... COQUELIN IN DUBIIN. The great event of the year in Dublin-in- deed we might say the greatest event for many years-in matters theatrical will be the brief visit shortly to be paid to the Gaiety Theatre by N1 Coquelia. Coquelin oocupihs a uriique position as an actor. Even on the stage of France ha had no predecessor of the same force or variety, and to-day he has no rival ?? in the world. ...

... I I I I I (BY SPECIAL WIRE AND ORDINARY | TELEGRA PH) : HOUSE OF LORDS- YES'T'ERDAY. The LoaD CHsNCsLLOR took his seat on thL Woolsack at a quarter past four o'clock, The Summary Jurisdiction Act (1879) Amend- ment Bill, the object of which is to enable ma- gistrates to deal summarily with persons charged with having obtained goods under false pretences was read a second time. The Poor Law ...

... THE IRAYSVA AL. ?? . I J Iio b ?? ?? cioll to inform Reuters Agency . ti- int: at-on published in yester- I .- s > t-.S- Gaz-tte regarding the Or,,si of campaign in case or war f e- awi.,ntsudl and the Transvaal is mis- l ani ?? itiollut any foundation.' What ;r i, rl r Robinson has to speak on .a 5jl r we do not know. He has )IFd some curious idea that he is an ;imlun~C in the Traitsvaal ...

... INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS !I QUESTON. ti THE CASTLE CIRCULA.& MEETING YESTERDAY IN DU BLIN.. I, MUM. SPEECH OF CARDINAL L.OGUE., DEPUTATION TO THE CHIEF | SECRETARY. ASSOCIATION FORMED. Yesterday a conference of managers of indus- trial schools in Ireland took place in the Gres- ham Hotel. His Eminesece Cardinal Logue presided. Also ?? Rev Monsignor O'Leary, P P, Clonakilty; Canon Kavanagh, P P, New ...

... CATHOLIC GUARDIAN I ASSOCIAT1ON. i * fI iu * ANNUAL MEETING IN LONDON. London, Tuesday. a ' The annual mneeitig of the Catholic Guardianr ro :Association was held yesterday at the house of the Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Vauu--l ghan. His Emnmence, who was to have Pre- sided, was unavbidably absent, and his place I was taken by Nonesgnor Moves. The annual report read by the hon ...

... I IRISH ASSOCIATION DISTRICT On Saturday the first meeting of t.he new committee of the Irish Association District of the Institute of Journalists was held at their offices, 4 College green, Mr M P Ryle in the chai. There were also present--3essrs T R Barrington J CI'Grath, hon see; C Le- hane, and F C Wallis-Healy, secretary. Mr Wm J Ryan, Daily Nation ; Mr Pa- trick J. Fogarty, Irish ...

... -DESPEBATE RIOTING LAST NIGHT. i Belfast, MoIDIy Night. ! Sortly before 2alif-Pst six a disturbance, unfortknnt* similar to that of last yewr, broke out on the Old Lodge toad. ite affair originated at Alton treet, where there is a Na. tiolalist aeb, and ended in an attack on the police. Stones of all sizes were hurled at thu poice, asd Diszics-Itapacetor Hum, seeug that -d afi *tre get4ing ...

... (RRuBas, 8lLKGSAM. Toulon, Wednesday. The three principal items in the festivities yes- terday evening in connection with M*jor Mar- chand's arrival were a popular festival on the Place d'Armes, a dinner in bonour of the Yx plorer at the Maritime Prefecture, and a p- tion at the mme of the officers of the Mris. The Place d'Armes, where bands played the Marseillaise and the Chant du Depart ...

... Yesterday V meeting of the committeewas held in the Offices, Commcial Buildings. The chairman, Alderman Hennessy, presided, and there were ?? J JNage, vice- chairman; D L Ber T C; John Bke, T Cahill, W Davy, C owling, John Fanning, M Fanning, Dents Finn, S Hayes, S Kavanagh. J P; M Kennedy, John Kennedy, P 4itt e, T C* T M'AuleYfWinMGrathPMartI, PS Murphy, A O'Grady, P O'Hra, T C; rM O'Meara, ...

... THE Fusil F ll J'ISOLuTioY. f2,t :Le .:Iabove heading there is very Wsh irgied article in the tirrent n :mb er ., the Xational sei jerw siinmd Carltonensis. 'The `riter thinks that she Government F :'l- to go to !,e cotutry before the eni 'F :r'e p;e9ar for various r easons. The ,iSmoIn a. le point; out, need not take ace tili t >i t in two years, perhaps one va'n, SOlir of the parti- n ...

... RIGLAWD ANJ.p THE TBANSVAAL. [ TEz relations between 'Fngland an4 the Trailevsalappearto become more strained! daily. The failhw of Sif Alfred Milner to arrioe at an undekstaudibg with President Kruger during the Bloemfontein Con-. ! felence haa oretsted much a feeling of unrest and irritation amongst thd English in Great ' Britain and the English in South Africe. alike that the I,nglo-Saxon ...

... I ENGLAND AND THE | i TRANSVA AL. I DEPUTATION TO- SlLt Al a MILNER. a a THE CASE FOR THE c UITLANDERS STATED. d ?? ?? THE NEGOTIATIONS WITR r PRESIDENT KRUGER. c b (RIETER'S TELEGRAM.) o _ ?? Cape Town, Monday 12.30 p in.- (Delayed in Trnemission.; Sir A Milner this morning receive. a highly ( influential deputation represenltative of the mer- cantile and professional comrmuniny of the Cape ...