... PROM LA?2' MGHr?5' LONDON GAZZT2TR? iRECfIING OBDJ.RS. Dear and Crn, lately East-street, Walworth. london, grocers I E~verett Cz. H., Usrest St. Andre~w's-sgtreet, Middlesexj Yi'lolce 3,11 lately Wsrnlord-eonrr. I ndeD, stockbroker Pslliugec 1., Drury-lane, la~ndu, builder Tose G. E., Kentish Tow n-road, ondon, schoolmasterI Wood anld o., Lately Queen's-terrace, Scrihiton, general dealers 1 ...

... LIBERALISM IN (JlThIBERLASD. ! ADDRSS BY xTHE COUNTESS OF CaLSL. At the Liberal soirie on Monday inglit at Brampton, Cuzmberland, the Countess of OdsCHRI responded to the I toa~st of '-The Bramnpton Wom~en's Liberal Association. H Fer Lodyshin advised women to help as far as they could to bring about the accomplishment of Home Rule. So(Cheers.) She trusted they would go forward by the side of ...

... DOUBLE. EXECUTION AT ARMLT2Y GAOL)T.I |As oathe first day of the year so on the last the extrsn.I . penalty of the law wvas carried out at Hler M'ajears-1 prison at Arnaley. In yesterday's case the capital criS 'was expiated bytwo marired men, who, from motives 6e jealousy, had mu~rdered their wives. Both were toeau guilty, anud sentenced at the Leeda Assises on the 13th cw t Decemnber. Robert ...

... CELEBRATION OF ?ER. GL?I)?TONE'S BTh.TUDAY AT EXIGELBY. DINE AT THE UIBERA CLUB. LThe members of the Seighley Liberi Club celebrated the eightieth annersary of Mr. Gladstone's birthday last evening by a house dinner. Mfr. lasso HanDse, Member of Parliament for-the Keighley Division and president of the club, was in the chair. There was a numferouis gathering, including Mr. Anus Holden (Liberal ...

... POLITIC~S A.ND) SOCIE-TY.r Nomr LEEDS, Wednesday, January 1~st. L 0 oreimpressive scene, w rites our London .Correspondent, has ever been witnessed in WVeanminsterif .Abbey than the funeral of Robert Browning. Found!} the grave of the poet stood distinguished representa- tires of politics, literature, art, and science, Browning s funeral was in a very true sense a national tribute, and almost ...

... LOCAL A.NDt GENE:RAL MDVAYCR iN TEE Paeron OF COGL IN LEEDS.-| Thwe Leeds codl mer'chants advance the price of all house coal from to-day is. Sd. per ton, and engine coal, slack, and smudge is. per ton. THE TowN CLmsnrrCIi flnwrsBuRY-A special committee of the Towvn CoLuncil of Bewabury, appointed for the purpose of saleeting candidates from the large number of applicants for the position of ...

... lt'E LEEDfitS M:ER U RY. WEDNE5=SDAY, J.&NtTia' 1ST, 1890. THIE remains of the Empress of Braszil wvill be removed from Oporco en Friday for interment in the vault of the Bragauza family in the Pantheon at Lisbon. A TELEORAMl from Rtomo gives az feller summaery of the Papal Ai11oontion against Italy, hut does not modify the tenor of the brief telegram pub- Us~hed yesterday. YESTER ...

... II?ELAND. RESTIREMENTT OP M. JUJSTICE OX)-AGAN FROMN THE E:LAND COMiXI5I iS¶ON. It is officially announcad that Mrr. Justice O'Hagsna, J udicial Land Comm-iissioner in Ireland, has resigned ow ing to ill-healthi. The Attorney-tknera1, Mur. Moadden, MY.., baring, in comp~liance ware thle reqiuest of thie Govern- ment, waived his right to the Jutlteship in the Irish Court of Joastice thus ...

... 1111 I:IS~OR.NI'S NEWS. TO-DAY' S LONDON PAPERS4 TH[E ILLNESS OF THE PRIME MIXSTEX. The Standard ?? reports current aI to the indisposition of the Marquis of Salisbury have been greatly exaggerated. We understand that the Premier has been confined to his room fors^ fewt days in consequen ce of a chill. His Lordshsip's ail- ment is by no means serious. The Queen was informed df the Prime ...

... CAPTAIN O'SHEA'S J)IVOROE SUIT. ATT1ITUDVE OF MRL~. PAItNEILL. The Leaden correspondent of the .Freemze's Juane04! says-I have ascertained that up to the present timne nlo attempt has been mcade to serve sayF citation either on Alr. Parnell or Mrs. O'Shea, although a week has elapsed sinxce the petition ISo alleged to have been iiled, anld the practice is to attempt service immedia~tely wvhore ...

... FUNE-RAL OF dR eOBERT' BRO WNIN@. LoOSnos, Tuesday. 1Z: close proximity to the tomb of Geoffrey Otaucer, the tether of English poetry, the remnains of Robert Browning wvere to-day interred in the Poet's Corner of Westminster Abbey. Thne site chosen for the grave is peculiarly appropriate, boeing almost surrounded by memorials of men who attained distinction and honour through their poetic ...

... GENERAl FORF?1GN NFDWSS I .~Er TraonM&lr)l THES VATICAN. TEE POPE AND) ITALY. FPosa,m Taesday.-At the Conmsitory held yesterday at the Vatican, the Pope, in the course of ?? allocation, lexpressed satisfaction at the foundation of Catholic U~ni- versities at Wasihingt~on, Ottaw~a, andirbourg,. emarkling ;that Catholicism prospered in those countries under favour of the lawvsand the equity of ...