... OUR LOINDO LETTER. By oYX PRINVATH WIRE. B TLFAST hEN-ws-LInnrEP O(tCn 435, STRAND, NW.C., MONDAY N IGHT. Major Marchand's Journey. Whether travelling fronm Fiasheda to Cairo in the ?? of r his own. free w il v or nt1 . it is tn-nienlt taken for grantd tllat. the Frcnh Gr)verwnenat will jot allow M tjor MNtarch end to retlrn to the saiarip-. In other -words, lhe is to be wi;thdrawn in the d ...

... Thle lolloiving appeared in ou Later Edditi,, l 1 of ye~serday:- FURTHER LETTER FROM SIR WILLIA1.1 HARCOURT. The Times publislhes this morning another ' -r, letter from Sir William farcourt, in Which^ ?? there is any doubt or Lr6mbIeelty ;)u the law of the Church, it will he res.lei -a: teirined, toot by one ?? or by lift, but ; the est;blished tribunial of the National CIJLr.L.. viz, the ...

... 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, ...

... FRO3? OVU MlILITARY 0C(o.3Es5ONDL1T-. BY OUr PRIVATF, WVIRE. LosNox, WmEDESuvy.-McajOr Moly~neux See', of the 2nd Battalion Klingfs Liverpooil Regiment, at Belfast, will at thle end of next month give up the 1 appointment of district-inspector of musketery in - the South-Eastern and the lisatnes Districts. It is expec-ted he will join the 2nd battalion of the regi- li'it. at Belfast. M 'Major ...

... ? 1, :? INt NORTHERN -t ?A L ?? N A ?? ?? -, '5p ? i, . ?? ? PRESENTATION OF ANT ADDRESS TO MR. A. ROBB. On the 7th inst. a number of gentlemen repre- sentilng tile cuslomers of the Northern Banking ' Company in Fiiiroaa, met by appointment in the cornmercial rommn of the Temperance Hotelto pre- 1 I sent Mr. Alexadler Robb, the late esteemed tmanager of the local branch of the above bank, ...

... BELFAST ROYAL HOSPI'AL. I I - I QUARTERLY MIEETING. to _le The quarterly meeting of the general commit- -T cc tee of this institution was held yesterd.ay at the hospital. The Lord MKayor (A lderman Hendcr- son, J.P) presided, and there lvas a large attend- a ance, which included-Rev. Dr. Hamilton (Prosi- dent of the Queen's College), the Dean of Connor, ir Revs. Canon O'Hara, Dr. Spence, Dr. ...

... [LORD WOJ??L?Y Al BRIfi?ThN.J I - PRESENTATION OF THE ThDDOM OF' TEE BOROUGU. ThxowreN, &AToQ2DAY, - Te Commander-in- Chief of the British Army was thse central f~igure- of two oficinifunetions here tlts afternoon. H~e was-presenta¶ with the f~reedomnA the borough of Brighton at the Royal Paviliorn, and subsequently distributed the prizes won in connection with the *annual rifle meeting of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... } (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737,? BEiLF ST: TUESDAY, N5OV.EMBER .15, 1.898. Lord Otarson of ~edeleto'n yesterday paid his farewell visit- t~o Soutliport. . The mrdlurrer of the Empress of Austria has| appealed against hins sentence..I Ohakir Pasham yesterday embarkedS with t~he las of the Turkish soldiers in Crate. AI den~se fog prevailed yesterday on th~e Thames, and shipping traffic wa&s delayed. ...