THE ARMY
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
... FOREIGN NTEIGENCE 1 IsEUTERaS TELECRAteS. ITALY AND GREECE. ROME, Sunday. An Athens despat,:h states that a qnodezs vicsedi between Italy and Greece was signed yesterday. It deals with navigation and custom-'s, the fishery question being reserved. LOSS OF AN £ENGLISiH VESSEL. THIRTEEN PERSONS DROWNMEl CHERBOURG, Saturday. The English sailing vessel Emily Lloyd has been lost near Equeher ...
CORRESPONDENCE
... THE WAR RELIEF FUNI)-ACRNOWLE DG- uENTS FROM LADY DUFFERIN. To THE EDITOR OF THE BEIFAST NEWS-LETTER. Six-I shall be much obliged if you will acknow- ledge for me the sums which I have received for the Soldiers' nod Sailors' Families' Association. The calls upon the fund ate becoming extremelyI heavy, and we shall need all the help we can get. In Belfast alone the expenditure is rapidly rising ...
NEW YEAR'S EVE
... NEW YEA.R'S E2VE. Death in the garb of time has come and taken within its embrace the year 1899, with all it, -I joiciogs and sorrows, its hopes and disappc-iutrner. To the inquiring mnid viwhat -a multitude of person-l thoughts mrust a survey of the last twelve monti'l bring forth. Who has not at the cormmlecesment (fj each year turned oxer a new leaf, blottirg out, as it were, the Misspent ...
DUBLIN DAY BY DAY
... , DUBLiJN DAY BY DAY. I _ 33>, Lowa.1, MOND 'oQuAY, &'OI)AY NIGHT. lMr. T. W PBsseall. M.P., pre-s:ding at a Bar- rington lecture by Mr. C. H. GIdhaim. in the Trad-3 Hal!, on old ege pencton-, devanted on the dit- culties. whh aciere So uctueto is a ;-.amioas t,-, any ?? schemen rnns necessarily be ex ret. aiental. WVo-rkholuses wou! I sill be neces ?? the old and infirm, ?? re-quired care and ...
BELFAST. MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1900
... /ESTABLlSHIEL ANdC) 1737., ?? BELFA1,IST. -O, AY, TAN-YUARY .t. C1Q00. A benu-cen It aiely and Greece v, s signcd OlT Saturd Ut las~. The deathl is annioumnced of Sir James I£a',. I$Several presenzat ems were rimacie to Ce i~sl;eagh a; 2t~ nt-c~lard P-n'ik Cll Sa.Lt'dal l'ir. To docxsrs elr.Kxe at-0 Ccli S ?? v settled. The ioa'erlit of th - noln are ux: ,ed i Lu le-turn to wrtrk to-day. Jne, ...
THE WAR
... TH-E WATRia I THE 'ESTERN BORDER. 3 ESSAGE FROM1 KIMBERLEtY NEW YEAR GREETING TO THE HE. MAJESTY'S RE PLY. ANOThER SORTIE FROM M1AFEXING A SIARP EN39GAGEMEN TO. F1G¶TING AT DORDRECE11T. G; EN '1E Li RAL F REN ' C ?? OCCUPATION OF REINSBIJRG | NETS TROME LADY£SMI½TH B 'JAW U REiDO PA PTUE OFlA BOgERCUNJ> EXCITING INCIDENIT AT DELAGGA BAY0 GERMAN MAIL STEAMER SEIZED. Tbe Presis Associaqtion says ...
OUR LONDON LETTER
... OUR ILONDOJI IETMTR. BY OUR PRIVATJE WITrE BELFAST NEwS-LETTEr Orenor, 465, STRAND, WV.C., SUNDAY NiGETs The BGuida of Conn>a~ught's SAppo7ntmnt. Gerneral s~atisfaction is ez~:pressed at t-he appoint- muent of the Dfuke of Connaught to the command of thze Irish forces, in succession to ILord Roberts. The Queen was~ herself specially in fa)vour of it, but: as a matter of State etiquetbe, it ...
SEVERE GALE IN ENGLISH CHANNEL
... 6LVL'RE Ghk-jE IN EGLISH CHA NTLL ?? A LIGHTSHIPS TERRIBLE 'I'he me N' stated that ) t~heN I s poke the eantaiD: vrho sai L ef. S tos Sothonthetl Drwitha e caro dten psEXnPEAUENCE I;e xrecdth ulfr ~ b gowle irl coming up tbe ?? During yesterday~~ RERGIC \YOEI( OF LIHEBOATMEN. JALINER ASHIORE ATj DU ,,GEN ESS. SUPPFERINGS OF TlE PASSE t.NGES. sI Doven, Sdye-n4aY. - ?? effects of the virlent ...
CITY EDITION
... t~t fur llndre Boer'havebeenleft ll-fis side BoeLFAsT are -ETER r dti onn ?? 435. STRAND LONDON. W.t. MONDAY Morning, Six o'clock. TIE WAR. LATESTr NtEWVS FROM jUCHEV LEY. SIELLING STILL CONTINUED. CONFIDENCE IN LAI)YSMITUS FRERE kAMP. Dec 30, 1-15 p.m. The nava-l guns at Cheveley shell the Boer en- trenchrnients at intervals throughout the day. The telescope shows the enemy busily fortifying ...
NEW YEAR'S HONOURS
... TWO NEW PEERS. The Press Association ?? list of honours which the Queen has bestow-ed on the occasion of ! the New Year was issued last eight, and is miuch briefer than usual PRIME MINISTER'S ,IST. The k-st isisuned by the Prim-e Minister is as fo'| lows:- NrEW rxsMr~. The Queen has baen pleased to confer the dignity of a peerage of the United Kingdom upon each of |the ?? Honourabie Sir H. ...
LIFEBOAT SERVICES IN 1899
... LDBQOAT S]EMXTOBS IN 1899. Tbhe year 1899, like its predecessor, ws an un- ?? fine ine, monthis passmg withont any ba3d - twe'-ttr from a lifeboat poisa of view. The ew gales a-ad a-tores, how-eve, whidio oocurred ant m- 1terves provided the lifeboats and their crews wit-l a% considorable ancvat, of work. What nay be considered ais the hea-iest gales of tie year o3C- ticnred en the 12th ...