... THE A1011 IrOM2 OUR MILITA RY CORRE BY OUR PRIVATE 17i` LoDoow, FREDAy.-MAajor Ingl riit shire Regiment, retires ±rtm. the ned the Wiltshire Regiment in 1873, ?? to General Young when in cornn the Belftst district, afterwards of t icit, and subsequently of the Dublin oas lately inspector of ?? of dis- trict- Major H1arford will on Frida- osn- mand of rile 2nd Battalion 'A i enr; in succession ...

... LIFE IN ANERICA. THE UNITED STATES AND THE WEST INDIES. FRENCH MISSION TO CUBA. THE CURRENCY QUESTION. RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN ALABAMA. BY CAnaS. rom OUR own CORRESPONDENT. NEW Youxr, MONDAYv-Sir Julian Paincefote has definitely opened negotiations with Mr. Kas- san, the United States Rcciprocity Commissioner, on behalf of the West Indies. Delegates from the respective Governments of the West ...

... (ESTABLIS-ED.0 N-NO 1737.) ,cBtflatit 4, f ?? I'vtat 3ELFA AST. TUESDAY. ?? 'RY 8. 1397. A water tank vessel collided with the Royal I yacht Elfin in ?? Harbour veste-da. | The yaclht had to be docked for repairs. The Dervish town of Sutich, to the west of IKassala. has hecm captured by the Kassala levies without resistance. At the Central Criminal Court yestcrday. Leoni Toinasso was found ...

... SHiOCKING NEGLECT OF CJIILDREN. THE FxATHEUi' SEiNT' TO PRISON. In the Belfast Custody Court. on Saiturdav-be- fore Mlessrs. F. Cr. Redder, ?? ; Robert t.. Young,, A. Cravwford, and 5. C. ?? Payne-Jo7an MI une was charged by Sergeant 3i lee wvith7 |negrlect. ill-treatment, ee~poslire, and abandonmnent o 7f h.is firs children. Mr,. Donnelly (for M~r. Soilleri ,plosecuted. Th'e sargreant statel ...

... ICHUROH 0? IRELAND YOUNG REN'S SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING. k ENCOURAGING REPORT. 3' 0 The annual meeting in connection with the ft Church of Ireland Young Mmn's Society was held last evening, in Clarence Place Hall. There was IE a large attendance of the members, including Rev. c Charles Scott, Rev. Robert Bell, Messrs. John f Laird, J.P.; W. R. Patterson, W. Mayes, John b' Rosbotham, W. Rodden, ...

... Midway between Bewdley and Arley, lies a cot- tage snugly ensconced on the banks of the Severn, in which the three persons concerned in this sketch reside. The spot is called The Folly Point, and is w-ell-known to thousands of tourists. The cottage is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. ?? and family. Mr. and Mrs. Masser are people of middle age; the husband is connected with the Kinlet Colliery, ...

... (ES-TABLISx'lii AUNN 17,37.) 11,I, a&st ?? BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1832. The inquiry into the cause of the typhoid epi- deluzic at Maidstonc was continued ye.Lerday. A Cabinet Countcil was held yesterday, and Ministers deliberated for almost three hours. A house in Gloversville, New York State. was destruyed by fire, and eight inmiates perished. The Lord Lieutenant held the first levee ...

... THE DEFEINCE OF THE GIANT'S CAUSEWAY. PUBLIC MEIfNG IN BELFAST. PRESENT POSITION OF AFFAIRS DIS- CUTSSEiD. Last evening, in thi NMuseum, College Stquare North, a public meeting. specially convened by the Lord Malyor (Alderman Henderson, ?? in re- sponse to an1 iul9uelltia.ilv-eig-nd requisibon, was hleld to receive a report and statemernt by the Giant's Caisewawy defence conumittree on tice ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) tS I W BELFAST: SRATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1898. M'rs. Reynard was seriously injured yester- day while hunting with Lord Mliddleton's hounds. The Welsh Separatists yesterday held a Na- tional Convention at Cardiff, Mr. Albert Spicer, M.P., presiding. In Douglas yesterday Sir James Gell, lately Attorney-General of the Isle of Man, was sworn as First Deemster. The funerals ...

... EJIIEON INTEL17,GENC F I | OUT H-EAST Du8k1M-RES UJr. I 'he result icas declared yecterday as follows:- Richardson (S.) ?? 6,286 Laimliton (U.) . ?? 6,011 5hajority ?? ?? . .. -275 Previous contets- iJI tse d viion have rezulted a' ft,ll''cc'c 1C0;--Sir Ri ?? .ll:cc i ( ?? I ,6- cc ?? . ?? U t; Mc jari ?? ?? 71 ?? il.1 'l:ock Ijic'si ?? j ?? I . | . 45 i F . 3 y. .. .. .. A.i :1';cloc'k LTu ...

... 'Yh? foliuwing app? I L iN ?? 1L:;AI: The Ttmnes N'7' a decid d effort tIA ?? Ito o ?? hunter ]YAt'' 7' uo ii t'.t ?? par x' itotiti es. an? . Ac' ?? A,. 'cnlers'Ail.ie ?? cii 'u tad ?tate';nn? 'h ? a.. ?? A i.SN'iA IStitt iii ?? I A Ito e'.atesinan Liii a. ad .ptci. ;LS ¾ tO ix:!, a lno;'? f'n'watd ?? incur wa-s t'esput'-il)le iA.? I ?? j. 1ST- l Ut'oi'-ae FL; I1!tAJ.A ''¾ sible far a leix ...

... IA SCOTCH EXPRESS WRECKED, ONE KILLEID AND SEVERAL INJURED. NARRIATIVES OF SURVIVORS. The night Scotch express from King's Cross to Edinburgh, consisting of ten coaches and two engines, was wrecked early yesterday -morning lear Dunoar Seation, and one passenger was killed and several injured. 'The train was due to pass through Dunbar at twenty minutes past six yeterday mrom ing, but 'was ...