4 JANUARY 1890, page 10

A Correspondent Of The Times States That The Supreme Court

of Germany, the Reichsgericht, has just decided that to incite workmen to strike without giving their legal notice is to " incite to disobedience to the law," and therefore a......

Somebody Has, Through Sir William Savory, Given The Great...

of £100,000 to London, and done it in a sensible way. He has limited the object of his charity so that his money may really accomplish something definite. It is to be expended......

The New Year Was Ushered In By A Most Distressing

calamity. There is an industrial school at Forest Gate whither the children of several. Unions are sent, and on New Year's morning upwards of six hundred boys and girls were......

It Is Stated That Party Feeling, Always, High In Belgium,

has of late become exasperated to a datgerous point. The Clericals now in power are supported by a large majority, and are inclined to use it in order to make their power......

The Influenza Appears To Be A Very Different Complaint In

different cases. In the form in which it generally appears to attack institutions, it is said to be a very sharp fever, generally involving delirium, though not lasting above......

We Deeply Regret To Notice The Death Of Sir Henry

Yule, which occurred on December 30th, 1889, at what is now the premature age of sixty-nine. Sir Henry belonged to that limited but invaluable class of Indian officers who are......

The Funeral Of Browning At Westminster Abbey Took Place On

the last day of 1889, which was also one of the darkest days of a dark year. He was buried next to the poet Cowley, as great a contrast to him in style as could well be chosen,—......