Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THEil NATIONAL INDEMNITY FUN.D We beg to acknowledge the receipt of the sub- joined subscriptious tovardes the fund to defray the expenses of Mr. Parnell and his colleagues in their costly conte-t against tishe Tmve and the Tory Government Already acknowledged ?? ?? £37,18° 14 1 Les3 by cheques to Mr. Lewis ?? 20,000 0 0 ;17,183 14 1 Priests and People of Maryborough 0 (balance of collection) ...
... UlSTER WOi1EN'S LIBERAL UNIONIST ASSOCIATIGON. ]3NTRUSLILSTIC MIEETING IN ST. GEORGE'S HALL. A MOST successful and enthusiastic meeting, under the auspices of the Ulster branch of the Women's Liberal Unionist Association, was held last evening in St. George's Hail, when Mr. R. W. Murray, . J.P., presided, and amongst those present were:-] Revs. Ptofessor Watts, Professor Robinson, Robert ...
... I- - - - - - London, Friday Night. Srobate of the will, dated September 20th, 1 7, with a codicil made September 18th, 1888, of the late Earl of Portarlington, of Emo Park, Portarlington, Queen's 0ounty, K.P., who died at the Hotel Paradis, Nice, on tine let' March, aged 67 years, hap been granted to the sur- viving executor, his nephew, Major Dudley Gordon Alan Duckworth King, son of the ...
... Tnn Grand Restaurant and Cafe in Arthur Square, which will be opened on Wednesday, promises to be one of the most popular dining-rooms in tle city. The building, which occupies a central site, has been specially designed for the purpose of carrying on a high-class business, and has been constrected so as to combine the excellencies of the leading cafts and dining-rooms of London. The new ...
... 'TIMES COMMISSION EXAMINATION O a ± THE BISHOP OF GALWAY. .. ?? THE WORKING OF THE - LEAGUE BRANTCHS. EVIDENCE OF REV. FATHERS CONSIDINE, FAHY, AND MALONEY. SEVENTY-E.EGrH DAY-FRIDAY, MAY 10Ta, 1889. iA- (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTERS.) 68t London, Fridiy Evening. At the sitting of the Court, Tie Rev. Thomm Considine, P.P., entered the witness-box, and his examination was resmed by Mr. Reid, Q.C ...
... ULSTER LXND COMMITTEE. YaSTERDAV a, meeting of the Ulster Land Corm mittee was held at the Queen's Hotel. Belfast. to consider the schedule of agricultural prices recently issued by the Chief Land Commission and other matterse connectel with the land question. Mr. John B 'Eld,'rrv prcoided. The several subjects wore fully considered. and the following resolu- tions unanimously adonted. on the ...
... ILONDON CORRESPONDML DEW 1 I ?? - (BY PRFRMAN SPECIAL WIRE) .~ . (FROM OUR OWN COBESPONDENT.) Fr&-s= o eice, 211 Strand. Losdou, Saturday Morning. Ib is believed that the articles which have appeared simuitaneously in the Tivwsand&ealard [recommendmg Lord Salisbury to send Prince, Albert Victor to I reland as Viceroy lhave been inspired from high quarters, in order to test public opinion, ...
... THE PARNELL COMMISSION$ - - A STARTLING EXHORTA- TION. REV. DR. M'CORMACK'iS EVIDENCE. FROM OUR OWN COnRIrPONDENT AND D3Y OU0 SPECIAL WIRE. LONDON, FRIDAY.-The feature of the day was the slating cross-examination of Rev. Mr. Consi- dine at the hands of Mr. Murphy, Q.O. Very severely was witness handled, and his plumage considerably ruffled by the admissions he was forced to make as to the ...
... 10-R PARIS -LETTER]I I - 4 - - 1It (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) ic THE IEXIBZITION-A PRERMTURE OPENING t THE STRIUGGLE TO GET IN-PRESIDENT t CARNO& -T S BRITlSH SETION TH MACHINERT HALL-BOLIVIA. Paris, Thursday Evening. j The premature inauguration of te Fsxhibitiion c -for premature it bar been-was ill advised, f There is no glossing over that. Many journalists|E who had travelled from a ...
... LIFE IN AXERHICA. SPEoIAL CABLEGRAM. FIROM OURl OWN CORREESPONDENT. NEW Youtrs, FRIDAY.-The good folks who have been denouncing and attempting to thwart the operations of the varous trade trusts and syndi- cates have just had a sadi set down by the report of the committee appointed by the New York State Senate to inquire into the subject. The comn- .mittee, after an exhaustive inquiry, has ...
... SECOND EDITION, BY OUR SPECIAL WIRpE, BELFAST Nmws-LLEriEn OpricE, IS9. FLEET' STRnmr, LoNDOx, E.C. SATURDAY MozMMING, SIX O CcaOCy TIlE SUGAR CONVENTION. Tlw Timae.s ?? withdrawing the bill at: once the Government will deprive the Oppo- sition of a promising occasion for agita- tion and obstruction without sacrificing any- thing that is attainable at a reasonable cost. Were they to carry it ...
... | TfE ROYAL FAKILY AND IRELAND. Tfln following letter appears in yesterday'- | nme ?? is quite understood that Lors:' Londonderry intends very shortly to resign, if i- Ihas not already resigned, the office of Lord'Lieu, tenant of Ireland, which he has filled with Sr much tact, prudence, and general approval. It is even more certain that the Government will be much puzzled to find another noble ...