... BELFAST UNITED TRADES COUNCIL. The fortnigistly meeting of the members of this council was held on Saturday evening in the En- gineers' Hall, College Street. Mr. Alex. Taylor (president) occupied the chair, and there was a fair attendance. The minutes ...

... never make them- selves felt at the Trades Congress of the United Kingdom. Latterly trades councils were pre- vented from sending delegates to the latter Con- gress, but if they in Ireland united they could make their power felt., They had at least made ...

... ey hatl fouvht the battles of the empire, and he hoped Irishmen and Englishmen would do so until time would be no more. (Applause.) As they English- men could not do without Irishmen, so Irishmen could not do without them, and it was for their mutual ...

... private doctors. MR. .T. P: O'CONNOR, 01.P., AND THE UNITED IRISH LEAGUE. Mr. T. P. O'Connor, 1M.P., presiding over a largely-attended meeting held in London yesterday evening to promote the United Irish League, said the aim of the League was to find ...

... merits of the case are understood the British members of the jury may be relied upon to return a favourable verdict, The Irishmen are well-advised in adopting this line of reasoning, but it will not blind the Government or Parliament to the stupendous ...

... OUR OWN REPORTER. ;DUnl,1N, TnoasnAv.-To-night the members and delegates of the Association of Chambers of Commterce of the U~nited Kiingadom, togetber w sith a very large and f'ashionable company, w~ere the guests of' r. Mlichael Murphy, J.P., president ...

... have voiced what is absolutely true. On this question we have a united Ireland. There is no doubt about that. It is not a question of politics or religion or anything of the kind. Irishmen all over the country will take what has been said to-day as their ...

... whieh was sus- spected of carrying contraband arms and other war stores for the Cbilian insurgents, has been captured by the United States authorities o6l San Pedro, California, and has been towed into harbour. No arms or otber munitions were found, but ...

... the city, which bad become some time ago, and still remained, the third city for revenue in the United Kingdom. The figures for customs and inland united were £3,361,797. (Hear, hear.) Building went on apace. There had been added to the city 43 new ...

... due to fur. Thomas Lea, who, since he was returned as the member for an Ulster coostitueUcy, had been a faithful servaut of Irishmen, (Xpplause.) Hle hoped he would long occupy the position he at present held in the temperauce question, and that he would ...

... Legislatures and two Executives, and gave the i United Provinces one Executive responsible to their united legislature. The proposal of the Government of Ireland Bill reverse; this process, and breaks up the United Parliament and Executive into two separate ...

... sterling, while in 13a8 its stock had increased to a £43,600,000. The figures ofthe United Stateswere still more remarkable. In 1873 the amouant of gold in the United States Treasury was £14,500,000: in 1889 it had risen to £60,700,C600 then irn the National ...