illustrative of the ...

... TIIE NEWSPAPER WITH THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. Tiies is (says the ?? eraineu) the great French newspaper, the onie-soc (halipenny) iett . Jdernial, the circulation of which exceeds 900,000, rand before the end of next year, thanks to the ex- citement of the time, it is expected to reach the unparalleled circulati6n of 1,000,000 copies a day. Accordlingr to the latest statistics, there are in ...

... ULSTER INTELLIGINCE. PROM1 OTIR OORKESPONDESTS. BALLY'MONEY BOARD oS GUARDIu .-The weekly maeeting of the Ballymoney Board of Guardians was held in the Boardroom of the work- house yesterday-Mr. Thomas M'Elderry (chair- man) presiding. There was no business of any importance. TREAT TO THE CHILDREN OP THE NEWTOWs- I ARDS WomtHousm.-Yesterday, the first of two entertainments given by Miss ...

... SECOQN) EDITION' By #. 0131 SPECIAL WIRE.- ci BELF'AST NVIwS-LurrTEa OFFICE, ?? SREarT, LONDON, BC, Y T~~jUES-DAY MORNING. SaX O'CLOCK. it ThN~EWVS FRO'll SUAKTN. .k'eMorning Poet's .Suakin correspondentb says: A smnall numnber of tile neiney iias observed early yes9terday morning at. a distance of about four miles from our posts. How- ever, o9n our scouts mioving- out, all the men lvw bad ...