... THE INTERMED IATE EXAMINATIONS, 1897. - 5 I I MAGNIFJCENT CATHtOLIC I SUCCESSES. s The Pass Lists of this year's Interme- diate Examirateions were published in the usual brace of pamphlets by Messrs Browne and N 'olan, Nasasau street. The official pamphlets of Exhibitious, Medals, Book and Special Prizes awarded will, it is expected, - be sent out on Saturday next. Soie incon- . venience is ...

... RIOYAL COMMISSION THE LAND ACTS. TWELFTH DAY. A BELFAST SITTING NEXT WEEK. EVIDENCE OF COUNTY COUytT JUDGE O'CONNOR MORRIS,., AND MESSRS. WILLIAMS, ROBINSON, DAVIIDSON, AN4 BASS E'TT, ASSTs'rANT COMNIMISSIONERS ; eliterday atihalf-pust tell o'clock the Riot Conmmssson on the Land Acts was resumne4 at- '.he Old Library, Four Courts. The Coma. ?ioners present were :-Sir Edward Fry, CQhfi man; ...

... 'THE CHRISTIA~N IBpjT WATERFORDi I~~~ ?? - DISTRIBUTION Fi pp3 ADDRESS BY THE Mir )4 j SUEEHAN.X Last night the snal i crowded to exceis bv an extrna;,t0 representative githeritog a 'a-r ei. I the distributiin :f pri)b, ti tl i'ijj I Waterpark College, cDn'i ; u.1 i Brothers. The Usq t Rer pQ Mayor (Alderman ku .x. s lr-j (Mr Anthlony C , Isgai, Ce a5 present on the platf -rn The Rev Brothezr ...

... TRAINING COLLEGE (o- ,Uu i OF MERCY, BAGGUTSjjIE The following are the resilit5 ef l tions held on the 5th July and Nk,:. under the authority of the Cennzes National Education, at thei Training College. The nines are betical order- FiptsT CLA.SS CER;IFICAThI Browne, Anne Mlary; Carrl t Casey, Mary; Corkery, Marv; N-ac rine; Howe, Bridget; KAwaell, Anrir, Mary; Lennon, Mary; .Magire, .v Meehan, ...

... 0-00-09-7 IN poiNGS 11 P'lell, I SDLA 510 e Sgainst t'he Spcd~bref thf r orl who entered 1SI ,ii, the 3lsyor's st ?? ~'98 ten ear aI r.C , 5o' peaiyi g~tqd that search I P ;t ' * ppiied f~or to aid in the 0t tbken from the roomW.S( vS eoskI r ztad the action of to JtQ. soheh~rey ;]legal. The jT Nes Vgrs 5 P uste. the city bands not to I di ^S~ rff in rjD~disorder. A meet- iet ~ John Daly's ...

... -MR.-JOHIN MORLEY ON I. IRELAND. 4THE LA.ND ACTS COMMISSION. I lltISH COUNTY GOVERN- b MENT. STILL TRUE TO HOME RULE. t (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Barvie, Wednesday Nighbt To-night Mr., Morley addressed a second meeting of his constituents at Bervie. Air Morley, in the course of his speeoh, said ?? Liberal Party was often asked for its present programme. What are you who are in Opposition going to ...

... ..Frd Y I - ~ ~ ~~ Lor~d'n r,.r .. iepidnt dkB~ niafi-lager of 5 11 ?? er~tern (, f in iel W , g; rstss g vrT. r,4 ! t, hffe Ofel; G~ ~~ ~~y D ?? e .d. kilin ollzin- rk, at ?? ?? ~andy h't liiC'111 L £ low's- r. Filg 2f ,5 ¶' .e ?? ti ki;lling Ianin: t - Mn IO ~ li., ina' hld at f?. E~o peir'-tt 5 ,iSDrrJ; lea i tz> ale bot:led o-j*a t'l anl'u ?? ^i).lt1 ~ri ine ht~ri~r'$tiiv ii te !ein riis ...

... TORIES ANTID MR. Ai_- | BEHLAIN. 3 LORD LONDONDERRY LEADS A REVOLt. HIS ACTION ENDORSED BY CONtSERVATIVE ASSOCIATIONS (PRHSS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) Berwvick, Friday. Shortly after his speech in the House of Lords on the Workmen's Compensation Bill Lord Londonderry addressed the following letter to Sir Lindsay Wood, of the Northern Association of Conservative Associations, Ber- wick-on-Twead- ? ...

... A J,P. DECLINES TO S1RRENDER HIS COMMISSION. Our Birr correspondent writes- A long and animated discussion occurred at the Birr Town Commssesioners' meeting to day on tlhe question of nominating a town magistrate in accordance with the Town Corn- missioners Act, 1854. Mr James Browne, a member of 'the board, was so appointed tbroe years ago; be retired at the elect-ions just hold and was re ...

... MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE l OF AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN. Lon don, Monny. The Press Association to-night received the followingleiter from Zermatt with reference to the mysterious disappearance of an English gentleman at that resort --'There is still no definite news to communicate with regard to the disappearani s of r JSames Robert Coopsr, ofDukdans, Reigate,at Zermnatt, for no trace or particle ...

... UNITED STATES AND i CUBA. THEt ALLEGED ULTIMATUM. PRESIDENT M'KINLAY'S ATTITUDF, (RUmTEa'S TELNIBAM.) Madrid, Tuesday. In an interview with General Asonrraga. the Premier, General Wooword, United States Minister, alter the usual courtesies, explained thst he had postponed his visit until yesterday. The Minister expresser his firm resolve to work unceasingly for the ?? of the good relations ...

... ICOUISING I I11lv i I C;NTONA MFTlYG-Tnt, Pre8ident, Captain J E G5 Trt n? See, Dr T Duncan. J p Slipper, IV J Hoycted. Jc, 3 Finmtn5 , The draw in connlection wiith the , ngr meeting orgallisedl 1w tile flt1 \ above clul) txok place ir the C T rooms here this ?? at 4 C . M'Ciintock persiding. Therew l K alce o f local gentlelen thinteltp4 * while a con'iderable nulmber of &t~Tazm S in town ...