... THE COURT. Oslnousa, WansD ?? Queen drove out yesterday afternoon. aecourpaiisd by their Rloyal Ilighusesecs Printcess Beatrice and Princess Sophie of Prussia. an-} her Mojredy wvent out this morning~f cx wvith the Elimpo,^s Frrdrerik and the ltoyal ?? V'iicountesi Downse arrived at O:'uborno yesqterda,nr nail had the honoulr of' dinling writh threir PlIaja-ti iQ, the Quleen, the rulpress ...

... ALLEGED FRAUD ON ORh CHA MBE RLAIN, ThP. AS ESXTI1AORDISAE.Y STOllY Beam ao nz AMi, XV nox nD.Su'.-The mariisttates here grantedl a wvarrant, to-day nuder thle fol- lowing circnm~stances:-A~ few dlays ago a menl of gentlemanly apipearatnce presented himself at Highbary, and re presented .to lMr. Joseph Chamberlain, 3I.P., that he was the son of a yrominent Americau citizen, whoma Mr. Chamber- ...

... BELPFAST P.RtISOAT G agTE MISSION FORl E1IN. ?? annual meeting of this mssociation asas hold vetterdlay, in the Young.1 Mhen's Christian Assooia-& eion IHlnl, Welling.ton Plhtce, There were pre- ?? Mayor, Mr. C. U. Comnor (in thle chair) Sir J. P. Corry, Dart M.P.; Sir John Prestot, the RigIht Iollonrable John Youlg, V.:i, ; the President of Queen's Colloge, the ModIerator of the General ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BE,'&FAST: TUESDAY, JANUARY T. 1889. A mnan named Wilkinson was arrested in Nottingham yesterday on the charge of having attempted to murder his wife. During the fog in London yesterday a serious- rail way collision occurred, and several persons were injured. A Tnan named Macey was yesterday, at I Faversharm quarter sessions, sentenced to five 1 years' penal servitude ...

... INATIONAL INDEMNITY. FUND. I, I I We beg to 30~~ledge the receipt-of-the sub- i joined subscriptions cowards the fund to defray the- expenses of Mr. Parnell and, his colleagues in' 'their costly cotest against tile Times and the Tory Government- fri Already acknowledged ,h £30,919 3 11 t A few Nationalists, RaphOe, county ba Dlsnegal, per James M'Cobb ?? 3 9 6 A Friend, Tullow I N L ?? 0 5 0ti ...

... I A SHrEPHEPD FOR FORTY YEARS. I (ffCF als th~e Chulefrofcr Newfs,) ahle on the subject fe ma snention the case of Mrs Mar? Ann Halls, of Wasrctiy, Unila.l whose hus- band bas berv a resisdellt of lu;j!a.1l County for over for-y *ears. liis ?? iiis that of a shepherd, and it is safe to ally thabt o one is betver known in all the coutntr:' amit 5Vardxer thanl John Halls. In reciting I the ...

... I I COERCiO°N ACT SENTIENCE AT KIl- FTNANE. Cork, Sunday. Colonel Persse and Mr. J B Irwin, R M's, con- atituted a Crimes Act Coiirt at iilninane, county Limerick, yesterday to hesr a charge of inti-i cdatiou preferred against hichael OKelly. EHoa , Secretary Glenroe National League. He was charged with using intimidatin tovards Jonhn Kelly with a view to cmuse, him to (Io an act which I he ...

... jOUTRAGES ON -DUMB A-NI- - MA L S' IN ENGLA.ND.. _ _ _ I. d :_ t A NINE 3sSMTHS' RECORD OF A d - S1NGL1 0CIETY. a, The followieg convictions for cruelty (not in- e ?? obtained by kindred doietiesa and by tlt6 police& were obraine& in Englad and I live during the quarter ?? 15b, i, 1888, by tbe proceedins alone of the Royal So. .ety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Anima1s I.10 Jermya street, ...

... CLAN4] E* a- ARE E YHETANifeAf i w Ad - T in,s-T kti. 'THE GCONDITION OF THE W('OOIFRD sn - ?? - - TENANTS. 5 THE MOST NOBLE'&S NEW BATCH Of ?? ; BDEATH SMi105CES.' evi (3? OURa SPSCtAL O ) (truggle on the c e-i state com- rmenced juat before gth.endf 1586, and- g4 non since it such a dispkly of earnestness in the se -work: of ?? ad prosewudonf that Wod of ford tas become ?? known sad the ...

... l _ I London, Tuesday. The Press Asuiation states that the Queen iam been pleased to confer a baronetcy of the United Kinedom upon Sir Frederick Bramwell. ler Mlajesty has also been pleased to approve of the following promotions and appointments in the most honourmble Order of tha Bath-Civil Division-Pight Ron Sir Henry Drumimond Wol£, K C B. to G C B; Colonel EvanSmnith, C S I, British Consul ...

... i ~T~if BOIJLANGEI{ CONTTEST IN PARIS. set RETURN OFd THE GENER6AL1 53 E :330M OU~t OORIIE;5PONDE3T. PARIlS. SUNOA.&Y 4 P.Mt-The wveather, wvhich a] is ?? SO highlyl important a factor in any ci Parisian event, espcially an election, has been to-b dlay all that couldl be desired, Fog, rain, andl az biting wind have been entirely absent, a nd Ya grenial sunshinle has lighted the streets and ...

... ALAMMING RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR STOUK I. STOXE, Wi rnninDzo, -'il s nmrolng. while 1three horses belonging to Berry Hill Colliery, Stoke, were drawing Nag-roons along a siding which runs parallel with the railway, the driver perceived the signals were against him, and in turning the horses round a passenger train from Leek dashed ino them, killing the horses and injuring James aGreatrex, the ...