... A KERRY ME4ADOWING AUCTION. AN AUCTION OF 50 ACRES O0 N HEAVY MEADOWING Will take place at Ballygarry, At Twelve ?? on Thursday, by Martin Murphy. The foregoing announcement, printed on yellow paper, has been affixed to various walls, within an eight mile radius, and the lush-grass lies awaiting its purchasers in the quivering noonday heat. Up they come, on foot, il ass carts, such a inctley, ...

... A FRENCH VIEW OF THE WATER-TUBE BOILER. MONSIEUR LE DiRECTEUR,-Oll a suivi en France, avec beaucoup d'intert, les tres remarquables articles que vous avez publies jusqu'a ce jour sur les chaudieres aL tubes d'eau, et sans partager, dans le monde mari. time, les opinions Demises, on trouve, comme vos dmiinents collaborateurs, que ?? a agi avec beaucoup de lcgcretd en adoptant les chaudieres ...

... A FRENCH VIEW OF THlE NVATER-ThBE BOILER. MotNSILUR LL IDinrCrTER,-O:l a ?? enl Frazice, avec beaucoup d'intdrtt, les ?? remarquablos articles quL vous avcz pliblids juscqn'a cc joiur stir les chaudi~crs b tubes ilean, c, !aias pa rtager, dans Ie mondle mari- time, lo's opinions cmises,, Oil trouve, onnl1Ie( \-Os cimiinents collaborateur5, qute I'Arnirauti5 a aigli avcc beaucoup de ...

... LONDO)N AAM) ST. IXfLkAVINE, i ?? THE'g BASIWtEl' tt #ill T'ilto Rs cot' ?? b.Ir}rrorfl ?? :r -L t 19:a6bz.mvizt Do1v;; (!ompall:ay ?? IIIst y>i~-il s. tAIL, CU('a I ollt L I~e li-t~l. 1Il rtI- 1, r, -Uk tl~t, trk illte~l. LL *iivvield ;e-r t i: t ixle vout Ok.ai, 1'~w -iI ?? pot. 'll wl,' ,i'lilaml. \r k . .1. t . S. 11110J LI(CN 1,I>zt~i LIu .+s 1 tItI :Wt v tit I, t.A L ?? ti ko Joklvi [ll ...

... CITY NOTES, NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. For the first half bf this year the North Staffordshir6 Rail% pany earned £0438,020, which compares with £117,917 ti : e tt haltf of 1898, being an increase of £20,103. These toai5 itci't tolls, &c. The working expenses show an increase of £i2 5 running to £248,921 against £236,396. Including the bali.c. t forward, there is a sum at the credit of net revenue ...

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... ATH W-IwrrE P. 01 J mY. July ?? its sunwwrliku ?? up -to hw. vary wxd Wi&th a geitintle io frirvt te norti- eafstwad the weas r inl Tomon ?? A far 4is multey tbaIU on Surlday. Th't .uan'a; mrys Wrer, I'Y('u./tr va'y pwte~.rful, ?? eve, IIL tilhe Iba'j LtI, thorn jet' ki' t .L en to i. Lo a. Itximart ol '1i Jag ' ii Li jJ lrei ig S tll'gl'rn:t0 1;swr i.i e L Sunlay' a rc-atiztg, U ut 7 ticgn'rv ...

... eve of the Recess the troubled sea of Irish politics is OsN cile ovce more by the revival of the problem of the leadership ef the disturbe es This time there seems to be a very well-defined ?? in progresS for bringing the three leaders into contact nid 1010'l eu It originated with a Roman Catholic clergymian in orders at coaiferencehe has interested Sir Charles Gavan Duffy (who is livisig ...

... ] xlI.KNS; U.)N ST1 1;E:- Is AT (uX I(iiA.) WORKFGJLNiG 0 H hE E'NGIJUSII CONSTITU- | {- F'r][>11 s: ps-ir of ip~r TC:.r'--r!:iory Stud--ir;!)t, i Al I'I -rie 2 , c l'tt:iL'. a t aI oat-I., gat Oxl-ritg | , 1 1 ' is:o utiii ?? i . c.1. . It, MaIrIitt. . ,r l p: pix ;-I.tuti-i the iiCup? Il Airy of dii ii,,l.ll i d riti-ir 'a ;tw t it t'L Pitt ?? Iir-i',.tiy' t - te I¢iiia Lil Vil ?? ) t'ynl 2 ...

... Sir Julian Pauncefote well deserves the Peerage which awaits him on his return from the House in the Wood. To him, more than to any one else, we owe it that the subject of arbitration, which originally occupied but a very subordinate place in the programme of the Peace Conference, has finally become the one in reference to which the most important results have been achieved. The work of ...

... ITR- ACNSIVAAL (CRISIS. 411. CHA 1 EAI I S OFFE .ACCEPTANCEi OUN TERMlS, A'R B IIIUA'FION. MOR1E 0PRION10 VI{UM ?? THE CAPE. INTii ?? WVitl MR. I\NNES. CA1 PFYPOWVN, iMmndas' Nighit. i ?? haut ?? of I-he JO1 ilt vo It I tti. ii jc, .oi' . t-oll.l i' piuit-& t Commfit a cone Siitt en 1kot-l itra to)i O, ?? 'ttOtti' W tO IJedtxt~ ?? ex Majosts' s Ia I s seolittkii her' at ?? i'1t' 1 t'tti tttl ...

... Ilia Iforul fromu CuAtll. TILmo~st intoetriug news about the Trausv*Al crisis this wuoruitig is thu vutb of sy-npatby with the L'UY 1IL9 VA; Z'lupiUJtLY With rile Uitliuders, paised in the Dcrniniou Chatmber. I: the stmie connection we lmay call rattentiou to Mr. Fitchett's urticle in the - National ite- v view, ol the Australian view of the ques- tion. It is a remarkable thiug that while so ...