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... CITY EDMITON. BE FIAWST NlEWS-'.i 'l'kTER (.IFFIUE 435, STRAND LONTDON. W,.. MOIN DAY .Morning, Six o'clocl. THE WAR. s __ a POSITION AT LADYSMITHI..i PATROLS FR FD UPON YESt TERDAY. f !BOER PREPARATIONS FOR t ATTACK. DISCOURAG1E31EXT IN THE ENEM14JY'S C.-MP. LADYSMIT'UT, October 29, 6-40 p.m. Riding round the outposts of our forces camped n 'here 1his morning, says the Morning Post's cor- ...
... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) . _, 'C'umeat 'O> n Ift t THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1899. Inthe House of Commons yesterday MIr Bal- faur brought up a message from the Queen, which was read by the Speaker. It intimated that it is her Majesty's intention to issue a pro- clamation embodying the militia. The message will be considered to-day. A brief discussion took place on the legislative work of the ...
... OUR1 LONDiO IETTE'LIR By OUR. PBRVATE WTI=. BPLFAST Nfaws-LErrTss Omcz, 435, Sm ;A-sD, W.C., WEDNESDaY NIGHT. Boer Perwersity and Cruelty. The omrinous silence of the Tran svaal Govern- ment, still unbroken wrhen the finger of destiny is pointing significantly to the word war, is re- garded as portending the worst that can happen. War preparations are still going on at homie- quietly, yet ...
... c GOVERNMENT'S PHILIPPINE POLICY SITUATION IN VENEZUELA. THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY QUESTION. BY CABLE. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. NEW YoUa, W ?? M'Kinley, Admiral Dewey, and Mr. Commissioner Schurman had a lengthy conference at the White House to-day upon the Philippines question. Admiral Dewey has given his now all-powerful support to the President's policy of getting and holding the Philippines. ...
... UPPER FALLS PARsisH, BFTYAST.-The annual harvest thanksgiving services in connection with this parishrwere held on the 1st inst., and on the following evening, the church, which had been most tastefully decorated for the occasion by the ladies of the congregation, looked particularly bright and festive. Amongst those who assisted with cdecorations, or who sent offerings of fruits and flowers ...
... I MR SIlTH, B.M., AND MR. P. A. I T'UGH, M.P. Dunrcce, T UEsDAv.-To-day, in the Queen's Bench Court No. 1, before the Lord Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Murphy, Mr. Justice Gibson, and Mr. Justice Madden, n Mr. Camphell, Q.C., hM.P., with whom was Mr. J. B. Powell (instructed by Mr. W. J. Shannon), applied, on behalf of William Smith, 1 .M., for a conditional order for tberty to file a criminal ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE REOTER'S TEL.EGRAMS. THLE DREYFUS AFFAIR. REPORTED DUEL IN PARIS. PARIS, Friday. A reporter of the Iintransilgeant says thiat' while he was, seeing a friend off by the Orient ex- press last evening he saw. Colonel Schneider, Aus- trian Military Atteeh6, carried in on a stretched- and carefully placed in the train. Blood was -low- lug freey froi -apparently, a s1erious ...
... t.oli? To ihc olher objeelion-ihat old-ave 1lcu- Eions-vould ke a ?? cource of demoralisaiioti- this ought. he .aii., .o lzc local .nd geucr21 ?? tior. If a]lerc.o ?? to old-age 1oension3 then all must have a clsirn upon it. 3ir Alekrill Beacheroft spoke of ?? in the poorer districts of our cities, and e ?? i SOCIAL PROBLEMS, if Yesterday forenoon was spent in discussing the t doctrinal ...
... The Down County Council held a special meeting on the 5th inst. in the County Courthouse, Down- patrick, when there were ?? the Right Honourable W. B. Forde, P.C. (chairman), presiding; General Montgomery, D.L.; Major Blackwood Price, RIL; Messrs. G. Bell, J. Camp- bell, R. B. Caughey, J. M. Galway, J. Johnston, W. Healy, W. H. Hurst, M. King, H. M'Grath, J. T. M'Loughlin, J. Morton, A. ...
... rESTABLISHED AN,-O 1737) ?? TI C~fOl BELFAST. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 18SS. Lord Farrer died yesterday mlorning. l The funeral of Lord Reginald Stewart place yesterday. The annual meetings of the -National Lii Federation will be held in Nott~iighanli It is reported that the Queen of IT 1larl iecently betrothed to Joachim AlbLLt Russia. The parliamentary committee of th N 3 Union Cungress are ...
... The monthlv meeting was held in the office, High Street, on the 2nd inst., when the following were present: -Dr. Gawn, J.P., chairman (presiding); John J. Martin, Patrick M'Cavans, Jas, K. Miller, Joseph Nutt, J. V. Thompson, Samuel'Whiteside. The latter, who was co-opted in the room of the late rh. Williamson, took the declaration and his seat for the first time. Mir. John Young. clerk, was ...
... 0UlNTY BOROUGH OF BELFAST. QUAPLTFJII4y MELTING OF THJE COUNCIL. ΒΆ C'-i a ilv, IIIf the Council Cif the i *1 Cci w~i held at nuoon yes- ;Ittimnbe: att 'he '[ant Hall.I a NI v,,cteltris(rIt(t, Jaliti. JIP.l lre- iIuI.-ie.'ii., ?? Nil' James H. t Ni I ?? Jl~; Will. MAICor-- e I'i Ic. Jnnius iiinlpses' Jame- \ -nHarper. Henry Hutton, ?? ol-crkth arid WV. _MC. I ' , ire Antdrews. ?? - jts. p 3. ...