... ANTI-E I ANTI-ENGLlitI FEELING IN RUSSIA. I I (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) I St Petersburg, Friday. With reference to the articles in the English Press on the subject of the concession of a rail- way to Peking which Russia has demanded from the Chinese Government, the Novoe Vremya observes that no real understanding between Great Britain and Russia can exist when every step forward on the part of ...

... __I I e arwxn And I anai4W fccoo I I I DUBLIN: MONDAY. MAY 1, 1899. The body of Sarah Ellen Miler, wife of a , Northampton painter and house decorator, was found in the Grand Union Canal, near Watford, p North Hents. Clasped in her arms was her only chid, a girl, eight years old. The de- ceased voman, who was aged forty-four, had been in failing health, and was on a visit to her; father, Mr ...

... I I (BY SPECIAL WIE AND ORDINARY . TELEGRAPH.) _ .t. f HOUSE (OF LORDS- a YESTERDAY. v The Lord Chancellor took his seat upon the t Woolsack at a quater past four. t S ENGLAND AND) RUSSIA. The Earl of KIMBERLEY-I desire to ask a question of the Prime Minister of which I havet given him private notice-namely, whether he is lt in a position to give any information to the e: House as to the ...

... I _i (By MrcAt. WIsZ.) FBZBXAX OPF1CE, SATUV3DAY MORUM' HAILF-PAST FIvY O'CLOCK. NARROW ESCAPE OF SARAH BERNHARDT. The Daily Mail's Paris correpondent, tele- graphing on Friday, ?? dress rehearsal of Hamlet, with Sarab Bernbardt in sea title role, will not take place before the Press this evening, as was an- nounced. although the play will be pro- duced feomorrow. The reason that we are ...

... THE BOU.ARIES BILL. THE Corporation has won a qualified but at the same time a most substantial victory. Yesterday the Committee of the kfouse of Commons closed the prolonged trial of the Boundaries Bill by delivering their judg- ment. Stripped of technicalities the deci- sion of the Committee is as follows. They have passed the preamble, that is to say they hare adopted the principle of ...

... THE RAILWAY REFORM | MOVEMENT. RICHMOND ASYLU3M-AN ANIMATED DISCUSSION. An adjourned meeting of the Municipal Coun- cil of the City of Dublin was held yesterday afternoon in the Council Chamber, City Hall. Alderman Hennessy, Lord Mayor's locuin tenens, presided. l Present at Roll Call-Ald James Hen- nessey, Lord Mayor locum tenens; Ald Thos Lenehan, High Sheriff; Ald Sir Robert Sexton, D L, ...

... PEMBRIOKE URBAN DISITfIC- The fortnightly meeting of the members of the Urban District Coincil of Pembroke was held in the Boardroom of the Town Hall, Badis- bridge, yesterday morning. Sir R W Jackson, chairman, presided, and there was also present- Colonel Davoren, J P; Dr Cranny, Messrs G 0 Carolin, J P; G W Csou, J F; J Coffey, M Cooney, J King, B F Lidwill, J P; J M'Bride, J P; J Mooney, ...

... SENSATION IN THE TRANSVA AL. ARRESTS FOR HIGH TREASON.1 SEVEN ENGLTSH EX-OFFICERS LODGED IN JAIL FURTHER ARRESTS EXPECTED. (RUTER'S TELEGRAMS.) Johannesburg, Tueaday. A number of men have, been arrested on the charge of high treason. Pretoria, Tuesday. A sensationu*ha been caused here by the arrest at Johannesburg early this morning of seven men, alleged to be ?? officers, on ithe charge of ...

... | LONDON CORRESPONDENCB I ?? (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) (BY SPECIAL WRiE.) London, Thursday Morning. The supposed desire of Earl Cadogan to retire. from the Vioeroyalty is now the subject of general gossip in political circles. Although[l it is felt on all sides that nothing has happened to justify bim in taking such a step, it is under- stood that Lord Cadogan himself, as at present ...

... =- ?? Ca4ti ?? v++* _na . . . . DUBLIN- FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1899. I I In the House of Commons last night further progreaS wap made with the London Government Bilt. The concluding lecture of the University Col- lege afternoon series was delivered yesterday ?by Dr Denis J Coffey, M A, F R U I,, the ubject being Pain: Its Physiological Rela- tions. The Vice-Chaneellor had before him yesterday an ...

... THE ROYAL ALFRED Y. C. RETURN CHANNEL MIATCH. On both passages this year the competing yachts of the Royal Alfred Yacht Club have menst with splendid sailing weather in the Irish Sea. but the breeze of Saturday was by no means as strong as that of yesterday. It has now become almost a certainty to find a strong wind in the return matches from Holyhead to Kingstown, and it blew fresh enough ...

... T HE glorious beauty of the Killarney i Lakes does not belong to Ireland alone. From all parts of the world visitors come t thronging to this shrine of Nature's loveli- e nessu There is, perhaps, no spot on earth's surface more famous. But beauty is na safeguard against profit-making vandalism. In this utilitarian age of ours everything is judged by the money it will bring, and the use that is ...