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... RAPID B-A.TrFSH CONSTRUGONIN. While great work in the matter of fitting out and repairs has been in progress at the dockyards, constructional operations have been pursued with even more obvious vigour, and the Royal Dock- yards have attained as satisfactory results as any establishment in the country. At Portsmouth, for instance, says Engineering, three battle- ships-the Canopus, Formidable, ...
... I BY OUR ?Ai~TARY COORRSPONDENT. BY OUR PFRVATE WRE. LosNmu, ToRsDnYr-Colonel Willians, W*ho gave up command of the 2nd Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment when at Belfast, will, it is expcted, be appointed to command the 38th and 64th regimental districts at Lich-field, in succes- I sion to Colonel Prior (late9 South Staffordshire Re- giment), who has become a temporary major-gene- ral to ...
... I )UBLIN DAY BY DAY. 38, LOWER ORTMOND QUAY, SUNDAY NIGHT. MIr. Chamberlain arrived yesterday by the afternoon mail about five o'cloclk at Kingstown, and on landing he travelled in a saloon carriage from the jetty to Kingsbridge, whence hie drove to the Viceregal Lodge. To-day the right honourable gentleman attended Divine service at the private chapel there. The feeling was that he would not ...
... I A STEAMER WRECKED. SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE FEARED BY CABLE. FROM OME OWN CORRESPONDENT. ,INsw yeOR, SuNDAY.-The movemmnt in the Southernt states to disfranchise the negroes 1s so rapidly progressing as to justify the prediction that in the course of a year not one of the old slave-holding Statis but will have enacted special provisions for \heir State Constitutions abolishing the negro vote. ...
... A SUNDAY S1HOOL TEACH1ER AND HIS FRIENDS. A well-known Sunday school teacher has told an impressive and interesting story to the representa- tive of a newspaper. As might have been expec- ted, we learn from this paper (the Dean Forest Mercury) that his character is of the highest. He has instructed a successful class, and his word can be thoroughly relied upon. The young man al- luded to is ...
... ,di1 r eLONIAL SFCRE'fARYa IN> DUBLIN,. gjoNoUlR FROM T9tINITY COLLEGE. 1LIIvEL OF LL.D. CONi'Pl PR ED. A CIIAIIhCI~LISlIIC SPEECH. 1~' OUR I-EvorjEet. ?? 5. on-' .u--he sole topics of cnversa- , ?? art. the vtsit of the Colonial , it iitinelit of Fiet'l-Mad l .1 ect oVrmittonS in South Africa. l. h1n1iourrb'ba Joseph ClaMnber- thLi,-, r yesterday by all atr'nit 1 - ., ?? in Irefod Pihce; but ...
... RATEFAYEL.-Your letter is not authenticated. BELFAST COAL FUND. TO THE EDITOR OF TIM DELAST NEWS-LETTER. SIP.-I am directed by the committee of the above fund to ask your reader e to remember the poor this year also. There has been an unex- i Vected descand in consequence of the war i l the I Transvaal, and it is a matter for thankfulness that. it has heen so liberally responded to; but I ...
... ARMAGIH CHURCH SCHOOLS. ADDKESS BY TEE LORD PRIMATE. The annual distribution of prizes provided by the governors of the Armagh Church Schools took place yesterday in the Church Walk, Schoolroom, Armagh. The cliafr was occupied by his Grace the Lord Primate, and the prizes were distributed by Miss Alexander. There was a large attendance of 1 parishioners and friends of the children, amongst ...
... CITY EDITIOIN.- BELFASST NE;\W'S-LSETTERI OFFICE, 455. STRAND LONDON. G. .ATURDAY Mormmig, Six o'elo. i~el TlE- WNARS A;t THlE COLENSO DISASTlER. LONDON NEWSPAP i. ER ?? COMMENTS. 1,j NEWS FROM MIODDER. c it 41'i ARTILLERY EXCHANGOES ON p1 THE 12TH. o C( if. E,,NE1MY'S GUNNS SILENCED. ,, The Times, referring to General Builts e'e- d spatch, ?? lamentab)le the ?? anid oi the reverses see ...
... Dib'idL'i ?? L A -IN F. Thte acijoitroct: iljc t!t tile- ting, of this mnr ?? 'ticn;di' rliititi--:ΒΌ'i (ontik- vctie'tiay, I010501; ZLviiiI ic fI I tit'e %kialnt ot a Ijli1Q0M1 ojf tttmifhr- i. ?? 'vili Ile1 itlile.i- red tiiai the quar tenty tnctin-, oi-itl~wiadoretf titrwl ufti-: ilili t Locall Gotvertntti-tl let. ?? Lf UAG1N. An a djntt-ni-I Pt -Otii ol Oii it S tnkl rtiio-i3 wis fli't; I1 ...
... I THL TWO 1RELANDS. Mr. Chamberlain's vi.;it to Dublin bhas qnce nore brought into very clear light the profound, tnough I tI not, in our belief, irremediable, cleavage by which Irish life is divided. We knew already that larse I numbers of Irishmen looked upon the Doers 'a0w n t arms aeainst this country with the came cheerily a undiscriminating sympathy with which thue have t, regarded, or ...
... ANNUAL MEETLING OF FOYLIE COlLEGE, LONDONDE3RRY. THE INTERMEDIATE SYSTE1 Otf EDUCATION; The annual meeting for the distribution of prizes to the pupils attending Foyle College, London- derry, was held yesterday at the institution. 'Mr. T. B. Montgomery, J.P., one of the governors, presided, and there was a large attendance. The head master, Mr. J. C. Dick, M A., submitted a satisfactory report ...