... KINGSTOWN AND BRAY INTELllGENCE DEAN'S GRANGE JOINT BURIAL BOARD. The monthly meeting of the Dean's Grange t Joint Burial Board was held at the Town Hall, Kingstown, yesterday, Mr Thos l.arke, U D C, presiding. There were also ?? Bearnisb, J P; 3Messrs B K COay, J P; Lawrence Wick- ham, V C, U D C; 'Michael Broderick, Michl Murray, Major Blount, Joseph Ward. James Byrne, T W Robinsoan, J ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE I . . .. ?? ,w - to (FROM OUR OwN CORRESPONDENT) ts tR1Y SPECIAL WIVRE.) le -.tondon, Friday 'Morning. ill Wilen the fret list of casualties at Mo'i ler ,d F River came-in y'soeeday the que. ticn ese c,s- ening everyonse' ncnd was nwhrt truid i.n.d ive- Ithuen have meant by his appa.ling despatch? *o The list sbowvsno indication of bearing out his id manifestly inflated ...

... i Q, ti 4-AN D-P I onittn' pef VI1 DUBLI: -SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9,1499 ?? I There was an absence of nen yesterday from Lrtd Methuen, which, it seems, is due to the fact that the Boers have destroyed telegraphic communication, and a(so blown up a railway culvert near Graspan. News from, Ladysmith shows that it wee atill safe on Thvraday. Heavy firing ise reported to haie been heard north of the ...

... C HUISTMAS SIIOPPtNG 1 IN THE' ITY,.; ?? -- ' I-. I TODD. BURNS :AND£l. , a T 7 eY.vflfl0knW9 firm qJoesJf14 guCOS. 1'and Go, Mary street, have alice exhibition of I' IiQhstiniq goods. The firm has since O9tobel been under entirely new imnagemtenrt, and the . I air of business about h estabhish'ment shows a conrsi-lerable improvement in the retail de- partment. Everything has `bee3 'protidd ...

... I - . I DUBLIN COUNTY COUNCIL Yesterday the fortnightly meeting o ?? Council was held in K3jlm'nlhiam Courthouse, at,1 three o'clock. Lv The Chairman (Mr P J O'UNei. J p} presided, and the other members of the Couincil present A ?? Wim CuzmtsLey, Joseph Moonev. i i.1 P; James Joseph Food, Robert KeatinuI Clar, J P; Colonel Henry Gore Lindsay, D L;t James M-Kenna, Andrew C 'Tynan, ,,uines Ala- ...

... - INSTITUTE OF J OURNALISTS U LSTER DISTRICT COMMIITTEE. r ti MIEETING IN BALLY3ME NA. j restsrday afternoon the monthly meeting of te d renmmittee of the Ulster District of the Institute of Journalists was held in the Town Hall, Ballrmean1. p MQr. T. J. Campbell, Ml.A., LL.B. (president of the t Distriet), wtas in the chair, and there were also pre- ?? James Henderson, M.A., J.P. (Prisident s ...

... 01111 LONDONN LETTEB. BY ova PRIVAThE WiE t BELFAST Nzws-LErraF OFFICE, 465, STRANDo, W.C., FraDY uIGHT. r Irish Noblemen for the Front. No surprise is expressed at the fact that Lord Fingall and Lord Longlurd have both volunteered for the seat of war. The first peer was born inl 1859, zo that he is nes in his forty-first year, and I until lately he was a lieutenant in the Royal Meath 1 ...

... PRETORTA AS IT IS. ! A correspondent of The Times, writing from IPretoria on November 15, ?? arrival of so many British subjects as prisoners of war in the hands of the Boers, though troubling the minds of her Majesty's loyal subjects who are graciously permitted to remain here on sufferance, is not with- out its compensations. We do learn something of ! what is going on outside, without ...

... l ?? iWEEKLY IL.LUSTRATED NEWSPAPElS, The flrst picture 3%n P z, ?? .- trait of the late MajTr4Areral uchrpe. wl' lille d at Alagersfiotein n 11s i;- A*. meat girca a firle portra:t o F f-\1 L Robsberts, and tl.ero are at :.r L I~itchcr~e' of Ehart in ad o-iC 3lrI.-Z - Hector Laecdonald. Thb're arC rr -e lustrations of tkae war, o:e ' 7015a- determairation of the ]r- p Br sutprenicr of tihe ...

... V DEFENCE COMMITTEE OF o TEE CABINET. MEETING AT THE WAR d OFFICE. t T WITH GENERAL GATACIRE. . C t REPORTED FIGHTING NEAR STORMBERG. POSITION AT CHEVELEY CAMP. MORE ARTILLERY PRACTICE BOMBARDMENT OF LADYSMITH PROCEEDING. DESPATCH FROM BADEN- POWELL. ANOTHER CASUALTY LIST. Lord Salisbury came to London yesterday after- noon from Hatfield, and was present at a meeting of the Defence Committee ...

... APPROVAL OF THE GOVERNMENT'S POLICY. SPEECHIES B1 MR1. J. H. CAMPBELL, Q.C., NT.P., AND MR. WAM. MOORE, Q C, -MIP. SPECIAL TELEGRAMi. KaL-GSTOWN-, MONDAY NIGTr.-To-night a meet- ing of the Unionists of South Dublin was held in Kingstown. Major Domville, D.L., presided. There was a large attendance of ladies and gentle- men, especially of members of the Primrose League. The Right Honourable ...

... EM1NIPLOYMNIENT IN BELFAST AND DISTRICT Mur. R. Sheldon, in the Labour World, le- ports as follows:- Shipbuilding and Engineering-Branches of societies with 8,506 members haa-e 217 (or 2.6 per eent.) unemployed, as against 215 (or 2.4 per cent. of their membership) ?? the end of October. The patternmakers report employment as dull. The blacksmiths, blaclismiths' strikers and helpers, ...