... PORT AND DOCKS BOARD - l The weekly meeting of the Port and Docks Board was held yesterday at 1 o'clock, Sir Richd Martin, Barr, presiding. The following mem- bers of the board were ?? t Meade, J P Nannetti, D L Bergin, G N Jacob, ,L Malone, W Wallace, M Goodbody, J P; 31 l Mooney, W Graham, J P; Sir John Barry, W J Goulding, D L; James H North, J P; H G Burgess, Capt Weatherill, J D O'Connor, ...

... I CLONTAIF URBAN DISTRTCT COLJNCIL. Yesterday the fortnightly meeting of this Council was held in the Clontarf Town Hall.. Mr Wm Graham, J P, presided, and the othet members present were Messrs Thos 0 Lemon, Wmn Hilles, and George Tickeil. CLONTARF YACHT ANL BOAT CLUB. A letter was read from the Medical Officer of Health recommending certain sanitary alt~ra. tions, as well as a proper system ...

... TRAMWAY EXTENSION IN I CORK. Cork, Tuesday. The Cork County Council had before them so-day two applications from the Cork Electric Lighting and Tramways Company for power to extend their existing lines to Sunday's Well and Blackrock. 'Wit$ respect to the first ap- plication, the proposal was to continue the Iexistingie on the Western road to ~Wellington > Bridge towards Sunday's Well. The ...

... YIUNITED INSH lEAiW1 CONVENTION IN IN ALLINXAS)E In ryesponse to a crnnurj, :; executive N., T 1 M'anr.nr ur, the East G alway EXe.utv!r ' . l _ League, has sent -ut irn branches of Ea.st GahB ?? (six) from each branch. .r ?? garding the state of their. of ,grazing land. etc. ;ni 7- lay statements therecf ' be held in Ba!lhnasjle . n : . A meetinig of the Ba. been held for the purl . ., and ...

... THE MARTYRDOM OF FATHER t OCOIGLEY. s t London, Sunday. To-day a very large and influential body of London Nationalists gave evidence of the faith! d that is in them by maling a pilgrimage to Pen- n neden Heath, the scene of the execution of I e Father Ocoigley, an Irish priest who one hun- dren and one years ago poured out his blood n that spot for the cause of faith and father- ii land. That ...

... I SOUTH DUBLIN RURAL I I DISTRICT COUNCIL. Mr J J Lawler, J P, presided at the usual weekly meeting of this Council yesterday morn- ing. There was a good attendance of the mem- bers NOT AT ANY PRICE. Replying to a letter from the Council asking I him to grant a small portion of land adjoining the old Cruagh burial ground for the vurpose of extending same, Lord Massy wrote stating ,-that be ...

... LONDON CoRREPr6oNDENOF A (MOU OUR OWNr COURRSPON)WIN% (BY SPMAL WI) a London, Saturds~y Morag. A debate of high interest and very consider- h able importance was quite unexpectedly evolved 0 last evesig out of the vote for the Irish Put h 5lic Becoti Office. M~r Swife Meill Wppl4 ls !at year for permission to inspect the State- Pspeps in the Record Tower, Dublin Cagle, for E the 18th November ...

... CORPORAiON SURCHARGES. AUDITOR'S SuMMONSES DISMISSED ON A TECHNICAL POINT. Yesterday, in the Southern Police Court, Mr Swifte delivered judgment an several ?? which had been issued by Mr Drury, Lrcil Government Board Auditor agaue-, members of the Corporation of Dublin for Trhe reccveryy of ceitain Sums surcharged by h;ir. as mpte- perly paid in respect of the Saia-y of Mr E~gan. Inspector of ...

... t THE UNIJh IRISR LEAGIJB, on.F - VREAT 1ENOq2STRATION -IN THE S . TH. L MEETING AT CARRICK-OWT. Sulft. TPEECHlES BY MR. WILLIAM v O'BRJEN1, MR. JAMES OKELLY, M.P.; MPR. JAMES SHEE M -P. ; ; AND MR. JOHN M'INERNEYs F(MOUR IUtPORTZStI b CarricGk-on-Suir Sunday, ib To-day, surrounded by every element of sscc- gass, one of the greatest Nationalist demonstrtaa- | lions that has ever taken place in ...

... WOLFE TONE AND NINETY-EIGHT MEMORM1IAL ASSOC[ATION. The first half-yearly meeting of the above Association took place at the Council Cham- ber, City Hall, Dublin. Mr W J Ryan, vice- president, presided. Also ?? F J Allan, H Bodie, v Collins, J Hanlon. T Cahill, J3 Kelly, P Macken, E Mitchell. M Morkan. MA Kenny, W Kennedy, J P Brien, P O'Shea, D Plurmmer, P O'Meara, H Reilly, J Short., J: ...

... . - - - - F THE AGRICULTURE AND! INDUSTRIES BILL. THE VICE PRESIDENT ANDY THE EDUCATION BOARDS THE DECISION OF THE CHIEF SECRETARY THE POSITION OF THE CON- GESTED DISTRICTS BOARD House of CoMnMOns, Monday. The consideration of this Bill was resumed to-dav by the Grand Committee on Trade in the House of Commons, which is presided over by Lord E Fitzmaurice. At the outset the Chairman ruled a ...

... (my suzcax. wr:l.) FREBMAN ONCE, MoNDAY MORNM. HAX- PAsT FITS O'CLOcK. VOLCAN(YS TOP BLOWN OFF The San Francisco correspondent of th Daily Mail states:-A report has been rt. ceived here through officers of the steanship Australiaa that the great volcano of Maunaloa in Hawaii has broken out into a terrible erup- tion of such a force as to blow off its top with great destruction. There was a ...