... College); three-quarters, C. Robb (Queen’s), D. M Cansland (Cob I legions), A. (N.1.P.C.), and D. B. Taylor (Queen's); hslres, M'Connell (N.1.P.C.) and W. Wilson (Malone); forwards, C. W. Alexnodcr (Queen’s), Steen (Queen's), J. Lepper (N.1.F.C.), J. Wright ...

... Infantry, King's Royal Rifles and :?Rifle Brigade, and a depot company of the Royal IArmy -Medical Corps. t later telegran ?? Majestic left Chpe- towvn for Durban on Saturday afternoon. The Wakool also left for Durban arith the Royal Army Medical Corps ...

... select frrom.. MIarble saand o151251 HGH -1 DICKSONJ ROYAL NUSRIS BELFAST. Trams pass t}o: Cataloguies Nurseriie at Belmont. on Application. 2584 0 1ALEjX DICKSONJ & SONSi ROYAL FLORISTS, 55.ROYAL AVEN UE. BELFAST. Take the Prenmier Piace in Ireland for ...

... rebuke of those who had circulated the rumour that State etiquette prevented mero- bers of the Royal Family lunching in public with subjectss of the Queen. Their Royal Hfighues-es moved about the vast transept viewing the eathi- bits with the members of the ...

... attendance on board the Royal yacht. The Bishop of Ripon arrived at Osborne, and had the honour of daning with her Majesty and the Royal Family. The Queett, with the Royal Family and the Royal Household, attended Divine service at Osborne ...

... our local trade, the development* reported hist ycac have brought increased business onr port. Tho Lord Lino keep up their service from Baltimore and Newport News, and have again added new tonnage to their fleet. The Head lane oontinno their sailings from ...

... brul~lkno an exam-ple,' aI iieakts no relers-oice to the great mnarine onguneer vwho miade the lafe Mr. Isnafs- spliendid services po ss ible. I sue eelraid, ith~erfore, thrt It is net genee-ally known1 th-at th oOceanlic. 11ke all tepre- cedling Whiite ...

... three hundred soun1rds, wan out sac- car-cld s in wanudinig tbhroe~ hot-ses. A msar desapt-ched thfe foitlow~in~g dayts - 'Tbe naval guns vlan~ted a fewt escellentlyar-- eltd ?? o~n thle Bc-aer positions yesterday bfi~eraocn and early this morale-g. The -sneinay ...

... being called out on active service, or to the inroads made the Boers through the northern and midland d sthets. Those who have not been affected this manner have abandoned work their farm* for more tucrafavc employment in the service of the Imperial Government ...

... Doounments for the Clerk of the Peace must be Ifrwarded to the Peace Office, 41, Royal Avenue, Bel£ast. VVILLUAM CARSON, Clerk of ?? Peace. 14th December, 1389. 31310 ROYAL DIUBLIN SOCIETY. REGISTER OF THOROUG11BRED STALLIOINis, l500. IC OTICE IS HEREBY ...

... OFPICE. | sble Ovr naval funs voserdsy shelled (oo The Press Assocission has roecived the follow. [TW6 bancss .. Janvary 1 (vis Belmont).—Tee coionial trogs, | Colenss lines for e hours, throwing common g irom the War Ofice: —The Queen bas boen .'::‘ ...

... easily raisced if required. MILITIA BATTALIONS FOR FOREIGN SERVICE. The Press Association hra s reeeived the following from the WVar Office:-The Queen has been |pletited to arcept the services of i nfelve aril-tia batttalions for ser-rice eatt of the ...