... shows an in-' crease over the total for 1888 of £70,625 ils. This places Belfast far ahead of any port in this coun- try, and speaks well for our local enterprise. The chief increase cons isted in the productions of the higher grades of fancy cut tobaccoes ...

... of readers will be fonod very valuable. Information ia also given reference Belfast cemeteries, and the guide, generally speaking, Is moat comprehensive one. Thb Fatal Aoewan at CooKnonn.—On Monday night Dr. M*Grath, coroner, resumed «ke inquest Urn death ...

... Ix ea La the &whim oa Ti. Metlieemie z It Acts sad Pareeme• Shaleteae the teak of s blame with mud to that AN OP OUSTS. Speaking of th. political characteristics of the time, he says :— Whether rightly or wrongly, I think that, in the point most ems* ...

... anything, in excess of the pay of an industrious artisan. and that they are as great an object of pity and charity as those he speaks of. M1r. John Campbell suggests that the Protestants of this country should give £i a family, aud so raise a fund sufficient ...

... Sarah Wilson and Miss Lizzie Wilson. The Bev J Gibson addressed the. meeting—At: such a meeting it would be out of place to speak at length on purely congregational ' matters; however, he might be permitted to say that during the year they endeavoured to ...

... sections of the Unionist party is growing closer and more intimate every day. Finally, the foreign outlook is, relatively speaking, satisfactory. Lord Salisbury has so far succeeded in keeping the United Kingdom free from embarassing implications in foreign ...

... some of the higher grades of onr local product* is amply proven the enormous quantities shipped nightly from Belfast, and speaks well for tbe excellence of our great local product and the well-matured judgment and skill of Its producers. It will no doubt ...

... Tyrone. Business in the cattle line was a great deal more active than was expected owing to the Christmas holidays. Generally speaking, the supply of stock was up to the average. and as regrards prices they were firm and if anything a little better than at ...

... quantities of the same valuable material completely ruined. Many who were present when the conflagration was at Its worst speak In high terms not only of the eflorte the men of the Belfast and Lisburn Fire Brigades,-but also the exertions a number of ...

... Peters' , and in the el the whole Lain LORD SALISBURY'S HEALTH. Tan eanounessaent Mai the Prism Illnister be unable to ME to speak at Grantham the drat intimation Which the public remised of the Masse hom whisk he was really the mtee ho part of to Lord ...

... regard for a minister of religion. Such details of the affair as have yet been ascertained appear elsewhere. If brief, they speak with startling eloquence of the shocking nature of the outrage. A couple of ladies were all but enveloped in the flames. F ...

... not much, if anything, in of toe pay of Industrious artisan, and that they are great aa object of pity and charity as (hose speaks of. Mr. John Campbell suggests that the Protestants of this country should give £1 family, and so raise fond sufficient to ...