... TEE. DON'V HKSITATE TO ISHOOT POLICY. TWO VICTIMS. INQUESTS AT TIPPERARY AND TfIOLiQtTV THE ]lATIEL OF HEFFEENAN. Tippergy, Thuraday. After three o'clock this afternoon the inquest relative to the death of Stephen Heffernau, aged fifteen years, who was shot down by the police in Tipperary on the 5th anst, was opened in the boardroom of the union by Coroner Gleason, rsolicitor, Nenagh. Mr. John ...

... Belfast. Thursday Night. The Marouis of Dufferin and Ava was enter- taimed at a public banquet by the citizens of Bel- fast and people of the surrounding neighbourhood in the Ulster Hall to-night. The hall vas beau- tifully decorated for the occasion. Scrolls, with inscriptions in white on red ground, naming his lordship's public appointments. extended around the balconies. There was a ...

... - MRt BAIt U? S N ?? NEI t TOTH BDZTUROTTil,,ZXA.;. Sm-Iu my younger d:J$ 5 s Ii S as a 'nrrthermatica! rtrutii. ;h..t t: ?? ;i a.V;nli 'greater than the part. DD ?? nit lbo -e; ei:aenr a, our ovein:::elit un r scone ?? col-asts Within ?? the >ez ?claen.t bV irhslnlen of a-i our iliternat alair> tic .ctnl tie n iist 10cstiain? i- not H ne le t.e gre .t w'.vo e t (aO to npeukr tar fv i e h ?? ...

... i SLEAFORlD ELECTION. THE RESUAT. (PRESS-ASSOCIATION TZLEGdLM) Sleaford, Friday. The result of the contest in the Sleaford divi- sion of Lincolnshire was declared to-day as follows :- Chaplin ?? .. ?? 4.386 Otter ?? ?? 3,078 Tory Majority ?? ?? 1.308 The polling in 1885 was as follows :-Mr. Chaplin (C), 4,761; Mr. Sharpe (L), 3,460; Tory majority, 1,301. In 1886 Mr. Chaplin waselected ...

... I ',MIITARY I?NTELtIGENCE i~ ~~ I GUARDS FOR IRELAND Yesterday (TuesdaY) afternoon, the 3rd Batta- lion of ?? Guards left Chelsea Bar- racks, London, for the Charing-cross station of the South-Eastern Railway, and was conveyed by special train, leaving at 2.45 pma, to Woolwich, where the ofcers and men embarked on H M S Assistance for Irel2nd. The vessel leambs the I'lTames early this ...

... TIlE TREASURY MINUTE ON THE CIT IL SERVICE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE YRRitANy. r ?? I 4th Sep-. SIB-There is no body of the public with a grievance to bear to whose cry u f distress thet , | Press is not open. 1ay I crave, a corner for the 31sil of a sectonv of te mueh abused and ill- trested Civil Service. viz, the clerks of the Lowe-r ;Division. Like the mad dog, Civil Servants lave got a bad ...

... OUR- -MrsM--n I V ITrSI GREAT RECEPTION IN LIME RICK. MEETISNGS AT KILLARNEY i AAND KILREA. ]SPEECHES OF LADY SANDEURST, M. R. STANSFELD, M.P.: MR. SUM- MERS, M.P.; MR. WOODALL. M.P.; MB. O'KEEFFE, M.P.; AND MR. CARVELL WILLIAMS. THE LIMER1IC DitMUNSTRATION. (FRO COUR iiORT3t9.) LiAueriok, W'eduesday. Limerick extended its weloome to-day to the western section of the English visitors,and for ...

... TiNDON Cn SPPOD NCE. i I~~ ~ ~ I ' I : . t (BY pRBEMAAN sPIAL WIRB.) e __ *t U~o OA OWN COURESPONDENT.) Freemen Office, 211 Strand, London, a Wednesdly Morning. Mr. Balfour's back down on the Irish Catbolic ! ULiversity question is ,iiscuseed in all the papers here, and the gist of the criticism upsn it is that f the Chfief Secretary has been fooling the public ever since Parliaument nw ...

... IBISEI NATIONAL LXAGUE I OF GREAT BRITAL % .! 0 ANUAL CONVENTION. GREAT GATHERING AT MAN- ffi CHESTER. ;e - DEMONSTRATION IN THE FREE TRADE HALL dI . it SPERECES OF MIR. T. P. O'CONNOR, Lt AP. ;; MR. JUSTIN M'CARTHY, 1S lM.P.; MR. J. G. BIGGAR, ALP.; AND MR. JOHN O'CONNOR, M.P . (EaoOm OUR SPECIAL REPOITEE) h Manchester, Saturday Night. a Toay the annual Convention of the Irish Na. tional ...

... I THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT INChI- ' I X - I' THE INQUEST. Yesteriay Dr Whyte, City Coroner, held an inquest at Steevens' Hospital on the body of Michael Downey, aged 51 years, an engine fitter I at the Great Southern and Western Railway works at Inchicore, who died in consequence of injuries sustained there on Tuesday last. John Gannon. empieyed on the works, stated j I that he and the deceased ...

... | THE SLEAFORD CONTEST. London, Wednesda.r Mr. Chaplin to-day issued his addreei the Sleaford electores. He says it wouid be error to regard the creation of a Goyve!ai department as a remedy for agricultural depm sion, but it afords satisfactory evidence o . Governmeut's soleiituds for the interests of d chief and oldest industry in the kingdom. E trusts the department will be efficacious in ...

... ISECOND EDITION. (BY FRE~fAN SPECIAL WIRE.) k- - ?? Freeman OFFICE, T'iESDAY MQREN=G, Six OC10oCk. r. . ?? el MR. GLADSTONE'S SPFECH. e e To-day's Daily Xews ?? enough in have been given by Mr. Gladstone why Mr. al Chaplin should have forfeit6d his claim to a re- - newal of the confidence of the Sleaford electors, at but it has been hinted that the in teeth I of a certain injuisitorial ...