... welcome to General Sir George White, era his fortlhcoming Treturn from the seat of war. The Loni Mayor presided, and a large and repre-sento.sive atteudance included - Sir James Aiusgrave, Bart., D.L.; 'Sir Daniel Dixon, D.L.; Sir Qutto Jaffe, J.P.; ...

... Lord ?? presided. and amongst those present ?? Otto and Lady Jafte. -LEsS Oppa, -Mr. William Jaffe. Sir James Hender.osi. D.L. ; Sir Daniel Dixon, D.L. ; Sir Samuel Black (Towvn Clerk), the President of the Queen's Col- lege (Rev. Dr. Hamilton), Rev. J. E ...

... founmd tlint trhi would not be the case so far as North Belfast was F concerned, for Mr. Thomas Harrison, Barrister-a_ Law, signified his intention of opposing Sir James. H. Haslett. With this er-cept~ion the retirinf ! menhurs hare been again returned ...

... amongst others who supported him on the n .- form were-Blr. Rev. Thomas Mt-Creigh. ?? ?? Waddell, Samuel Weir, Deputy Grand ifs- ter of Belfast; Robert Gibson. Grand Trea- surer; Thomas Johnston, Grand Secretar-, dJas. Ledgerwood, W.2I. No. 1 Dis-rict; John ...

... seoonledI Were re-cleated :-President. Sir James Hasl.tt, Ml' B vice-president, Mr. Henry J. MIBrkle, honorar' secretaries. M\lessrs. Thos. F. .AMOonnell and Fred itj . Cnralnrford; honorusry treasurer, Ier. Jamves Johnston, J.P. The follow ing were also elected ...

... Bra-dlev, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Beattie, and 'Mrs. i~lbern. The chair was subsequently talken bh Sir Knight enalinlandcr James Joluascon, who was sup- ported by GOeieralissismo Sir Knight Thomas I- burn. (riand Prelate Sir Knig1ht Dalsell, ...

... ad- velsey on he ouse Of Pbspreseaiastivesi resolution fverolynr e~le ection of esnarors by the iroett fvote igtbe pol Sir Thomas Lipton's offer of a 500 dollar cup i-o thes' Now York k Scrht (Mlu for racing co~njetition this ea~eson, has been accep ted ...

... Thaos. Garin, JUnina11ce; Jare Skhllen, Ileh; Edmundd J. W. .1. BaLantine and Jenae BIllantine, ?? Churclh; Thomas I Edwtard and James Francis Johnston, (Mariners' Church; EliZa Nesbitt, Muckanmore; Fred. Hugh Cochlrane, fSt. Aidan's; -Mary Hendtry Bradashavw ...

... Saturday last to hear addresses fromn Sir George Newnes and 3Ir. A. B. Markham, a local gentle- man, with a viewN to the ad-option of a oandate for the forthcoming election, ii succession to Mr. J. Carvell Willaams, 3M.1. Sir George Nerwnea did not appear, and ...

... Samnuel NL Johnston, Arthur Torrens. John Scott, D. Graham, and M-r. John Boyd, jim. Ten and cake wvere afterwards provided, and a very pleasant evening vwas spent. Rev. Santucl Lindsay, B.A., presiding. Addresses were delivered by Revs. Johnston and Scott ...

... other persona-ges Ja d sent costl]y w-.-ea-a s. T H E A ' E R IC CUP. LIKELY DEFEN-DERS. N-EWr YORE, Thinitey 'Night. Sir Thomas Lipton's chailenne-the briefest on record-s-ss accepted in the shortaest tints on re- cord. His opponents, says -be S-, andar-iW' ...

... Austvclian delegates will be among the (iestI hew Yor S. ':arht CMub arn Sir T. Lipton, iun: derlzi-.u; that. The encaittee sof tihe _New Yorkl Yact Club will prcr-est Sir Thomas Lipton with a luring cup at a dinner n Londlon on Thins- day, ...