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... SECOND EDJTJONc [BY OUit SIPlCIAL WVIRE.] - ?? Le.. Ori- 160 FL , ELST a(J l 1009, Pi e.r SI;U.I:, LONDO.N, E;.G. I SicitoIDY M::s-io, Six o'clock. ENWLANi) .\NI) EGYPT. TIHE MARCH TO TiIIARTOUA. Tiho Stand ?? special correspondent with Gei Stewart's columnll telegraphs as folloNs:- GAki)nr,, \VcirE)sJ,.I'Y.-Tlhe enoiion is is it'-w paradiig previons to its start ulpon [lie seconl balL of thie ...
The Belfast News-Letter
... rbi 4. cQ W w gyrgeffast ;t)v Jv C-W?, elf er. (ESTABLISHET D ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDA Y, J2ALUARY 13, 1SSU. France, it is stated, has made a formal declaration of war- against CWDhi,. A sliaht shock of earthquake was felt at Gibraltar yesterday evening, before one o 'clock. Official contradiction is given to the state- meent that outrages were committea on Bul. garians in Macedouia. A ...
ST. ENOCH'S CONGREGATION
... CT. ENOCH'S CONGRECATIONT. hNNOAsL 512ST55r.'O Tar annual metling fer thn year ending 31'qt DT- cember, 188 1, was held on \Vednesdaly cveniun' in the schoolroom. There was a large attendante. The l'ev. H. Hanna occupied the chair. After devotional exercise:., MIr. des. Campbell, secretary, submittud the annual repurt. The Congregation cons-ists of 70$) isimive, \vith a large nurmber of ...
IRISH SCHOOLMASTERS' ASSOCIATION
... IIRISH SCHOOLMALSTERS' ASSOIATIO-W. AT the annual mneseting of. this qmsscciation, re- sutmed the other day in Mr. Russell's Temperance Hotel, Dublin, Dr. H. R. Parker, president of the. society, and head-master o' the Methodist Col- lege, Belfast, delivered an address on, the subjeca of ;The Science of Education. He ?? subject which tended to raise the ideal standard or the aetual ...
OUR LONDON LETTER
... X, LONDGt,- N. LL' l rTL. I I~A ii-- I::t .- -1 v' firs en- :, ltIi-'., ?? xoc 'esi- r, NiLTI Er. V- S ?? of ani:iey and ura that Lung - Gh'eiiiral Sttwa'e anud his a-f ~lit ea y rt iai-refsably lifted ?? mutt1 u~i't f afresh vict-n-ry, for- lie te - ,ta I eY of the lend ind toItl~htuiiJ, wits taken, sprettl 101½- 3ove'r, JP itlietrnpohi';. The roorriin' - ?? c .udCi iiti'oii buy, before *1 ...
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND
... TIHE CaUUCIH OF ENGLAND, Bishop Mobcrloy's impending resignsL ion of the 'See of Salisbury cannot take offeet rsntil the con- .clusion oftcertain legal procoeadini instituted in his name ag7ainst a ?? the Church Discipline Act, as, en a vaczancy of the see, thle wvhole. p-oceediaga wolld £all to~tbo ground. T'he suit. will be heard before- Lord .lPenzance on thle 19tl -of nest mouth. It isnrot ...
LONDON CORRESPONDENCE
... LONDON CORRE'SONDENCEM. I _ _ I (By Freeman Special Wire.) (FROm OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Freekizan Office, 211 Strand, London, Saturday Morning. The telegrams froma the Soudan have produced a feeling of pr'ifound and undisguised relief in the public mind htere. In fact it is quite clear that by his custoinary dodges Lord Wolseley had impressed the Englislh people with a ridiculously ...
THE LAND ACT
... t .-i I y ?? 4- IA ?? iE-32 LAND fJMM1SSIN CO T. I 7i. e S 'it-Camir't 1 e' C'irerit ir thc' new riiL 'ti : ?? 't N ae t neN pl.t.; rear -lel~e t0e z.P~t'a. *. ' t'oi4 area'le .a U W le a t r!enb,4 tIn' 'z.L CvRlt' i::t -No ..Sl-0r1s:r ~ltectne i tare aid 1'itnooed ef 'ls-.J G. .2J iuahton, J . O'SZlu 'less. axlth Pn1 ?? IRe-g;,s-a . 7l're- il ta 3'rui.3. U U I I' ?? Ve~~n ?? ?? Ct ...
MR. HEALY, M.P., INTERVIEWED
... MiR. lljvALY,.F. WED., I-,; T P AVI ']WEnD. I ?? W.\edetysdw Nleich, 1M0aLi . 31.Rj A uX ng i istay - nlie, wV.S in- - rvi7;e ved by a reporter oi one of -ihc local even- i pa-s The interview m publrcdce'i tv- .no-by and. -il-ni A1 are tah- a ?? Liilong t- - ! a; ?? atean-d Mr. ilealvy ' ae - l tei.-l Pari ' a alv-ha-- tai:ell itih 3e ne-t Otter. t ii ?? state c-f the Iliahlai ci.. nut U- , I- ...
THE POWERS AND EGYPT
... 1THE POWIERS AND EGYPT. ; f~ DESPATCH OF A 'TURKISFH .MISSION TO LONDON. (BCITcRrg TELEGfRAM.) Vienna, Saturdiy. Hassau Fehmi Paslha. Who starts to-day for Lon- lon on the spezial mission with which he has been charged by the Sultan. only eugaged his passage at the l;at moment on board the Austrian Lloyd mail steamer. It has been decided after long deliberation that he shall not stop at Paris ...
THE SULLIVAN NATIONAL TRIBUTE
... ' i~n , zI,LLJVAN tNATIONAL T1I 313U TE. : cl U2ciwl1d 0122.t iu iftutt1 e, to avoiuL con'- ?? . t.: anlt 'e ttall' es £ 2r tue SullivanI ?? itja 'l~~lt 11 i,e alit'eeisrl diie'oly t, thie !W :: Si:! ?? te i iit', ii fl-dull Iwou ?? ?? u tt''nC ?? tA t 0220 oi ' viii J ij ?? slaled I (nit' cetoUll' ity V'.21.1 the! 'ail ie; , ?? . ?? a ca'ac I ' ?? kixtil.' 2iiaect (ie011 12$ * ?? :- 2 j.2 ? ...