... tup for judgment when called on. Mr. Francis V. lestby, of Killballroaen. has been appointed a Deputy Lieutenant of the County of Clare. In the Southern Police Court, before Mr. Byrne, Q.C., a vounrg man named Patrick Taafe, a cahlinet- naioLer, was charged ...

... I IRISR COU.NTY COUNCILS' GENERAL COTTNClL. Dvunwc, T-rsnDaa.-To-day a meeting Of the Irish County Councils' General Council was held in the Leinster Lecture Hall. Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart., presided. 'rihe following county councils were represented: ...

... and suburbs. The Queen has approved of the appointment of Captain Hector Vandeleur to be her Majesty's Lieutenalnt of the County Clare, in the room of the late Ltrd Inchiquin. I Mr. Thonas Sexton. managing director of the Freeman's Journl, h1as succeedod ...

... being utilised. He said that in accordance -with an act passed some tire ago, an inebriates' home had been opened in the County Clare. but things were so well managed by the framers of the law that the bui.lding was there, the officers were there, the expense ...

... ovec th' head.s of to e Count-y Court 'sto the tiliferent county officicis. Thbe proper Troceciore. hoe considered, -would l3as to he-re .day a-pp oitedr for the diiscudovn of these matters., arnd to have rhoc views of thle County Coxrrx- c~i] pui iseftari ...

... COUNTY BOROUGH OF BELFAST. The gas committee of the Conratil of this boryongh met at the Towvn Hall yesterldy, with Conneillor WIellingtor Young in the ch~air. A o ?? Qr month Were exainm;ea, cl:eckei, tnd .r.tned 'DO ' reported to the Cuncil for nayment ...

... C'Kane rre-c-' i c. it thlt- MIr Foirtie-T fwouli'id ho f a toe c- r-l for a soecifiC purp-ose. ?? Ab' amnoilen t WaS de-clared lost-, -nnd ohe :wt on ?? ?? ;ind caried ...

... fever. PHILANTHROPIC MOVEMENTS. The jlarahioness of Dufferin and Ax-a acknol- ledges with thanks, dceque for £9 from iss Park, C(lare Lodge School, Newrcastle, being the proceeds Irons pupils' entertainment for the invalided.and disabled soldiers of The Royal ...

... Camden Street and Harcourt Street. The orig'in of the fire is not known, and the loss is partly covered by insurance. The county coroner, Mr. Friery, held an inquest on the bod' of the male child found in the River Liffey, near London Bridge Road, and ...

... ald ? l iss 'tShea Lo;odi E. Manner's, tie Honour- ae Ic l'crcy rernardt thi Honiourable 'oira (Yflrieol a an the Honourable Clare O'Brien, the UIononiralea ?nrs. Mastev Beresiord, the Ronouralble OtwTay ICLFse, the Hononrrable i-rs. Fitzja mbe, the Honourable ...

... - s'i'llr't dL int4 rdic ?? mure Vhall trn tho,- sand csolse slbous-ers in x ilaton of the Exclusion Act. The 'H erald' &claree that the Wasingon au-hborities ought t-nnsnvenly to stolp disi 7.ialantioI of the ace. If the Government findse that the ...

... e persons -were blown away or drowned, ?? train being entirely wrecked. The chairman of the Southern Pacific tailroad de- clares that he has not, heard of the disaster and disbelieves the report. maRE ss ,SaOCI-TrON FOEI.sN- SPECIAe. NEw Yonn, SaTna-rEs ...