... the members will ve held to- morrow night in Wellington Place, at eight o' clock to arrange details. The well-known Court Minstrels, the Li7ermore Brothers, whose performances have in the past delighted and amused Belfast audiences, will appear in the Ulster ...

... Lawrence will be given to-night in the Olynspia Palace. when, in addition to the other attractions. the celebrated Windsor Minstrel Troupe intend contributing their celebrated sketch i: Bunted L Down. Mr. Stamford and Mr. Barnard will take part in the ...

... Exchange yesterday the tone was fairly good, but business eras some- what limited. British rails were slightly variable, but Americans showed a general improvement- The other markets were steady, quotations showing but little variation. ITT is sickening to ...

... Local Tax-.ation (Customs and Ex- cise) Act. I must decline his recommendation-ha aeantt well, I've nO doubt--to consult the American News. Letter for March last. We needn't go to America, I1 think, to understand what technical education is over here, ...

... capital of the last ?? th.e Ranates in Central Asia has been ec.Jjid lby thle trloops of the Czar. On the 3.e ,e i ?? many Americans are dis- r-lue as tile proopect of receiving intelligence fo-, the K i'vese sea of war through Ennglish *i3I , i: Pri ce ...

... securities consols were again frac- tionally better. British rails. with the exception of Lancashires, were generally lower. American rails were also depressed. In foreign rails, Mexican declined i. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank of England ...

... flgritarles of, both p hurcil!estal- blishments, who, all evinced thie delight they felt at the pleasinig eroformances of the Minstrels,-by repeated and rapturous ?? -Freemna~is 'Journal. Ti-i Culacsi.-Bis Grace' ?? oif O-'hdlhuiand has niominiated tl e Rev ...

... yesterday, intimated that he had been threatened on account of his action in reference to the Nationalist quarrels. The Ohio Minstrels gave a performance last night in the Ulster HaU, Belfast. The proceeds1 are to be used in aid of the erection of an Orange ...

... William Warmington, together with about ten little girls who chor sned to the several Fongs. The s;econd part, a Christy minstrel euter- tainment, woe gone through by the x3vl-knowoi| Christy minstirels, Nessrs. William Warminglton, Thomas Buirns, William ...

... transacted and, although prices fell to some extent, th? tone at the close was generally speaking firm. In this respect the American department varied greatly. Loomis rose A? closing at Sl?. 'Thii? 1muonol Ret'icii is supposed to be a re? liable exponent ...

... Democrats, whose candidate is yet unknown. The New Y6ork Tribune announces the discon- tinuance of negociations on the Anglo-American difficulty. A Washington telegram states that the ma- jority of the Senate Investigating Committee exonerate the War Department ...

... full and bumper h house. y POPULAR EiTRRnsTaxy;m ?? HALL-The i- well-known Ulster Lilies troupe of amateur :e Christy Minstrels will appear this evening in the d Ulster Hail. A varied programme has been arranged e for the occasion. LAuN;CH.-Thore will ...