... (ESTABLISHEID ANNO Wtfasi C-01- fs BELF AST: FRIDAY, JANTUAIRY 27. 189 The special Trades UInion ?? its business in Manchester yeat-ir±i:n % A clerk named William Percivnl :N is were found dead yesterlay near 'lam . The police believe the case to he orie .f; suicide. Colonel Kitchener's coluninuml. which ing against the Khaifa. ha>, ..pi. ,,d where a small force o the Khallans 1D, rendered. ...

... 'COR.RESPONDEN5CE.- I I TO CORRESPONDENTS. Alit letter sent for pbtieatiot mist he eicthenticea~s by' ?? ike ruaes acod address of the weriter apenaee not nessas-iy for pubLicationz. No rosw ,rxrnsscetwe that (acts this gaorais. Ce can be cearidered,-Ed. AMN-iA THIE MULOTAAND ORGAN. TO THIE EDITO OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETT. Sins-After some thirty-five years wear and tear, the action of this ...

... 'HE HAPPY GIRL, Heafthy, happy girls often become ?? ?? despondent, from no apparent cause, in toE c07! days of their womanhood. They drag along. &awK tired, never hungry, breathless, and with a PIIP! tating heart after slight exercise, so that aeThllIF' walk upstairs is exhausting. Sometimes a shrt dry cough leads to the fear that they are dat into consumption. They are antemic, doctors tell ...

... 1MW'ROVEW NTS IN NORTH STREET. The effect of the improvement made by the Belfast Corporation by the widening of Upper North Street has, during the pest year, begun to be more apparent by the erection of buildings of substantiality 'and considerable architectural merit to which in the older days this portion of North Street was a estranger. Conspicuous nworgt these is a building approaching ...

... ASTP?NOMICAL LECTURE BY MR. W. REDPIERN KEDLY. A lecture, entitled The Mccn. as seen through a powerful telescope,t was delivered last evening in the Macrory Memorial Church by Mr. W. Red- fern Kelly, M.Inst.C.E., K.R.A.S, The proceeds of the lecture were in aid of the church funds. Sir James Muegrave, Bast., D.I., presided, and there was a very large attendance. After religious observances, ...

... FROM UGAN DA TO ENGLAND 1 VIA THE CONGO. A REMARKABLE JOURNEY. ADVENTURES WN THE GREAT fPIGMY FOREST. PRESS ASSOCATION'S- FOREIMCN S'ICAL. A representative of Reuter's agency has had an interview with Mr. Albert B. Lloyd, a young Englishman, who has just arrived home after a remarkable and record journey from Toro, the vwestern province of Uganda. Since he left that region, a little over ...

... SCOTCH NOTE3'L. FROM OUR over CORKESFONDENT. N POLITiCAL TALE AGAIN. le The New Year holidays are over and the spate of a- political talk, that invariably runs on until the dh assembling of Parliament, has begun. the Lord er Advocate, the Right Hon. A. Graham Murray, 'S QAC., M.P., has talked to his constituents in Bute- le shire this week, but the opposition speakers are k- for the moment ...

... FORE iG N AIT[ELLIGCEE Hospital, suffering from fr&etured leg, eaused, as stated. by resisting arresr. ?? refused to be de. Carse, 1I, Elulwood Nvenue. uas kl ocked down on by tbe fall a contused wound osl the head. If e waE treated at thc hospital, wllere Patrick Bloemer illiurY, eausedbs fallisrroffhiScar. REUXEB'S TELEGBAES, ANGLO-FRENCH RELATIONS. THE RUMTOURED RECALL OF SIR E MONSON. ...

... The foliowing appeared in our Latest ETdit, of vyterdy :- DREYFUS AND THE ALLEBED GON FESSIONS. PARIS, Jan&iths 10. An official note, touching the reply 3ut' rerel; fronm Dreyfus to the questions Put to the p by the Court of Cassation, and couunumima day to the Court. appears to-night. Tl'hel tiorna put by the Court were two, and relae, clusiveiv o fdid confessions imputed to. iLJ 1. the first ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) do, uw - MNfi~ p ~ 511Cittv BELFAST: THMURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1899. A destructive fire broke out yesterday in Keighley, when a worsted mill was destroyed. A meeting of the Association for the Further- ance of Christianity in Egypt was held yesterday in London. An accident occurred to the mail train at Zumarraga, in Spain, yesterday, and seven ) persons were injured. The ...

... METIEOROLOGICAL REPORT. r11m11 '31XDAmim INSTRaNtqtlq* as SHARMAN D. Nema T'hur. 12 Pmi. 13. Sfinn. 15 tMc;-. if6r's-;.. 171Ved. 18 - . L-ww ...

... [FOREJG? INTEJjLJQENCEg I - ?? I REUlTEB'S TELEGERAMfS. ENGLAND AND FRANCE. PROPOSED TREATY. FRENCH PRESS ON THE SITUTATION. The Paris correspondent of the Daily Chronicle, telegraphing on the 20th inst., says- I san informed to-night that Sir Edmund Man- eon, in an interview w ith hI. Delcassei, has virtu- ally laid down the lines of negotiation between the French and English Governments ...