... and R. S. Henr-y. Cricket-Captain, Robert &. Heiry; vice- capo~un. Rober Pc-ialy; c reas-ursr, Robert Logan; -ecr -,tz, John Russell. 210, South Street, Ncew-- towenarils comnit-tee, D. Ho-uston, W. Stevenson, -. -Asdaon. J. MNIoosa. L. Martin, ?? . cev ...

... James M'~Manus, John -Nelson, B. O'Buyec Jamies O'Boyle, Wkm. Orr, Arthur Quinn S. A. Russell, John Shamano, inv. 'Solfero, Roehrt Suifornl, Win. Smith, Win. Vance, said Georgeit-sd Musess. John Clark, cleric to the councI il; John Rl. ...

... sided, and am-ongst those in attendlan(e wvere- -Messrs. John Henderson, J.P. ; ThomasMo, J.P.; A. H. I. oSporule, J. P. Fiaton, john Doris:, J.P. ; Joseph Fails, J.P. ;Willie-m Ander- son, J.P. ; John Elliot., JLP. ; 1rpaut Pat.terson, J.P. ; A. Stewa~rt ...

... POLTOS IN-FilM L1dEN ICE. In -tile ctzstodr ?? les.t'csanr. hanc M,-s. Gat-re-t. Na.-ie. R.L, iin-1 -il tider Majlcomsir x | John Clenr-y and Wi ll.-n Biand were rharvrd hr i A~etiag-RSeogezian t- ficu-hey w't ha vbnag .n tnhe- p r . Vi-tLS night. Szkreten ...

... 1V. Russell, M.P. Some slight interrnptior; d!nc opposition wa5 evinced, but on the whole .;t proceedings were harmonious. Rev. John T. Rea, Presbyterian ni,; er i Fes, oresided, an(! said that they were met nor ons, Lo do honoor to Mnr Russell, butalso ...

... Jordain ?? Londonderry Cirv-Marquis of Hamilton ?? Arthur Moore ?? Londonderry (orshl-Fight Jonoura-ble John Atkinson ?? ILondonderrv (South)-John Gordon ?? Monaghan (North)-D. ?? ?? Newsr--P. G. H. CarviF ?? Tyrooe (E1a.t)-Colonel Sandasith ?? P. C. ...

... Donegal. Mr. John Herduian, DPL, High Sheriff, and Mr. John S. M'Cay, Under Sheriff, sat in the Grand Jery room of the county courthouse, at. eleven o'clock, to receive nominations of candidates for the representation of the division. Mr. John Cooke, Q.C ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. MR. T. W. RUSSELL'S LAND PURCHASE SCHEME. TO THE lEDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEW S-LETTER. EiP-I cannottoo strongly impress upon yoer readers that Mr. Russell's statement as to the Fry Commission, repeated again yesterday at Maoy, is an absolute ...

... Alexander, Robt- Alien. John Lovod, Francis EvanN, Jnn-es Cravw- fordl, Ro:bert FM`taanniou, 1Hill ?? J.P. ; Jasi. Admuin, John Doenman, David Hay, Robert Stewrart, RIughs MErcoy, Bernard O'Donnell, and Pat-rick Ran;iial. Meis rs. John HI. Brett, county survesor; ...

... the respeet. and es;teem of all, as,. unlike Mr. Russell, he showed he laikd the courage of his opinlions ; and -svnifc confidence cotuld flhey have in a luan who had( iacti (Cbeersj) p When Mr. Russ-ell found that the electorsl wvere not, like~ly to accept ...

... ,0 Mr. Russell by Mr. William O'Brien, Mr. John Dillon. and other Nationalist leader has n- acted as a counter influence. Mr. W. M.-ot. the Mensber for North Antrim, took rth~e Jre coportunity that offered t.o dissociate B ms- from Mr. Russell. That wa ...

... W. H. Cralg T. Caiw-eli, Si. W~aiace, 1. Thoipzon, John Mtan- ston, D. D. Bo-ie, J. B. 'rlonr Dr. Field, J. S. -Mairs. Metssrs. R. c. Han,L!on- S. C. MiErov, John BurnIde, nVm. Hami~ton, a ?? ;John Pinker- ton, Daniel Dempsey, G(3es. Fa4i, J. Cameron ...