... LADY FRANCES GUflNING SgNTENOZD 'TO 12 MONTHS' HARD LAEOURR London, Tuesday. At the Old Bailey today, before Sir Forrest Fuleh, Lady Frances Ros GanninZ, aged 53, described as of no occupation, pleaded guilty to certain counts of an Jndictment which charged her with forgery. Tojthe other couits she pleaded not guilty. Mr Horace Avory, with Mr Biron, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr ...

... THE T. NOVITIATE OF TE .SISTPRS OF CHARITY, AROLD's CROSS. GOLDEN JUBILEE Yesterday the Golden Jubilee of Our Ladys Mount, uarols Cross, formerly thenovitistsof the Irish Sisters of Charity, and now known through the length and breadth of Ireland as the Hospice for the Dying, was celebrated with beftting solemnity at the institution. Haf a century ago the humble and, unpreten- tious hoiise was ...

... .AL-. SWIFT MA;cEfl1 MX,4 AND LORD lLMORuE. . _ _ ,X j~~--- -- The following appears in the Zforing Leader_-- THS IISbE MY. X lP THru EARL UR SWrt lAaNEtL GMS - OD SZ=WR S0MA INThRS5TING DEZTL5 OF HiS PAXIEL HISTogY. Ur Swift MacNeill, ]k p, writes us as f-o1 lows SIR-I have read Lord Belmores letter in your columns stating that the account given in The Morning Leader of the orgin of the ...

... Za= - - -C . s I HOME RULE . OPININ OX8 . THE KERRY ELEGTION. --. ~~~~~~~~~~~-t (nEo03 THE DAILY CHnornC . . The South Ferry election is, perhaps, the most satisfactory event' that. has occurred' since the general election, Mr Farrell, the candidate of the majority among the aniti Parnellites has received 1,209 1vo6s, while lf He~tsl9 nominlee. lr Murphy, is credited with the snaal, almost ...

... A N .tit D-v Ina. 1 bl 1 Y i'j Tn, SOUTHERR E ONT4T. To-iroaaow the electors of Soath'-Kerry will pronounce jndgment npon the latest developmnent of faction in Irish politic;s. Not sice the electors of North Kilkemnny were- called upon to choose between a personal cause and the National interest has tlie issue been' so serious- for -the fte of the National movement. Mr Parnell repudiated the ...

... IIE VISTOIN, OF JUDCIA RENTS. - E. RBALLINASLOB N.R BloW ng iris61Ui,-iioehMndj. LE.NhF. os $held in the temperance Hall, Bra- Iitlo, yliterdawy, llr:T Byrne, TOC. FL 3i0, eoenty delegate, in the chair. Th Tichairman Mio'~ ed thte f'olloin retiex4 which was seconded bY Mr. O'Dhohoe, suipportd by Mr. eogavin, and carried unanimo'uhl - That- wh dil ion the Government for fan immeit revision- ...

... I - - -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :A;:s -s -A ND->,~ -. - ..nS,4 Xlo 8t f _ _ __ _ __a DUBLEY:f TUESbAiY Sutm 1,0. 1895. _ WAOAND LIMERK.M YnSTERDAYv tbe Nationalist delegates of West Watbrford, assembled in Convention, selected Mr.:,J. J. Shee, solicitor, Carrick- onrSuir,t. us, Nationalist 'candidate for the vacancy okea~ted by tfie regretted re- tirement, of ' Mr. A Alfred Webb. In his ...

... I 'UNRAL J OF . S. P. R, Q.C. Yesterday the rewains of th. late Mr. Sterhefl P Curtis, Q C. were removed from 19 kiorth (freat George straet for interment in Glassevitl Cemetery. TI7re was a lazge attendance of clergy &ad laity at the faunera The coftin was covered with a profusion of beautiful wreaths. M arell, Marl- borourh stree, wa5 the undertaker. Before the de.partare of the funeral for ...

... T A dEB M4THEW ,HA.LL. - ; , 1, - I .1- LI I ., . -. - - . I . . - I ; t usuniI4-eeSing> tolk place. in Monday evenina in t e 1athe1 MahewflaIhl, theta eing ;a larg atse aucel The Very Rev Fr Fridcis. C S F 0, Vice-president, occupied the chair,:and after the usual prayers, an- nouniced that-a legaey of 210 had been re- ceived. rem the -executors of the late r. H -Kesrney (Messis ...

... A P.I$pNOMBNAL k1NG KHAMA has paid the highest compi- meint so far to the brilliant vweath: whch has reigned: not. alone in these -countries but throughout Western Europe. during the month which closes to-day. Hi- j duilry Zas'esty of Bechuianalaud cnid~d t',au in- terviewer at Birrmingham the oter day that the weather here was muach -more in- conveniently warm than in his OWnn ative country. ...

... -~ t . - TH E 1;- : : - l CHINESE MASSACRES. ENGLAND ANID CHINA. THE ULTIMATUm. (nznrxn'e 1 TELi5EDGRAM.) Pekin Slaturday. 'The British Government'.has addressed'an ultimatum to China in connection witth hthe Ste Chuenuiriots,, demanding within foarteen days the issue of aproclamation degrading: the Viceroy of that.province, wand declaring' that otherwise the British Admiral will take action. ...

... I POOR RATES AND COUNTY CESi-. TO TR= sIpoR OP TYI aZ S : S1R-Agricultural depression is 1now U'- fortunately Universal in all parts O. Grklx; Britain and Ireland. immediately resulting -r a large extente from Free Trade in all agri- cultural produce. The problem of the day.s how to remedy this state of agricultunra depression by advancing the value -of thf produce ef tbe soil Our interest is ...