... Yesterday the weekly meeting of the guar- dians of this union was held in the boardroom at Louehlinstown. Captain Lewis Riall, D L, V C, presided. The other guardians present were- Mrs Lawrenson, Miss Burton, Col Battley, J P; Capt Cross, J P; Dr J H Kelly, Commander Riall, Sir Henry Coehrane, D L; Capt Thomp- son, 3J Reilly, James Evans, John M-Cullagh, J P; James H North, J P-; N J Wilkinson ...

... -U- ?? THIRTEENTH D&Y. - t TUE PURCHASE CLAUSES. t 5 EVIDENCE OF I MR. COMMISSIONER LYNCH. r 11RH. VIGERS AND TENANTS' a SALES. t Yesterday at half-past ten o'clook the Royl i Commission ohi the Land Acts was resumed at r the Old Library, Four Courts. The Commis- a sioners present ?? Edward Fry, Chair- s wan; h.. George Fottrell, Mr. George Gordon, 3 Professor Anthony Trail], FTC D; and Mr. ...

... THE following announcement has appeared in a coxtemporary:- Miss M. , who is the principal, Lecturer on History at U, . . College, hes consented to give a lecture at the London School of Econo- I s mica this season, her subject being 'TVhe Development of the Office of Jus- tie of the Peace, with special re- ference to its economic functions.' Miss P . . , who is at present working in ...

... H( YAL COMMISSION ON THE LAND ACTS. TWENTY-SECOND DAY. fir hE THE CORK SITTINGS o RESUMED, cc tI: fo m THE MUNSTER DAIRYING INDUSTRY. H in REMARIKABLE FALL IN TH1, fa PC PRICES OF BUTTER. fo th -- ?? FURTHER EVIDENCE th ia ON BEHALF' OF THE TENANTS. A (F'ROM Ol'R REPORTSM.) CA in The Royal Commission on the Land Acts hi esumed its Cork sittings in the County Court- fo house hexe yesterday. The ...

... FATEWR LENNON, C.C., PORTA. ' ?? A PRESENTATION FROM HIS LATE b FLOCK IN BELFAST. t Porlaferry, Wednesday. Yesterda'y a number of the most representa- tive Catholic parishioners of St Mary's, Belfast, visited Portaferry for the purpose of present- d ing an illuminated a4dresa ard a gift, in the a shape of a purse of sovereigns, to the Rev J Lennon, C C. on the occasion of his semoval t' from ...

... -i a-THE FISHING BOAT DISASTER 2 1 IN GALWAY BAY. PUBLIC MEETING. Galway, Thursday. Yesterday a publi6 meeting, called by the Most Rev Dr MacCormack, Bishop of Galway, land presided over by his lordship, was held at the Town Courthouse for the purpose of raising a fund forthe relief of the widows and orphans of the poor fihbermen drowned in the course of a gale through being unable to land at ...

... THE AGUAR1A QUESTI1ON IN THE S'OUTH. RELEASE OF' THE GLA.NWORTH PRISON1ERS. A correspondent ?? two young men, Maurice Pigott apd 'Joseph Keller, who were sent to jail in connection with the land dispute at Glanwortb, county Cork, were released from Cork Prison on Saturday, and on their arrival in their native village they were accorded a most hearty welcome home. Upwards of two thousand people ...

... THE PHABRMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF IRIELANDo ADDRESS BY SIR CHAS. CAMERON. Last night the opening meeting of the Phar. maceutical Society of Ireand for the present year was held at the Examination Hall of the Society, Lower Mount street. There was a large at ten dance. Mr Downes, President of the society, OcCo pied the chair. Amongst those preseot ?? Charles Camuleoll, Mr Belgg. vice-president; Mr ...

... THE D16TRESS IN WEST PORTj UNIOJN. 31 I I DEPPUTATION FROM LOUISBUBGH. s SERIOUS CONDITION OF AFFAIRS. I At the termination of the ordinary business of the guardians at Westport Union, Mr P I yonR, P L G. introduced a very large depata- j tion from Louisburgli dietsict. numbering pro- bably between 60 and 70 perdsons, and said they came there to state their case to the boird as to the total ...

... BELFAST MUNICIPAL ELECTION S. 0 MEETING IN SUPPO)RT OF' THE CAN- r ' 1DIDATES OF THE NATIONAL , LEGLEAUG1E AND N ATIONAL FEDERATION. Belfast, Monday Night. This evening at eight o'clock a meeting was 5 held in 67 MMIl street in support of the canih- r dates selected by the joint local branches of the Irish National Federation and National League. Mr Charles M'Govern presided, and amongst those ...

... TREASURERS- THOMAS CURRAN, M.P JAMES F. X. O'BRIEN, M.P. SAMUEL YOUNG, MIP. Treasurers, Irish Parliamentaryt Party. Alreandy acknowledged . £5,165 14 9 Liverpool Committee, 3rd instal- ment (making £77 i4B), per J F X O'Brien, M P ?? 23 3 0 Dungannon, Co Tyrone, per John A Quinn, Chairman of Com. mittee; David Loughran, J P; Joseph SI Dovle, J P, Treasurers; James Rodgers, Edward Rurson, ...

... THE CONDITION OF TH t COUNTRY. GLOOMY PROSPECTS IN MID AND WEST CORK. UTTER FAILURE OF TIlE POTATO CROP. GENERAL FEARS OF DESTITUTION. SERIOUS CONDITION OF THE LABOU RING POPULATION. THE LANDLORDS PRESSING FOR THE RENT. Cork, Friday. From no part of the South of Ireland barn the harp cry of alarm, caused by the failure of the potato crop, the generally bad harvest, and the gloomy outlook for ...