... BALLYCASTLE. . A meeting of this council was held on Saturday i last-Mr. Joseph P. O'Kane, J.P. (chairman), pre- siding. The Local Government Board wrote asking for title deeds of the landlord to Bonamargy Burial- ground. The council had been under the impression r from a letter received from the solicitor, Mr. Wood- . side, that all was ready, except Miss Boyd's signa- ture. Rev. I. P. Barnes ...

... I . . _ . _ ?? 38, LowFm OgasOSD QUAY, vei SUNDAY NIGHT. ing Lord Artbur Cecil'is a candidate for member- see: ship of the Royal Dublin Society. The noble lord ver modestly describes himself as a tenant-farmer. stw 1he lucky lawyers engaged in the test action Tie against the promoters of the Components Tube me: Company, Limited, have landed the case into the ans third week of the trial. At the ...

... THlE INDIAN CURRENCY QUESTION.1 The report of the committee appointed to in- quire .into the Indian curency was issued last night. After au exhaustive review of the ioane- tary system in India, the committee, dealing with the sterling rate for the rupee, say, in recommend- 2 I ing a fixed legal rate of Is 4d, we are not unani- mous, though the majority hold that vicw. Vise o& ocr number would ...

... The following appeared in our latt Edition of yesterday :- SIMLA, July 25. The Viceroy and other head officials of the In- tdian Government will take a tour of five or sh weeks' duration in the autumn. The Viceroy's first tour, says the Daily Mail's correspondent, is generally a trip to the frontier, and Lord Curzon intends to depart from precedent. and in Octobet will visit parts of ...

... | DISOBDERLY CONDUCT IN THE CITY. PRISONERS BEFORE THE MAGISTRATER In the Custody Court yesterday-before Mr. F. G. Hodder, R.M.-the cases heard largely con- sisted of assaults on the police and disorderly and riotous conduct on the 12th inst. Mr. Osborne (for Mr. Lewis) prosecuted in all the cases. John H. Robinson was charged with having been drunk and disorderly at Clifton Street, on the ...

... TIHE SEA! FI(GHT AT SCAIRVA. Although the famous Twelfth, with its atten- dant excitement and display, woula natnrally be supposed to exhaust the enthusiasm with which the historic oceasion is always greeted, it was evident in Scarva yesterday that the events of the previous day had (ony given the Loyalists of the surrounding counties a keener appetite for the now almost equally famous ...

... lOUR LODOt 1ETTE.l. Ti BY OUR PRIVATE WVIRE. es BEtRAST NEwS-LEmR (ntlrc. V. 435, STRAND, T.C., SUsNDAY )IG4 . th . ?? it., Business In the House of Commons. ti To-morrow evening the House of Commons will TI have before it a formidable programme 'f work-- ti the conclusion of the discussion of the Food and tli Drugs Bill, as amended by the standing conimittee; T. the consideration of the ...

... GREAT iORTHERN RTAILWAY. C - __1 .4FFICERS' DINNER. r On the 15th inst. the officer of the Great _Northeln Railwa;y (Irelandt heo ?? , nual dinner at the Great Northen }l'nr I . renpoint, and through the courtes 'fib. ' ford Lough Steamer Company, and f Mr , the party enjoyed a trip oil CaLuzro:-d L L t Greeneastle, the return Jouro-v l-s.. I road, the beauties of the ch3 imhi 4, fully ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGE NCE. I REUTER'S TELEGRAMIS. TIlE PEACE CONFERENCE. THE HAGUE, Friday.Y The committee charged to draw up the final acts of the Peace Conference met this morning. The impossibility was admitted of arriving at an im- mediate understanling upon the question regard- ing the form in which the Powers not signing the Conventions might give their adhesion to the de- cisions of the ...

... ITIE TRANSVAAL CRISIS. I 'a 'i AN IMPROVED SITUATION. h n u FURTHER CONCESSIONS PROBABLE. . a PRESS ASSOCIATIONi FOREIGN SPFCIAL. PRETOBIA, JuNE 30.-There is no change in the pohtical situation her. Everything is at a stand- still pending the resumption of the Volksraad on Monday, when the proposals of the Free Stat e and the Cape' Ministry, which have been amended by the executive, will be ...

... b'5i0M S¶ANDARDO Ise.rauEXSias FY ESnssRMA D. NELU, O7i-'scra, DONiSOALL- PLACE. Eehisst ?? Office. Toresf U Wod. 12jThur.13 Fri. 14 SLun. 16: M~on. 17- E ?? S.W. W.8.W. S~w.| t 1 :i 1 : L C [: I - l~tei ,nes indicate he git of bnaromete :at noon,1 blat' ises at midnight. ITnitial letters stow. direction of wrind. Msercury falls for rain, with S.W. S.E. and W. winds-if rapidly, heay StaIns3 12 ...

... FOREIGiN INTELLIGINCE1 |nEUTER'S TELEGRA.MS. THE LAU' CZAREVITCOI. ST. PETERSBUBRG, Tuesday. The funeral of the Czarevitch..has been fixed for 10-30 to-morrow morning. A Paris telegram of yesterday's date ?? French Government has sentoa wreath for the Czarevitch's coffin. THE SITUATION IN SPAIN, DISTURBANCES AT ALMERIA. MADRID, July 24. It is reported that the negotiations between, Seflor ...