... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... I 110W KRUGER GOT H1S GUNS. 11OW THE BILL1 WAS PAIl) A ND THlE SECRE'T KEPT. (FROM OUR CORIIESPONDL;NT.) BEAIUJN, Fridayv Night. A plinsililo1 Story \VU. ICA11 ia tho Itroens, laltl of tito 111:Iun1or iii which l'1c-itloit, ENra-ker a CN'111~j ill P~1114). U! aitle for ar'~-lfule-iitt:, ?? e0 v4)ii tools uponl ?? ?? uid dtlo siispiL'i01 of uppropu-iat~in tho juiiilir lain L rlathitr than let. ...

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... ITae SCo)TflS1J TIM)OPS IN S')UTiI L - A'RIA | LNTEIC iCESORY AND MEM-IORP L SKERVICES. I TME41CNGo:m`11) VALOUR. | Wethisn tho reg-ion of Covent Ciarden Markzet E'ii~ r nd3 fd CicoresC tlie CroWnJ-CU-rt Seotti:_h rZ: O uere. oroieriy rassociated with the ?? arid iamrn,! of Dr Cunirniug. flain and subatantial I in character, the celifie occupies the site of the I old-t~ie Scottish Ernbus-y. ...

... the (i th. jIffiij3i,!.4 Id tos, Warp, Tim Imftj.J;- iln toiu war eonkin lUe,.-4 `Sit Ldvom.to) a, tile. Eludsr i Jiv.or bam beo n followl-d by tit al ?? I Ito'['gum a] ~s2@o. t} i, O.>tS15a sjlistlhl tdf de-nil it, po(xSitions; nriither tido ii strongij erniigh to carry the3 ejjiely'.,c ?? 1t i-S4 well w at corroetivo to uinidu decspondeney to boar in mind this ?? lispoct of the eiae. T'Mit ...

... I CLONTARF URBAN COU3NCIL I I I On Tuesday the fortnightlt meeting of the, Clontarf Urban District Council was held in tie Town Rall, the Right uion Lord Ardilaun pre- siding. Tie other members present were-inI Craword, J P; George Healy, William Hlills, and Edward Vernon. ISOLATION HOSPITAL. A letter was received from the Local Go- vernment Board forwarding, for the iaformat'on of' the ...

... OUR LADIES LETTER V NIVERSITY DEGREES FOR GIRLS (From Ous London Lady Correspondent.) The lists of the B A's and the B Sc's 'ho ?? graduated at the rereit eraminations a- the University of London shows a falling oil in the number of female candidstts, and the Landon University Colleges admit that thbre is no inerea'fe in the number of their g~rl stuienta who are sttdying for a degree. I The ...

... otaMAW, i8w. The black shadow of war dime the g1lY and joy of the festive esWon. The Qhrit- mas message of.:the angel Peace on ewk to men of gooi will ias moektd amid tht thunder of the cawmot and the tale of the rifles, the shouts of thewiotors and the St of the dying on the corpenewcumxered plW of South Afiie&, ?? 0t vilidg of widwa and orphans at. hoofe. Wak most horsible at the bq*, is ...

... JST. A.NDREIT'S PARjsi WEJS | I, N A N I I ,-A 1 ;)8 INTEREST S1 0T, . R\TRES1N~,-AND IMFOIRTA\1 PAROCHIAL H~AL;, A NDPUL. : CREATION R'C Rev\VJMrnv iit4ld ?? tttllnwi ' : , ?? - t ZI On beha of the ?? i Andrewv's P. ish, I earnes7i cus co-opera t on jn It n takig .. the geaer.d r of ?? v:Z_.Ore erectien t foi'I,'; H I wil' be a source tJfiE 1> ao and *v:ll a3jvarce the rr.o', i±- social *ve ...

... 'THE TRANSVAiAL iWAR. ifI STORIES OF COLENSO. DEEDS OF GALLANTRY: COLONEL PLUMER'S FORCE. THE TRANSVAAL ENTERED. I-NORTHERN ECHO SPECIAL WAR qERVXC3 I I JEAST BORDER rt BATTLE OF COLENSO. t: A GRAPHIC NA'JRRATIVE. f Chieveley, December 16th.-'Uufortu- r nately, one gallant officer, Col. Long, who commanded the artillery, was C, seriously wzunded. Lieut. Roberts, Bonl 5of Lord Roberts, was ...