... COIRRESPOM)ENCEX TO COR1tESPOSDRflS. Alt t ti's stb?a 'Ice' ?? I ,1iI-o. a, 0' o, ?? (ij.J..',idi As ?? £? itS'2. -? - our letter li not guaranteed ?? nina and addie.. [Pras'nl't' 01 ?? his :orttil us to hold ox at number ci i?ic.'r?-lCt'. ' 13.N,-L.1 'IRE BICETOR OF ST. (ui.f'PGlTSt AND WFE BELFAST NEW $-LETi Eli. ro IrsIt' HIITOR oC 'iflht ililLI 4511 NEWS'tETTltii. Sir--A' 'ton ilici' me ...

... DUBLIN, THURSDAY NIGHT. The agricultural statistics for the year bate just been issued by the Registrar-General. Again there is a decrease in the extent under crops, as com- pared with last year, whose returns showed a de- crease as compared with the previous year. The total extent under crops this year is 4,704,749 acres, being a decrease of 40,257 acres on last year's fieures. The greatest ...

... JOUR LONDON' LETTER. BY OURt PRIVATE WIRE. BELFAST N-gEWS-1.'rrER OJvrrcn. St 435, STRAND, W.C., WVBLDYX$eDAY I'G10T. s Lord Bufferin's Speech. Mlost of the London journals comment on Lord U Dufierin's able and convincing speech to the sharle- te holders of the London and a Obe Finance Corpora- PK tion. The -writers admit t1' at it was a very popular to address, called for by circamst-VL1ces, ...

... CLIFTON- PARK COYN-REGATINMA, CHURI1{UII. rP. EDrzNiNG S REVICES. This clutch wias reopened for Divine service on 9t:L ins;t. by the chairman of the Congregational Union of Ireland, the Rev. Ja-rmes Ervine, late of Kingstown. The old structure was built twenty- three vears ago as an offshoot from Doneg.all Stre: Inde&pendent C0hurch during the ministry of the late Rev. John Wrhite, nid awhs a ...

... (ESTABLISHED FANINO 1737.) I ?? S.{W N , i~m a' -k t; ?? % BELFAkST: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23. 103-. Mrs. Dieheie wV, kl-iled ycrterdsl by a. riage aceident in Whitchclen. John Ryan was sentenced to deth ye~:0i1 in Iondcon for thre murdier of OJl?LaIC U: win. At Ardrossan ycsenr.sv Patrenih V3 maS, was crushed to derai on L? see'ti B s Niewr~y. A tube burst yes-erday oi the n rpel. st.royver Ariel, ...

... UORM'z ME251,1RIAL COLLEGFq IN K iARTOUM. 'IMPORTA4NTT CORRESPONDENCE LETERs FFROM LORD KITCHE-NEyl AN LORD S-ALISBURY. We have received the following ommenunicatien from Lord Kitchener of Khartoum:- ; I trust that it will not be thought that I rj trespassing too much unon the good vwil o- ; British public. or that I aen exceeding the duet, of a esldier, if I call your attention to a, lssue at ...

... FORE10 IOTTELLIGENCE I IEx TER'S TELruRAMS. THE INDIAN FRONTIER TROUBLES BOMBAY, Tuesday. The advance of the Malakand movable column, augmented by the guides infantry, is the only Military movement so far. The Mad Mullah re- mains in Nitepi libel Valley, on the right bank of the Swat River. The tribes have not joined him to the extent he anticipated. The Manicans on the left bank of the Swat ...

... ,HOW HO'F. GEN NThJNVOmLN ARN' A IJVYNG mN ANMRiCA. It That American women have so largely entered n the profecsions, and ,beomrre doctors. law-vers, min- e isrers, is. of course, known in England. That son|ic have taken contracts for street-cleaning, as well I c as for house decoration and landcsoape gardening, may provoke a smile. That some have taken out pilts' vertificates as wvell as ...

... DUBLIN, FRIDAY NIGHT. | Her Majesty's letters patunt have passed the I Great Seal, granting the dignity of a baron of Ire- land to the Right Honourxble George Nathaniel [Curzon and his heirs male by the name, style, and title of Baron Ourzon of KIedleston, in the County of Derby, and in the peerage of Ireland. Parliamentia.ry notices are as gazetted by the Bel- . first and Northern Counties ...

... {IFE IN AMERICA.T JLlFE IN ARE-RICA.1 811$KING RhILWAY ACCIDENT. A BUITISH. VESSEL ASHORE. LOSS OF TWENTY-EIGHT LIVES. tBY CABLE. FROMT oCuP OWNr cORtESF'OsNoENT. TV w YORK, FnRIDAY.-To-day, during a dense t fog, a train on the Pennsylvania Railwvay ran iao'] a gazng of platelayers at work on the hne near Jersey City. It is reported that eleven were liilled t and six injured. E A Newport, ...

... C H R I S T M A S. x Gb kNCE AT OUR. LEADING SHOPS. THIRD NOTICE. MR, THOMAS BROWN. ae xao wish to invest their money in jewel- %vihatever kind wiltl find at the premises of '. ,mas Brown, 51. Rosemary- Street, a largo ; collertioll of goods from which to makire ;1sel ,she 'ihe latest novelties in brooches, -i.acelet-. ear-rings, pins, studs, chate- - Li-.;j buc-kles are displayed in ...

... 0 U:R LONDION LETT TER. BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. BELFAST NEws-LFTRrB muca. . 35. STRAND, W.C., THURSDAY NIGUT. Lord Kitchener's Scheme. As Lord ~Rosebery put it at the Mansion House meeting held this afternoon in aid of the find for ',sablishing the Gordon Memorial Collep at 1iiatrtousa, the- promoters look mainly to the people in purple and fine linen to see them through with their laudable ...