... Harrison 'instructed by Mr. Porter and Msr. G-aIwav; for certain of fthe ten-uets,; Mr. Wan. MittGasta (inca-noted by Mr:. Johne. Car- rickf-,rfrus) fjor the landlords, t4;e CaariuklfeTrgus Towxn Gomrnisisioners, and somte of the tenants. Other interests ...

... from Bal- doyle. John Angus, jun., -WaS appointed coxswain of the Ro-tbh -lifeboat, isith instructions to. keep the crew in readineas during eas-terly gales on the s^-kri foor casualties c n the Baldoyle sanxdbank. Ar. T. X. Russell, MY.P.- has talken ...

... 12-pouiatcer il2cwt. gunis. S-i of tI-he former are to be rteadi'c for deepatch to South Afia bv the 24th inst. DEPARTURE OF LORD RUSSELL OF KILLOWEN'S SON. Tihe saiing of th. lQ'i'donn.n Castle from South- impvon, says the 'Da.ily M l' wazs made m:ere| mterescinr ...

... Censor) says -Sir John MAilbank io-day w.ent out with a patrol of five men in aol. On the plain north of Coles- berg they were fired cvr by the enemy's outposts and returned. The Boers galloped to intercept tliem, and slightly wounded Sir John Mutilbank in ...

... dozen men in the~ gallery -who -were thiere before their old friend was in-1 s~talled in office by a near relitive, of Ea-r~l Russell. 7The Naew Quoen' Counsel. Among Erho botch of new Queen's Coumri~e gazetled to-trio-lit Is Mr. William Otto Adolphi Julius ...

... traLn in wlnch patients can enjoy t!ie repcrse and the coOs f rs t a ospittla, o'r use Ott the lhnes of cnommuniecation. Sir John ,lrr e |has gone OUt wsh chi s-ti.n1. whs wll have its ;owin siefc of sue-gon; aend nut-asme. It is called Princess C'hrtrerns ...

... S.P. ; John MDl-neux. J.P.- ; W. Montg0omerv, J. H. G. Mulligan 13. 3M'Curdy, D MErve], Edward M1'Gro-gan, James Ih'>M-anos. John Nel- son1, Bernard O'Boyle, Jarmes OB(ly3e, William Orr, Akrthur Quinn, George Reid, Arthur Ritchie, S. A. Russell, William ...

... StewartI HB.A, itatbgar, Dutblin. Dumncara nChat-ie-7, Ilev. John Stea-art, Dablin. Fitzroy livenue Ohurch-11-30 and. 7, Rev- Wm. Par-, M1I Elmwrood Chorch-l-31e, Per. David Furoes, a LA; 7, BRev. John I-atie, it A. WNindsor lresbyterisn Church-11-39, Rev. ...

... 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. ...

... the Linen Hall Library, Donegall Square North. Mr. F. P. Gunning, J.P. (John Gunning & Son, Ltd.), occupied the chair. anud the attendaneri in- cluded-.ddesers. nSamuel Brveon (John Adams & Co.), James 1(1. Black (Janes Black & Co.), 1. C. Shillington (Broidway ...

... ly, D-aniel M'Kirlly-, James Delargay, John Don- nelly, Denis M'Kinley. -MAex- iitr Patrick MPCoroick, Archibeld M4'Rinley, NV. J. MN'Vickcc, Moore Laurance, Fran-ets AlIaughian. Hughi Dun- ca-n. James Clarke, John Butler, Pata'ick M'Gn-n, Hugh M~Caughan ...

... George Allen, J.?.; John An derson, J.1..; Thomas Androews, George Bell, J.1.; .arnes Camp- bell, l.P.; George Dickson, JT.; Hugh Frazer, I W I rHealy, S .P.; Franciis Heron, M. King, H. 1lRica , PRi- hard M'Nabb. and William Russell. Dr. M. S. Nolan, resident ...