... IMPERIAL PARLIAM E NT. ful Remedy, Sequah's Prairie Flower and 'i Sequah's Oil. For sale everywhere. At a living profit these goods cannot be sold for less than Ds each bottle. They have been cut till there is little or no profit for the retailer; and Us no man can afford to do business without profit, Therefore, we warn you. Some dealers may try to persuade you to-take solne gt!ller remedy ...

... ULSTER_ INTELLIGENCE. rmnOM OUR CORRnESPONDENTS. DnfoCiARA PETTY SEcsioNS.-This Court waS held yesterday before Dr. Thomson, J.P.; and M1essrs.RobertSkelly,J.P. ?? J.P. Robert Kelly was charged with an as:a.ult by James Harrison. Mr. Wallace appear 'd for the defence. The complainant applied for an adjourn. meant owin.g to the absence of his solicitor, which wvas granted on his paying expenses ...

... THLE HIAIQUIS OF DUFFERIN AT KILJAJLEAGH. ?? lov THi Marquis of Dufferin and Ava, according to bui previous arrangement, met the combined tenantry Ing of the Dufferin and Hamilton estates at Killyleagh buL yesterday. Meetings had been held lately, and Yo' the unanimous opinion was that a congratulatory e0s address should be presented to the marquis on ]sis mc visit to County Dowvn and the ...

... THE THEFT OF WVEATHS FROM DUBLIN CEMETERIES. DUBLIN. WVEPNESDAY. -To-day, in the Northern Divisional Police Court, before Mr. Keys, Q.OC., the woman Ellen Reid, alias M'Ganley, was brought up on remand in custody of Police-Constable 11 4 D. charged with having stolen a number of arti- ficial floral )wrpaths from off graves in Mount Jerome and Glasnevin Cemeteries. On the last day when the case ...

... vSIT OF PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES. WATsroTitD, Rnnnsoxr.-His Royal High- I 5en Prince teorge of Wanle-. second son of the li pfrile of lries. arrived at Dunumore East in charge ti f!a flotilla of torredo-bopte whieh ro taking part ' i tse navt1 mainetivr,-'s now beiert carried out by a dc h flflel flert in St. George's Channel and the tl Ir4-5l ii'r. The flotlila cousist2s of first-ralris tor-. ( ...

... ; 001&(E t ABLSHD N E1ttt37 (ESTABLISHED AN-NO 1737.) BELFAST WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1889. In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Balfour statod that owing to the condition of public busineas it WaI ?? to pass the Irish Sunclay-oloshlg Bill thissession, Qu8sstions were asked about railway rates, the loos of thle Sultan, the state of Dorry Jail, and othbr sub- jects. The Houwie thfn went into ...

... AND PDIT1ONX- BY OUD FECOAI6r 'WfIH; - . BBtvASr Nswh.LsrhT' i?(>IFc* 169, Fisgr STRnEt, LoNDOn, E.O. MON>DAY 9IonGn, SlX* o'c~ioaKX. SIR F. GRENFELL IN CAIRO. NATIVE OPINION. ! Tbe De fl Newi~ts' Cairodcori es~londenlt ?? r -F. Grenfell and his staff arrived yesterday by river, and bad 'a brilliant reception from the-offitials. The indifference of the-general public wa's, however: veiy marked ...

... lTfOFWA GOTEM no FROM2-OlYE I, flD C Oi.7!tsPOSN^Nt tof Lto2Zi, SAtUibAY. IF it were not for the periodical'alls of the post man bringing letters frfm' distant fi'itns, Ldndorn life Would be barren-of eventsa T eexceptionally Ti gay season which has' just closed naikes the still- ali en ness of the present tlmelmore' rmniarkAsble. Not 05) that desbrted Londo$f is by amy nIebn&a: dreary ho ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. B FLPAST NEWS -LETTER OFFICR, 169. FrLtT STREET, E.C., WEDNSDsAY NrnwrT. THE same tactics that were pursued in reference to the select committee on the Irish estates of the T London companies have been carried out by the t minority of members on the grand committee on d trade dealing with the Light Ramilways (Ireland) d Bill. Mr. Storey and his friends, in cousequence ti ...

... ROYAL BLACK PREOEP'rORY. DEMONSTRATION IN CLONES. A DEMOXSTRATION of the members of the Royal Black Preceptories of Clones and the surrounding districts was held yesterday, at one o'clock, in the grounds attached to Carnavilla House, which had been kindly plaeed at the disposal of the brethren by Mr. Fitzgerald. Though the morning was far from promising there was a, very good attendance t of ...

... I PERILS AMONG ICEBERGS& I PLxYMOrn', SUNDAY,-The steamship Rugia, which arrived at Plymouth this evening,' has brought details of the wreck of the Dominion line stearmshiip Montreal. 3.308 tons register, on Belle Island-a little island at the Atlarntic Ocean mouth of the straits of that name. The Montreal left Quebec ?? 1 At'for Liverpool. She was one of the pioneer boats of the Dominion line ...

... | TrEi bimonthly meeting of this Trust was held it yesterday-M1r. Alfred Jaffd, J.P., in the absence an of the chairman, Mr. James Musgrave, J.P., pre- lb siding. There were also ?? Mayor (Mr. i C. C. Connor), Samuel Lawther, J.P.; John Work- man, J.P.; W. C. Mitchell, J.P.; IR. WV. Murray, YC J. P.; D. B. Lytle, J. P.; John Davidson, J.P.; John W] Creenhill, D. 1il. Dixon, James M'Connell, D. ...