... fear of consequents-s. M. .1. SMITH. HENRY MAJOR. ROBEKT KENNEDY. Liabura, Friday. Mr. thigh McCall, as reported in th.• Whig of a 'kerb Kellam, stated—l had a few days ago a contersation with Lord Hertforii'. Agent. and he .4.0.41 to m.•. sod I hay ...

... championships now in progress have been completed. but hope soon to announce an official opening-day, including open competitions.— Whig. ...

... Walter Freiman ales me The Nevera. D. lkowa. Joh. ismer R. Mercer. ' end K mien as during the sod them the greatest dm the Whig Imbed Ate. the of tbe Thema Mande, Mr. Refold Smiederars. by SI , Robert Finley. said Intro se tbs Mite Star ships carried ...

... beistg laid at NViiato. It a •lerawly and put a. acted. hiah Neill and fairl down th e bowie. .1.1 the ..ther heir; thii. &Whig. for lbw an l.'r. sae in the bands of Liming and liar.. and fie in the form of • comedy is which warn winded • to.edle) ...

... said that while the state of Ireland continued as at present self-determination ails Mr. R. J. Lynn (editor of the •• Northern Whig, Ilelfast) scored heavily when. in replying to a memht•r of the House. he said: The first relation we had with (termany was ...

... played at Lord's this week, and in which the Irish aide gave such a brilliant display, the London Correspondent of the Northern Whig says:— The Gentlemen of Ireland, by their very good performance against a strong M.C.C. aide, have shown that the standard ...

... Government, and over the Unionist Press. He particularly animadverted spinet the position taken up in the contest by the Northern Whig, the editor of which journal, he said, urged him to a declaration of the policy which was embodied in his Clogher speech. Lait ...

... Atkins.. • lir. Ilona. Porter, of the the foam* whet hie foreman twelve him simple teethed rredieg aped's. hens (sow whet &Whig n. It has adopted a bond s ad hos. both ef empathise. sad them standard penes* hen append Denartsesn. recomasendod far by *ippon ...

... referee. Elston. -Drumbeg v. St Ellen. at BADMINTON. ULSTER SENIOR LEAGUE. OUNNUMNY v. SEN MADIGAN. Ilene clulni met at the Whig 'Widmanntun Hall, and the result war a win for /Mu. Madigan by 7 matches to 1, 15 game% to 4, or 273 points to 156. ULSTER ...

... the roads of Northern Ireland is likely to hear fruit. The agitation goes hack nearly thirty years (writes - V. lt. ire the -Whig), to the time when the late John Brown, of Dun. murry. that far-seeing pioneer in mechanical transport. showed graphically ...

... ►HYSICAL TRAINING FOR GIRLS. ••:tly daughter does not need to earn her living (writes a lady in the - Whig), hut I intend it. have her trained in such a way Oat. if the nevessity arises. she will he fully equipped. This, in a nutshell, is the attitude ...

... custody. REVISED ►RAVER•UOOK. Church of Engem/ In From its Saw The Church is in danger. This used to the old my whenever the Whigs or the Liberals or the Radicals were campaigning against the Establishment. To-day the Church of England is in danger from ...