... SESSION i8'99I900. SCOLARS111 P S-S IsN TIOR. Greek, Latir and Anciert History-Greer, Robert Francis. B. A.: Clark, Andrew, B.A., a prize. ?? Samuel Ardrew, B.A.; Stewart, Samituel Edgar, B.A., a prize. Natnrr I Philosophy-Vinvcomb, Thomas Bernard, B.A. Logic, Mctaphysic. ands 'Political Economy- Hamilton. Samnuel John, B.A. Nat jral History- Black, Albert Lytic, B.A; Phillips, Walter, B.A., a ...

... ROYAL COL)ii3GE OF l-NrYSICLANS AND SURGEONS. At the final exi-uination for the lienuses in mnedicine, surge-c-v. und midwvifery by the lioynxi College elf ?ysiciccns |:Wli Italnil OciiegO of Surgeane the following ezndc1ltecc 1.; aL Wll the Svibjet-G. B. Barton, G. COatilm. C. H. Carcws. ?? GOatin. (IlJ) Conspletecd ?? l:.ccun:eiiocc-H. H A. C:arter. G. WV. ?? C(-B c-k, J. W. Cicckc-lavlie, ...

... §CIE3Y k Aft WARA 4e i A BIT 'DJSASTR j ,s CAPTUREDi - - ?? PA'S ~UTNI1RED. j 1- k-J FNAN) 12 OF1FICEReS lr)iSONEIS. wflI WTT2S STATE-:1 ,rTS F3}iMENTS ORIKL)i OUT. ETJIHFR FIGHTINtG yFES' LEr-J)IA Y. ?? Cne'iows.s ?? 1t-,5n, Thesdazz , I dvrist-b of zn-d darte \.w ...

... IATIONAL PROTESTANT COAESS.| Th iti. -h et National Protestant Congres at Mlansthe~ster wre Ctontinuled yesterday iii the Central Hall. Mr.% Leonard K. Shaw. presiding o~ver a deoi nalmeing in thie morning, ex- pesdthe, hopie that. at the needt general election ]'rotkestante, all os~-c- .the kingdtott w-ould s,-nk every ,,ther que:,ttozt at order that the land udglkt Con- 'testk with an onen ...

... The improvement committee of the Council of thin borough inet at the Town Hall yesterday, under the precidency of Councillor R. Thompson. ;The inspectors of weights and measurcs wrote asking permnission to use the Corporation weigh- bridgem 'n the carrying out of the plrovtisions of the Coal bye-laws as regards checking the weight of eoal carried in bulk to a purchascr. The omn- irn ttee ...

... ~o~TH'T ER. .tein KaT ?? e prss or the --temi,3ort.500, that I' --p ~~ I-l Fh ?? and the in the bands Iisi tt te other wa~y ?? -w7. r la brough t * r Gee ge White foi- til- temporary it, in the British a A-pbattle, at a -.-c\-.uAeleed with ocf. --r to the )Irae L wo squiad- cnagtmint at -aniill boisof * 5n'i-dafgting anl 5. ~fl~e4from -ela -ecntextending I S~i 11th ir George 0- it>te~witon Its ...

... URBAN JISTRIOT COUNCILS. BANGOR. A special meeting of -this council vmas held on the 30th ult. in the Boardroom - Mr. Thomas Matthews, J.P., presiding. There were also pre- sent-Mesnrs. J. Neill, 'Dr. Moore, J. H. Savage, J. Thomsou, J. Croebie, and IL Thomson. The report ol the town surveyor (Mr. E. Wroods) was I read, in which it was stated that Pickie barhing 3 place was in a bad stats. ...

... ftvoM STAViDARD 15NMLU7EMS By SEAB.IWAN D. NiEL, 0-riecMY. DOXNEALL FLACE. Seolr *t Kexs.Letrer Offirc. V 25:1hur.26 VF. 7Stlu 29.,31lon. 3Zbues. ?? ! S.Y t &S.S.H .Varihable laW. W.S.Wf i. !~ ~ 2 [2. . _ _ h ' 3 ?? S -5 | 5 -3 ?? 1 l5 s -5 i - ! Dotted lines indirnte height of triromerer a noon, black ;Loes at naidnictl. Tnitial lett'rs show directiove of wind nlrelurv falls for rain, with ...

... FERRYBOAT DISASTER-LOSS OF LIFE. FILIPINOS ANXIOUS FOR PEACE. SHAMROCK'S DEPARhTURE DELAYED BY CABLE, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. NEW YORE, TUESDAY-The steamer which sank the ferry boat Pennsylvania last night proved to be the Savannah Sner Augusta. The ferry boat sank in a few minutes, and all her passengers, about fifty en number, were thrown into the water. Fortunately there were numerous ...

... (ESTABLISHEDJ ANNO 1767.) I i Bdtmact t -hle !~ A, boy named Craia was accidentally killed vesterday in a timber store in Ballymena by some loose planks falling upon him. In connection with the murder of a boy at Dalston railway station, a young woman, who 1a stated to be his mother, has been arrested. It is reported from Shanghai that a native re- volt has broken out at Jenhuaih6ien, in the ...

... 77NDSOR WARD. A meeting of the general committee of this ward was held at the offices of the association, 5, Rose- mary Street, on Monday evening last. Mr. W. T. Alderdice, chai'anun of the ward, presided, and amongst those present ?? Robert Johnson, F. C. Johnston, and James King-Kerr, M.D., J.P.; and Messrs. Ales. Thompson, A. P. Daizell, D. W. Foy, Andrew Mitchell, Charles H. Lynas, James ...

... dSTIRRING STORY 'FOR STIRRING TIMES. ?? Mr. Samuel Willia-me, of Brithdir, a station- d master on the Snowdlon tramroad. is a man with a i stirring histori, which a North Waks Observer representative elicited from his modest and manly lips. He is an old soldier, of whom in these war- it like times we may be proud, and his story is ap- Ls propriate to present interest. Born forty-five e1years ...