... 1 UNITEAD IRISH LEAGUE. I I I IMPORTANT T M1EE-TING OF THE STANDIN(G COMMITTEE SPECLiL MEETING OF PROVISIONAL DIREOTORY SUMMONED. The usual weekly meeting of the Standing Committee was 'held yesterday at the offices, 38 Upper O'Connell street, Mr Alfred Webb in the chair. Also ?? William O'Brien, Michael Davitt, Patrick White, and John O'Donnell, Ml P. On the motion of Mr Daritt, seconded by ...

... I THE IN-IOAL MB-OPOLiSA It is humiliating to Nationalists to remm- ber that little more thanm a decade ago Dub- lin City and County sent six staunc Na- tionalists to Parliament by amn os&elrl- iag majority in any Division whine judg- ment a Unionist ventured to challenge Dissension cost the country two of those seats, and brought upon Dublin the disgrace of a Unionist representative in a ...

... THE (GAELiCii LEAGUE. CENTRAL BRANRC. , The usual weekly meeting of above Franch was held on Wednesday evening, Mr John Mac- -Neil in the chair. The usual five minute ad- 1 dress was delivered by Mr Gordon. He spoke of the influence memrrs of the Leage could exercise upon their friends, and said this in- fnuence should be exercised continually, and - peop e should be made think; for the ...

... TECHNICAL EDMUCATIO)N IN' I HRSiLAND To ct'e L t,-r 'Freenian' ,w: D{er Sir-I think the it: _ 9 Dc': wili have rnnch intermst ft.r ru-;. : von: rstlders at th p-ereat n: . n nr The Bflrp (TF Duluth e .. ; - ?? hr business; capzc:v, aj. r: ;- -- - I higher considerazion-. l: ive ;. ?? greater Ireland tic the cr. . 'tea The letter ?? f*r: -1 yoursj &M Sarv's. Yen..:il. i 3ne 1--ILh The li-'s p ? ...

... COR1PORATION AND THE QUEEN. rHE LORD MAYOR PROPOSES AN ADDRESS SCENES IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER GOD SAVE IRELAND SUNG FItOM THE GALLERY ALDERMAN MEADE, P.C.. FRE- QUENTLY INTERRUPTED THREAT FROM THE LORD MAYOR festerday. at one o'clock, a special meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Dnblin. summoned on the initiation of the Lord Mayor, was held in the Council Chamber, City Hal. to ...

... DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-1 TURE AND TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION. MEETINGS OF THE AGRICULTURAL BOARD AN D THE BOARD OF T1CH- NICAL INSTRUMnON. The Agricultural Board mat on Thu5rsay at the offices of the Department, Upper Merrion strzet, Dublin. There were ?? Right Hon Homer Plunkett, MI P, Vice-Presi- !dent cf the Department, in the chsair; Mlr J's I BETne, J P ; Mr Alex L lClark, Sir T H Grattani ...

... THE ELECTRIC LIGTIG T OF DUBL1N. INTERVIEW WITH MR. 'd HAMMOND H b TE= CORPORATION PROPOSAL. . _ ?? . a- THE SYNDICATE SCHEME. P The question of tei ligbting of the city at the er present time is exciting a great. deal of interest . b in Dublin. A group of financial philanthropists, i1t for a Stock txcharge consideration, are popos- w ing to give the city one of the grandest electric lighting ...

... I __ ?? I I SEIZURE OF VAN, WYKE HILL | iESSAGE FROM GENERAL BULLER| THINKS BOER; POSITION UNTENABLE. BOERS CONCENTRATING AT MACHADORP WARREN'S MOVEMENTS IN GRIQUALAND WEST PLUMER OCCUPIES ZEERUST DETAILS OF THE MARCH ON JOHANNESBURG THE GREAT ASSASSIN' CONGRATULATES THE QUEEN SEIZURE OF VAN WYKE HILL London. Friday Night. toe Pres Associti'on says : -Te .War Office issaodle to-night the ...

... ( IBy Special Wire and Ordinary Telegraph) t g D3OUSE OF LORDS- e YESThEffAy. h TEe Lord Chancellor took his seat on the ?? at a quarter past four oeclock. Th-s District Counoillrs and uurjrdiuis (Term of Oifice) Bill was, on the notien of the Earl of Yarborough, read a second time, ?? CommorweaIt.h of Australia Oonst~wLt Bill passed through 'Committee without amend- ment, and the repr was ...

... LOAN FUND BOARD REPORT. 31r DILLON asked the Chief Secretary when the report of the Loan Funds Board for Ireland would be circulated. The CHIEF SECRETARY said a meeting of the Loan Fuad Board had been ceavened for to- day to consider the report for the past year, which he was informed would be forwarded for presen- tation to Parliament at the earliest possible date. SPEED OF DUBLIN ELECTRIC ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN ON. O I _ _. _ ?? RU&LA DISThICI OOUNCTI . YeIterdov wmorg bhe usual weekly meeting fthe ural rict Council of the South Dublin Union was held in the Boardroon of the Work- house, Mr J Mloaaey, J P (chairman), presia- ijessnr Joseph lroonoey, J P; John J laawler, J P; JvMDs Poser, J P WIlliam Sherid, John! 9 Goodiellow, J P; eoseph Delihunt, F~reis I Flood, Andrew M'Donough, Derus ...

... THE CT-lINESE1 CRISIS. DESTRUCTION OF CHU1 W'ISj AN D S Pt, A! ITNAlI ES London, [noi'ay. Reuter's Agency is informed that azmilvding to official intelligence receivea from J'panCse sources in China, the Seminary and (burell¾es at Tung Slhou have been burned down by thie CUinese. The Mision ?? e ano the nlci ih MIissionary Villa at She Shen hA Eke-wise h en| destroyed by fire. On June Ic: Io: ...