... 23th nit. the ladies were entertained at luncheon in the. gentlemeta clubhoause, and in the, eeig Mrs. Haliday gave a tea. party, inviting all the competitors avnd- several personal friends. The prizes, which consisted of a disnianA and. ruby nin for the- ...

... the first to ot down ieh eharges so mach compisined of. and to Offer Reasonable Pacilities 1o the Bor- ‘ rowing Pablic. Any party, of any prolessioa. trude, or calling, desirons of raising & Loan (lowess £10). Las now the opporsunity to do %o at fixed Terms ...

... knowledge of shorthand. Application*, with Copie* Testimonial*, to be *ent to me aot later than SATURDAY, the 6th January next PuU parti alar* een be learned appUoatioß thi* Offlc . R. HAMILTON. Secretary. Water OSUw, BeUmt. 30:'a December, 1899. THE BELFAST CITY ...

... utmost in getting men, hinun. and taaUrid to their destinations with the hast possible delay. For a country where government by party it does in the United Kingdom, and when any disasters such as marked tho oocnr, tax the Government power smyi— ...

... 'Cade- snch conditions I see no reatson a hy the Queen's Colleges of Bslfast, Cork. ?? Gal vas shou'ld not p lease iall parties, and attain a dlegree of usefulness and a position in science and literature of yhiclr Ire- land might be proud. I do not ...

... mecveeme o v oo regiments is in & way saving irsh honour, but) the heroism was no more than was expected n-nq_m---.m--um' extreme party would have » decent and dignified atstude of neutrality, which would have ronformed more to their state of impotence than bystencal ...

... which extended in tha morning (rma fivn to rix milia, waa grataally unfringed, and saeoam of our arms beoamo assured. A eamU party of the enemy made flanking movement on the right, and attempted to reach the transport column, bat the mounted infantry and ...

... aaiecllOTf. A* till* tola of Coos (th* Shaaghiaaa) was fOad Mr. Hagh Bnhtia. who amrbad hlatrioaio sbiuty ia tbs oaaataaa* of Mo parti aad ia the eflnrct amaaar ha which a* woataayad the character. The exocmtire arriTcd at wise decision ehooaiac Mr. BcbMa ta ...

... saving Irislh henour, but the lherors-i .was In nt rc thin wps expected. The very lea n rnxt w-o ?? ?? thlat the Cux,-er.,e party volld ha I I ,- crvad e. Grt ccent nd azi- . Z;irl-,i of ?? I erainiv. xc ;i, hL nxoulU ilan-e corortl ert more to tjIec.- ...

... water-carts; and we are told this morning that the enemy hare been endeavouring to interfere with'tbe movements of the watering parties, which shows that the flood in tbo Tngela has not affected the bridge which the Boers have thrown across the river close to ...

... workpeople i by ooocillatiou and mediation. dispute* sad 16,127 workpeople i by direct arrangement or negotiation bat ween the parties or their repreaentatirea, 496 dispntea, 206,926 workpeople j by return to work on employers’ terms without negotiation, 71 ...

... eases of medicines of various kinds await ou arrival and win ha taken board. At Loronao Marques I shall disambark with aqr party and thou body—who wifi have a 1 ready arrived there. From Lorenxo shall proceed to Pretoria, aad then to tha theatre of war ...