... THlE CHANNELI SHIPPINGiDISASTEI''. SEVERAL LIVES LOST. VENTN;OR, SATUILDAY.-No further tidings have been received respecting the missing boat and thirteen men of the wrecked steamer Cleddy. and this absence of news is increasing the anxiety in regard to her fate. When this boat left the ship the crew would in all probability have made for St. Catherine's Light, and this %would have taken them ...

... 1LDUCATIONAL ENDOWMEIENTS. DuBLIN, SATtJBD.Y.-To.day there was a sitting of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council for .be purpose of hearing objections to schemes framed by the Educational Endowments Crommais. tioners. There %vere ?? Lord Chancellor (Lord Ashbournel presiding the C Lord Chief Jnstice (rlight Honourable Peter O'Brien). the Vice-Chancellor (Right Honourable B. Chatterton). ...

... 1ROM A STANDARD CORRESPONDM\T. TEE discovery of the earliest known will is an event which possesses an interest for others besides lawyers, and there seems no reason to question either the authenticity or antiquity of the unique document whicli Mr. Flinders Petrie has unearthed at Kahun, or, as the town wvas known four thousand five hundred years ago, 111,hun. 'The document is so curiously ...

... THE STRIKE ON 'TilE 0. S. IAND IV. RAILWA. I I Cork, Tuesday. The strike of the goods men who were em- ployed at the Glanmire terminus still continues. and there seems little prospect of a settlement being arrived at. The men out on strike are de- termined to insist on their rights, and the directors, on the other hand, are resorting to every means in their power to provide substitutes rather ...

... MR,-1~wwe M 'T1WlARRIS.' XP AXD i:t 'PSH TIMES . ' I LIz a * ' , - 1 Ex hequr ~Divion, before Z I. ?? lkief~ttou and mr. Baron Dowse, cause Ul was ehowit5gaWS& making absolute a. conditional tl order granted at the previous sitting for a new trial .of the .action brought by Mr. Matthew P . Hiaris, Li , against the proprietors of the I2iah b ITimes. The aetion-was'brought to recover 1 ?? for t ...

... RUSSIAN CRUELTIES- IN SIBERIA. ' ?? : ' ' 'Loudon-' Sorday. TA imes Paris telegram S:!ys-Iteporta have ?? concring jaenteble urence at Yakutsk, in. Eastern. Siberi&.L. Some 30 exiles under administrative order-that is to say Who had diot bdien cdndeneit'by any, IEiv -couft, or tribunal-were to proeeed to some -nore,.'distant .stations. - The temporary GOVernb, Oatashine, has issued new rules ...

... I. - T This society, whiech hs now reached its tenth tseason, gave its third concert for the year 1889 very successfully in the Antient Concert Hall last evening. There was a pretty numerous attend- ance, although the hall was not filled. Mr. Tel- . ford's band, which includes manv lady performers, S has now reached goodly dimensions; it fills the entire orchestra, and produces a mass of tone ...

... ,LORD HART1NGTON AND HiS is CONSTITUENTS. - 1 ?? I HE WISHES THE LIBERALS TO :ISCUSS HOME RULE ONLY. A PROMISE OF FAIR CONSI- SIDERATibN FOR| MR. MFRLEY'S PROGRAMME. (PRE3SS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) Manchester, Saturday. Lord Hartingten this evening addressed a I meeting of his Canstituenni held il the Co-opera- tive Hall, Bacap. The chair was taken by Mr. E. ! Ashworth, and among others on ...

... sCURES FOR -iTH EIFILU I *1 7. I -: m *: * n.I. . n -. i- t. X >t- a; ra EiSI N CH1iSTS DlPISCUS TE er T ATENT OF ' lIHE WINTER BPI,- af - 3- The London edition of the: Wea'. Tork Htrald A haeithf '-owiug i is ~ ~ ~ *Prs Dc 4 .We have never had better bueiness than ince 5, the epidemic bee.! -Tie - ere W has suoh ra1 k for medieies for manyyea-s, id r s-R dbrs lle fahionalechemis in thle ?? do ...

... CHRlSTMAS CARDS. As usual, one of the most interesting ?? of the appronching festive season is the display of Christma3 cards which meet the eye in every direction; but we would direot special attention to the collection shown by th6 Mesars Thomas J Coleman and Co at 9 Westicoreland street, atid at their great temporary warerooms, 20 and 21 College green, where there appears to be enough ica ...

... I 2LiTBRY INTEL ?? I- Major General H LeCocq, HA, wflL, it cis ! stood, succeed the late Mjor-General . J son, C B, B A, as commanding e htll -Irelarnd.- . -- - Lieutenant Colonel E M ie, fl assumed the duties of commnadii oal t gineer Dublin District, in asc esi ?? Colonel B W shacke, B B, rn d tohide- shot. The Ist Battalion Argyle and Su th l= landers, stationed at the Curag br t, Dublin ...

... .iEiu ;JAMSON - AT HE l I ; LEINSTERE HALL I Last iesning the Leinster Hall was crowded by anzetlZ: n 1aletusiastic, and at timea a very noisy, Pudi- ence.a , Amo3g:, the pations who came' to see. tise I black boxer wre all (lasses rnd 'conditions of 'ThEep Quen's counsel enogh to snake' a; very: ' big bar, Castle difilcals, members'of the medical' profession, Crown prosecutors, journalists, ...