... I ?UBLIN DAY BY DAY., V~~~ 38, LoWER. ORMOND QrAY, FRIDA.Y NiGorT. For the third time this week Samuel ChUlds, the accused person in the Glasnevin murder case, was brought before Mr. Wall, Q.C., chief magistrate, ain the Northern Police Court to-day. -As on the previous occasions, there was a most in- convenient crush of idle persons, anxious to satisfy their curiosity by a. glance at the ...

... , ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) po~lcafnt epulvo5rwtitat I The Queen Regent has been informed of the resignation of the Spanish Cabinet. The Queen yesterday presented new colours to the 2nd Battalion of the Seaforth High- landers. I A man named Phillin died in Haverford West Workhouse yesterday at the age of one hundred and two years. A woman named M'Adam has died in Douglas from injuries received ...

... TEE GILCHRIST LECTURES. On the evening of the 27th a second course of Gilchrist lectures was successfully inaugurated in the New Town Hall, Newry, in aid of the found- ing of a technical institute for the town. The distinguished lecturer for the evening was Sir Robert Ball, LL.D., D.Sc., ?? and the manner in which he treated his subject- A Uni- verse in Motion-delighted the immense audience, ...

... PROPOSED CHANGE OF RULES. - A special meeting of this society for the Coun- ties of Antrim and Down was held at noon yester- dav in Clarence Place Minor Hall to consider a change of rules regarding the method of electing orphans. The Lord Bishop of the diocese pre- sided, and there was a representative attendance of qualified members, who ?? Very Rev. the Dean of Connor, D.D.; the Very Rev, ...

... . 38, LowDV OxtIsmD QUAY, lTURSDAY NIGHT. Tlie principal feature of the evidence in the Glasnevin murder case, heard at the Police Courts to-day, was the testimony of an assistant in a public-house, who contradicted the prisoner's state- ment to the police that he was not out of his own house after eight o'clock on the night of the murder. This witness deposed that the prisoner was in the ...

... BELFAST CITY AND DISTRE-T WATER COMMISSIONERS. The fortnightly meeting of this Trust was held yesterday afterhoon in the; Water Office, Royal Avenue. Mr. E E.Wakefield Pim, J.P. (chairmar.), presided, and there wvere also present-Messrs. Charles H. Lynas, J.P. ; Joseph Macauley, J.P.; A. P. Dalziel, J. Forsythe, A. Maguire, NV. S. Carle, William Boss, Win. Kerr, A. litchell, John H. Gault, and ...

... BANGOR URBAN CuUNCIL. A special meeting of this body was held yester- day evening Mfr. Thomas Matthews, J.P., pre- i siding. There were present-MIessrs. J. M'\\eekan, James Thompson, A. Thompson, J. Neill, J. Bow- m'n A7Cdsse and Ii, L. Moore, M.D. The iid*M +a~sciAkd1 fb9 A'h 'ptUrpose of considering the circular receih-ed froln'the Local Government Board with reference to the additional ...

... ?Oljl 101-DOIN LUTIS. BY 0aso FlVATK Wthe . BZLFAsT NEws-LETE OVex 4355. Smi3D, W.C., F=DAY NMv. The Certainty of War. '-War certain t was the prediction of nica r every person cue met this afternoon, although on this occasion the Cabbiet Council did not take the -representatives of the Press into their confidence as to the result of to-day's deliberations. It was stated that President ...

... A DOMINION ASHORE. LINER I LIKELY TO BECOME A TOTAL WRECK. I SAFETY OF THE PASSENGERS. A Reuter's telegram, dated New York, Thurs- day, ?? overdue liner Scotsman, which leat Liverpool on the 14th inst., bound for Montrzal. is stranded in the Straits of Belle Isle. Telegraphing under yesterday's date, Reut-r's MN.ontreal correspondent ?? steamer %mot- fort passed Anticosta this morning with 250 ...

... GREAT VICTORIA STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH BAZAAR. The bazaar in connection with this church, which was opened by the Lady Mayoress (Mrs. Jafid) on Thursday in the Young Men's Christian Association Hall, Wellington Place, was reopsaed vesterday afternoon by Mrs. Byers, of Victoria College. The President of the Queen's College (Rev. Dr. Hamilton) occu- pied the chair, and amongst those present ...

... SPEECH BY MR. BALFOUR. LITTLE HOPE OF PEACE. DEFEfiCE OF BRITISH POLICY A DIFFICULT TASK WE CANNOT AND WILL NIOT GIYE WAY. DECISION OF 'THE FREE STATE. SUPPORT FOR PRESIDENT KRUGER, At a luncheon given in Dundee yesterday, imn- mediately after the freedom of the city had been conferred on Mr. Balfeur, The Lord Provost, in proposing the toast of the youngest burgess, said Mr. Balfour left ...

... . cOURT AND FASH1IO. THE COURT. BUMoBAL, Fltit.-The Queen went out yes- terday morning, accompanied by the Hereditary Princess of HIohenlohe. In the afternoon her Majesty drove to the Glassalt, accompanied by the Hereditary Princess, and attended by the Duchess of Roxburghe, where Princess Henry of Batcenberg and her two younger sons joined the Queen. ° Lieutenant-Generai Chaprman, C.B., ...