... the space of • few weeks the mil &Trim army the Turkish frontier. At slum gep-dan;;btere in oddit.oll to road situation at United Stitis has been th e of th e th e i u g e p eu d ence o f &m a ti m e lulus:m.o,d. &sale d0m . :44.d by wee rec ..* msg. ...

... results, The Pembroke list is topped by J. D. with @ good deal more power than he that the country should be governed the United Senate in connection possesses, as recent action of the strong and even hand of cellent bate. with the ing with the University ...

... subject, resolution was proposed and xui;- that those members who represented cities and towns should bo called together U> take united action on the question, and with a *iew to holding a convention to consider the subject in ite different phases, as to introduce ...

... desirable to restore to civil life. In ' all seventeen-thousand Yeomen were sent out. The close of the year witnesses another military movement for the relief of regulars. Regiments of Horse and Foot have been sent from the United Kingdom and India , exchanging ...

... that time. Only let it be remembered that in such a mat- W haste may not make for speed. The work of re-settling the population, re-establishing civil institutions, and re-organisnig the great indus true., be thoroughly well done, and cannot be done in ...

... are pretty uniformly in favour of such a jehad carrying all b»fore it. unless checked contact with of the force* European civil:- I sation. So much, then—or. rather, we fear i should aay. little—for the prospe.ts , of Abdul Azit being able to mahe headway ...

... the civil population is growing with the resettlement the country. The Colonial and American mails were: South Africa 660,000 articles India, and China 600,000 articles Axiatralia (average 1,009 sacks New Zealand (average 200 sacks! sacks United States ...

... - - Die,Rathminee on Thursday night,. internee George Ireland, wee in tete ,‘ wwww° '„,__, here on Catholicity and Civil Life., was deli- Memel flil St. fee MY, Thur°°•Yr • w° vend to the Rev. PM.' Irby, 8.f., rd. the Apra, under the preeirocf ...

... _ ~ _v j 1 . much brought home to osUtes. That would save much delav and instance, I cost, and enable «he tenants to get re-settled .The Judsmt&ro Act abolishes the poet, fiurh meetings that which was held and tho dntiep are henceforth bo dis- yesterday ...

... 18th ?loco. no Only Dublin Candidate Successful. Presions Results enelude.— FIRST PLACE, UNITED KINGDOM, end BIM RUBE RESULT to 13 of 13 .I,sec-owe asenslose tan& CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE, 31 RUTLAND SQUARE. DUBLIN. JAMES P. KENNEDY. LATE &It.C.cL. PPINCIPAL ...

... Internatiorel Stocks were e ff ected by the doleeu Mb rellies, h but the ehmlui wee resettled lad weak. ileseit's Deep 11 2 Do Wait .- 11 23 .3 ie. l lO .1 Irish Civil Service Permanent Building Society 5 o_ so of the Continental Bourses, which were sweetly ...

... MUSLIN GOWNS . M Gain,. 10a 6d. Mot TLYN. h.. 13 0. Ih. li.• 4 L.. M. E. 5.4.4. .1. nun . . Utley b. tion OXFORD AND UNITS MORNING SHIRTS (Self.Colosted ems,. bather appeared te came melt Meath. . a 7727 ' lIIIIIMentICOLINIRED LINKS COATS. Plain ...