... .coNsORIPTION. Even the appalling buteher's 'b11 in South 'L Africa and the crushing taxes of the War'il Budget do not constitute the entire price C ! that the nation must pay for the discreditable t war. Conscription is the crowning curse s -with which it threatens the people of the t Three Kingdoms. To destroy the liberty of f the Boors, 'it is ?? needful that the t people of England should ...

... BY THE WAT. l ?? Greatz preparations are bejng made to cele- brate tia b.rtihday of Princess Battenberg, Ah.ich takes place on Saturday Already time has been taken by the forelock, and some pre- sents have arrived. The early advent, of the gifts was due to the record passage of a stea- mer from the Barbadoes. To her youingest daughter the Queen has at all times looked for advice and guidance ...

... IJUDGE )ADAMS ON INSUTB- 1 ILODINATION. Ltin~etic, txodttesttv. 1 At the Quarztr Sens-n: to--JIV, before Jtdge * Aoani',s Thomas Cterv ind RtoL)Srt }ieS±IPaI .1 coed dir John ?? fur tois M)Sonud Lb 15s., tl t'nrce months' ouhatw, in hitu o unotice, an, tr A s1r P Kelity- J 1 (instructed by Mr J if e Mc lad, I l;iloerul to a ?? w>tu~s( c ot- Mr i' F Dov' e, J t, t-tsti-octcd uy wi t.3ffley) for ...

... .| THE 'ISOUTH }TAYO ELECTION POLLING YESTERDAY (From Our P.eart nor.) Ciaremorris, ?? Evensor The polling, in the clection f. r South 'I a-6 between Mr John ODonne i. as IJ ..i the United Irish Leac;ue, aii 21 Ju'da M Bii took place to-day, and the .c; inn nvhe iarded as a sp'endid triun- iU F1 the lI I., The weather, unfortunately, proved DICU.i- favourable., and that, it need hardly be sLid ...

... THE FIGHT IN AIMAYO ! i~~~ I MR O'DONN-ELL'S CANDIDA-i ' DATURIE i CIE SPLENDID) EIZETJIN(S THROUGHOUT THE CONSTI- 7; (From our Reporter.) 1kj ClacemnrriiO. Sunday. itt A seriesn f mucrtirgs iin '-upport of Mr ODGlU- 1nO ne3l, the Unitrd I toh League canlldidate for' th, South Mayo, -sere held t1-day all over the !It constituency, and in cvery instance striking ievid-jnces we offordcid If lhe ...

... CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS IN THE! NAVY LETTER FROM CARDINAL LOGUTE (Frmt Or OwM Correspondent.) London. Thurday. A deputation waited upon the First Locrd of the Admiralty yesterday consisting of Mr W Redmend, M P (who iniroduced the dsptation); Osptin Doneba, M P; Mr P O¶Briea, M P; Oount Moore, m P; an&d1 Mr Molloy, M P; to place before him th-e0 q-wtion of s&plying proper factitio to I ensble ...

... IDUBLIN COUNTY COUNCIL Yesterday ua2e on a meting of the D l S Counay Council was held in 'Ce Kawm nharn d Couitheuse, Mr J P O'Neill, J P, presding. Oounallors ?? Omniqekey, Jogeph L 2fooney, J P; Jasnas Joseph Pieo0d, Col Henry r Corwe Lindsay, D L; Wm A Raffeity, J P; 3 Tbamaas Brow, Cept C M ;Crllthurst Vesey, v J P; A*drew C Tyatn, James 1abony, Edwd ( i*attihew Kodgson, J P; Patch J ...

... ST. BAWkRTiOLMEW'S CROSS .tc sihe COrnne DUiAin Es3ter So ts ons me- tera ay in the linmma ain Cortbowe, the Hon t tie Recordar itok up Lhe case of The npplica- tn n br-gkn!i b, [he PRev OCn.n P.c1ha. Tlvsvrs Smutsh for £16 con=nsaofl for nitti-'lt Lnjurres none to -.te Cross o0 S.; Bar- ?? Chirnai, Clyde road, whscn woao torn as.'n anii carries a.way on Jaanr'iy 23nc la-,t. The aSse, which ...

... THE QUEEN'S VISIT. LATEST ARRANGEMENTS Windsor, Thursda.Y. The arrangements icr the Queen's approach- ing visit to Ireland have now been virtually completed by the Court, Ntwa], Mli- ]itary, and Civil authorities con- cerned in the Royal progress from Windsor to the Viceregal Lodge at Dublin. Her Iajesty, accompanied by Prineess Christian, Princess Henry of Battenberg, Princess Vic- tonra ...

... ¶R day the Cowiporaton meets on tyle initiative of the Lord Mayor, to oonsidef the propriety of presenting an address to the Queen. In the notice summoning the meet- ing of the Council, the Lord Mayor inti- mates that at a previous informal meeting of I the Corporation a very large majority were in favour of the presentation of an address. It is poss'ble that those gentlemen at the time did ...

... (MT *UCIAL WITa.) Fzuuixay Orriol, WEUsNESPAY 1MoKxGi'X Si O'CL*0x. TH E _ WAR. DESPATCHES FROM LOND DESP 'LOBEElTS. IKITCHENEIR'S OCCUPATION OF . PAIl FSK3A. Landou, Tuesday Nigbt. The Press Association states that the fol- lowing telegrams from Lord Ro'erts wcre is- sued by the War Office at 11 55 p en:- Bloemfontein, 1 20 p.m, Tuesday. Kitcheieir occupied Prieska yesterday with- out ...

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