... COURT AND 1'ASHION. THE COURT WINDSoR CASTLE, WEDIEBsAY.-The Qaeen drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hionourable Harriett Phipps and the Honourable Ethel Cadogan, and her Majesty went, out thisi morning, acoom nied by her Royal HighneFss Princess Beatrice. Mr. F. J. Williamson has had the honour of sub- mitting to the Queen's inspection a marble statue of her Majesty and a bust of ...

... ORANGE INs'rITUTION. TYRONE DEFENDERS TEMPERANCE i L.0.L. 571. A vaER interesting ceremony in connection with the Tyrone Defenders Temperance L.O.. No. 671 took place last evening in the Orange Hall, Clifton. Street, the occasion being the presentation by the W.M., Br. George M'Coigau, of a very handsome ' banner to the lodge. Br. M'Colgan. who has taken a most energetic part ia connection ...

... IFOREIGN J INTEIJLIGE NCIE- nFOM OUR COlRESPORDRlTS. THE RISING AT OPORTO. . MADRID, WEDNEsDAY BVENING.-The subjoined facts' relative to the rising at Cyorto have just come to light. The money for the rebellion was subscribed by Republicans in different parts of Portugal. and amounted to nearly £4,001. Very little ot this sumn was spent, bht the leader of the Oporto insurgents, Senhor Aives da ...

... Hs CHURCH oF IRELANDA LURGAN PAROOHIAL RANTD OF ROPE. The annnao sociwi reunion of the Band of Hope of the parish of ShankilL(Lurgan) wais held in the Town HaB, Lurgarn, on last Friday evening The spacious haal was thronged In the uie-void- able absence of the Dean of Dromore, the chair was occupied by Rev. Herbert G. Austin. B.A., one of the parochial curates. and the two other curates of ...

... lIPOlRTAINT TO EREIENDLY SOCIETIES Pt will be within the recollection of many that a|a ?? wa3s carried on a short time ago be-| twreen the executive ooun~cit of the Ancient Order o Iof Foresters and the Chief R'egistrar one the subject |of alteration of rules involving reduction of sick( benefits. It was held by the registrar that a rule ,, reducing sick pay could not be apiplied to those at I ...

... POREIGSN IBTELINCNLNCE. mucus arasm TZRRIBLE STIORM1 AT MASSOWAII. ONE HUNhDRED DEATHIS- PAnts, THuRsDnY.-A telegram from Rome- published by the &anelei*e reports that Massowah. hais been visited by a, terrible storm. Rain fell in torrents. and a, number of dwellings were carried awwey by the floods. The damage done is ecrc- Mone, and a hundred deaths are reported.4 SERIOUS AWIITDENT TO H-ERR ...

... ULSTER HOSPITAL FOR ,CHILDRRN. A COllcO:RT, a maost successful one from a musical rpoinlt of view, was given in St. Jude's Schoolroom: last even~ing, the proceeds derived from whbichb wil~l gso towards the funlds of the U~lst~er Hospital - for Children. It is to be regretted, both~ because iof the chlaritable object of the contcerts and the exc- rcellent charactier of the proirram~me provided, ...

... TiER CARDIFFt STRIE.S CAREDI Pr, TUEsDAY. -Comparative quiet pre- vails to-day, and the men on strike are anxiously awaiting future developments. Work at the docks continues to be carried on wtithout difficulty,7 and to-night nearly all the tins were in operation. At the police court to-day a unionist namned Bond B~irth was scnteuced to two months' imprisonment fro r iotous behavioulr, and two ...

... REPORT OP THE PRESIDSBT. WE have been favonred by the President of the Queen's College, Belfast (Rev. Dr. Hamilton), with the following copy of his report for the session 1890 to 1891, which was presented to Parliament on Monday evening:- To T'ra QUrEN'S MOST ExcnnLnrNT MAJESTY. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR MAJESTY-In accordance with the provisions of the Colleges Ant, 8 and 9 Vict., cap. 66, sec. 20, 1 ...

... BELFAST NATURALISTS' -PIELD OtUB -E Tan event of the year, the long excursion of thei field club, took place last Wednesday, Thursday, tl and Friday. Enniskillen and Lough 3rnewerethe n places chosen, and happy, indeed, was the choice, e as three days were spent by the members in scenes of unsurpassed loveliness, and in visiting places s, teeming with historical and mythological assooia-- tA ...

... -IRISa DISTRESSED LADIES' FUND. A METarAroof the executive of this fmnad has been. held at 4, Kildare Street, Dublin-Lady Victoria H1amilton in the chair, which was afterwards occu- pied by Mrs. Mahaffy. There were also present- Sir Percy R. Grace, Bart.; Mr. Henry Stokes, Mrs. Power-Lalor, Miss Blanche Tottenham, Mrs. Mahaffy, Miss MI Donnell, and Mr. Wyndham- Quin Fitzgerald, secretary. The ...

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