... The Press and scientific men are crying out against the abuse ci our favourite beverage-tea. It is stated by people addicted to strong and F sweeping assertions that more people die annually frorn the effects of excessive tea-drinking than from alcoholic poisoning. It thus seems high time that something was done to remedy this evil- Something, it is claaned, has been done; in fact, a complete ...

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... FlRElIGN INTEIA. . AiA2j. I - v k I: E 1 T? 1 r le:. ! ...

... ;S, Lowns ORmoND QUAY, MONDAY NIGHT. The death of Mr. Wootton in the accident to the Irish mail on Friday lest was mentioned to-day to the Court of Appeal by Mr. Ronae, Q.C., who said 'the result was that the retainer both of himself and Mr. Henry, Q.C., as Mr. Wootton's counsel, was discharged in respect of the appeal by the promoters of the Components Tube Company, ! Limited, against the ...

... ,-i ' SECON-'VD CITY SPECIAL, EDITI xN. (B! EPICIAL WULF.) FREEMAN OFFICE, TUESnAY MORNING. 6.30 O'CLOC. TH IIE W'VAR. 5A'tA ...

... COUNTY ARMAGH PROTESTANT ORPHIAN SOCIETY. 5 On the 10th inst. a special service was held in DSaint Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh, and collec- if tions taken up in aid of the funds of the County .s Armagh Protestant Orphan Society. The sermon d was preached by his Grace the Lord Primate. The e other clergymen present ?? Very Rev. the Dean, Revs. Charles Faris, and P. K. Murphy. ?? Lord Primate ...

... THE ATHLONE CO.UNTY COUNCIL. ACTION FOR LIBEL. Yesterday in Nisi Prius Court No 1, before Mr Juscea Boyd and a city special jm7, th- cam of Moore v Ch~aptan came on for hearing. It was an action in wiih Mr Andrew Moore, merchat, and Vie-Chainnra of the Athlone Rurol Dktrict cl, daimed £1,000 da- mages from Mr Thomas Chapman for alleged I libel published in defendant's paper The Westmeath ...

... LURGAN. An adjourned meeting of this urban council was held in the Town Hall yesterday evening, when the mermbers present ?? John M'Caughey, J.P. (in the chair); John Soye, Wim. White, jtobert Hazehon, John 3Mahaffy, John Dobson, Joshua M'Neice, Edward Lunen, and Dr. Moore. rhe clerk stated that the council were called upon 30y the Local Government Board to furnish their observations on a. ...

... B3y THE WAY. A ry comes to us from the country. 'A n edthat the colonel of a regiment eta- d' ch tha t thprincipal towflS On the Mid- tveOe' , W, Western Railway line, jand (,re bhome on an outside drflfl d und the road cor- ca.ahen hle'fun Car.tbin de be .a drove of pig3s le was iele ~no .- ,ad used the language which ?? a 5 de ided. The pig-i e ?? ded to soothe him in characteristic dro-verd ...

... FROM OUR MIUTARY CORRES>PONDENT, BY OUR PaIVATE WIRE. LONDoN, MONDAY.-Captain Moody, of the 2nd Battalion South Wales Borderers, at Dublin, hase I been appointed aide-de-camp to 'Major-General Clements, commanding a brigade of the bts In- fantry Division, for service in South Africa. Lieutenant-Colonel Sim, Royal Engineers, who has of late been at the head of the Ordnance Sur- vey in Ireland. ...

... ¢ rIltOM OUR 0 ) . OCRFRSPONDRNT) tlY SPFKCIAL WiSIN .) Londn,. Tuesdaty 3forning. ?? Itete is becoming dcsperate at the s i- c l s-dc tf de-stter cominig from 8South ?? Va. to::ill -.he ati'y. oir rattber itr a2,is. has ?? ncroinpletely des:royed. P1'hlac tilsIit' ?? tetiv well Ipepared for anathil! I'dt n; 'y bitipoa~li Inf'. Thle Jingco papers are kivt 1,lit') tlhe tsa-l ditch of nisr'ept ...

... 'THEAV WAR THE STORMBERG DISASTER. FURTHER PARTICULARS. A DESPERATE ENGAGEMENT. BRAVERY OF OFFICERS AND MEN. EFFECTIVE WORK BY TUE BRITISHI ARTILLERY. THE MISHAP TO THE IRISH RIFLES. GENERAL FRENCH'S COLUMN. PATROL SKIRMISHING MORE FIGRTING ABOVE MODDER. ENEMY'S GUNS OUTRANGED THE POWER OF LYPDDITE. AFFAIRS AT KIMBEPRLEY AND MAFEKINTG, The Press Association war correspondent, con- tinuing his ...