... 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- ...

... ANNUAL CONFERENCE IN DUBLIN- DBan, TESsnAY.-To-day the conference of Co-operative Societies, under the auspices of the Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, was re- sumed in the Antient Coneert Rooms. The Right Honourable Horace Plunkett, M.P., presided. Rev. T. A. Finlay, S.J., vice-president of the society, delivered an address on the Co-operative Movement. He said they all had perfect ...

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... (EST.BLISIILL) _SN20 i a BEDF 3 |T. U WEDNESDAY, DLCI I' 'f The ,Spanishl stemer Lr- Queenstown yesterdar w.! tue An Austrian sqpadron Ii on a visit to tlhe Squadron. The Seotr.slh raiihv t- terdav to arlvanme t..er ; COval and mincLil. Fire children hare ben e .a fire wvhich brk,,e uu:-e - Street, London. Two engineers o the - ?? - - , weea drowned yOter4- a3 hand -,.e gangway slipped owing ...

... ffBEILFAST NEW S-LETTER OFFICE. I 435. STRAND LONDON. W.C. WEDNESDAY Morning, Six ocloel. 1w, THE W AR. C oe be oc POSITION AT LXDYSMTITHo THE SORTIE ON THlE 7TH. GENERAL WHITE AND THlE K rROOP& V THE SKIRM.IsSHING NEAR T ARUNDEL. LAtDYrSMITH, Dec. 8 (Via Frere Camp. Dec. 11). At eleven o'clock last nighit Alaior-Geineral HuntCl, with 100 Light Horse, 500 Volunteers, a S few- gunners and ...

... M& JOHN DILLON, M.P., IN BELFAST. The new United Nitional Clab, in connection with the Belfast branches of the United Irish League, which is situated in Berry Street, was formally opened last evening by Mr. John Dillon, M.P. The chair was; occupied by Mr. Joseph Devlin, and there wasna large attendance. The chairman, in the rotirse of an introductory speech, said it was a subject for ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) V.. ?? 7tt.~~f~f~ BELF AST. I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1899. | Mr. W. H. Faloon, Q.C., died yesterday morning. There was a serious fire yesterday at the Queen Victoria Spinning Mills, Dundee. ;--There was a railway collision yesterday near Glasgow, and the guard of one of the trains was injured. It is reported from Paris that alarming re- ports have been received as to ...

... THE WAR4 SORTIE FROMI LADYSMITH. A BRILLIANT AND SUCCESS- FUL ENGAGEMENT. THREE BOER GUNS CAPIURED. THE ENEMY'S COMMUNICA- TIONS CUT. FIGHTING NEAR STORM- BERG. BOER POSITION IMPREGNABLE. A BRITISH REVERSE. DESPATCH FRON GENERAL GATACRE OVER 600 SOLDIERS MISSING. SKIRMISHING NEAR ARUNDEL. LORD METHUEN'S FORCE. jAGEMENTS NEAR SPYTFONITEIN. The Press Asociation says the War Office isssei shortly ...

... PROlVI.NCIAL INEWS THE EX'lVi'T; 'rIlNAN7TA MEETING IN lLLINASLOE. A mceting for the purpose of raising a fund &Pr the relief of the evictc d tenants was held .uo the Working Men's Club, Baltinasloe, Mr tho- Byrre, J P. and subsequently Rev Father IBowes, Adan, presiding. ?? Rev Chairma;n said the evc-ted teanots Were in a very w retched state, and somrething should be doue to relheve thEm. He ...

... R ESCUE OF THEE CREW. Wateror4 Sunday. roe sehooner Unicorn, bound from Cardiff to Ba~lyhack with a cargo of coal, went ashore in T-aMore Bay -day, and stranded ?? the racecourse. The crew was rescued bh the rocket appwrtus, the lifeboat having failed to reach the vessel. The veswsel is likely to beeomo a total 'wreck. She belongs to Mr Cummins, Bralyback. MOUNT ARGUS. The large congregation ...

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... THE M.Ue lcIpuN li(JTYL ROST ii EVA-0M. he REOPENED ON~ SATI PDrT' re On Saturday thae fianiou¶ us >fS .p '-trevor, which for- the ro.se . 1 bt udergoi~ng ?? il tCe, xi decc..aticn3 vvi rp~I - etion, ofvan r ?? s~ mient of Mr arid Mil UI-,j% Mounre HoZei T' bE t byag I Lord 'Neiiry. Ltt. edthe hands of a. prva:le about a year -(3, it.- :. (teat Otorcheru .Railv~2 £ L. Iquisurionad thu et~-c ...