... :SUNDA BSVSTEY | The Lord MayorK lof Ldon t (Sun'dday) worship, in -0cmpaly' with thelqid~nyorifP Dublin, in thb Roman .Isatwblo cathedral of Dublin. Aigh ass' at which Archbishop Walsh will preside, will be celebrated. The Lord Mayor of London will' proceed from the Mansion house to the -cathedral in 'a State carriage with four horses (which he has taken with him to Ireland , at- tended by ...

... KIR. GLADSTONE'S BIRTHDAY. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. This 29th of December finds Mr. Gladstone cele- brating the eighty-third anniversary of his birth in the same apartments as those which he occupied this day last year. Numbers of people who saw him then are impressed with the fact that be seems not one whit older-looking to-day. On the contrary, he seems to have a less careworn apipearauce. ...

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... the follsowng aippeared in ous latest aditisn lest weet. IT is interesting to read the correspondence between Mr, Cadmgn, of the Salvation Army, on the one side and Queen Victoria and her elderly heir on the other. Mr. Cadman asks for funds to help in a great philan- thropic work at this time of gloom and depression with people dying of starvation. And Ponsonby, replying for the good lady at ...

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... GOVflRNM!ENT ANDX LA CENING+. CONTROL ANDJ C0C0Pl4NSAT102N. The Central News is in a position to state that the section of the Cabinet charged with the preparation of a scheme of licensing reform has had before it all the existing BillB on the subject broughtforward by private members. Although each of these measures is projected in the interests of distinctive parts of the United Kingdom, the ...

... The body of a young mnil, named George Farrell, was found cut to pieces on Christmas Dav, on the railway at Fleetwood. He had been employed at the Salt Works. The Roman Catholic Cathedral in Mullingar was broken into on Monday night, and a sum of upwards of £100 abstracted from a locked box set apart for Christ- mas offerings The Brighton Board of Guardians on Tuesday ac- cepted a tender of ...

... AWFUL EXPERIENCES OF STEAMERS, A Reuter telegram from New York states that the Inman steamer City of Berlin, which arrived there at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning, experienced heavy weather throughout the voyage. On Dec. 19 the sea ran so highthattbevessel made only 232 miles. One of her boats was smashed, and several ventilators were carried away. The gale blew with still greater fury on the ...

... The Royal Humane society has an- nounced the bestowal of its medals and other rewards for distinguished gallantry in saving life for the following cases brought under its notice in the month of December, and duly investigated by the committee of the society. The medal and certificate to George H. Lush, assistant steward of H.M.S. Nimble, for plunging into the Prince's dock, Hul, on the night ...

... At Osborne, ou Christmas Day, the principal members of the household joined the Queen and royal family at dinner. There were present besides the Queen. Prince and Princess Henry of Batteuberg, Princess Louise, and the Duke and Duchess of Coem- naught. The royal tables bore the usual Christmas fare, including the baron of beef, the boar's head, and the woodcock pie. A Christmas tree was also ...

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