... I sHr.NIS, LAND, AND EXPLORATION. I COUT: ARCAR. Angelo, 6 j 2 Agelo Deep, 2; 3 Apex Mines, 53 4 AuroraWhld, it 1I Bantjes, New, I4 Barrett, 7/0 8/0 Bonanza, 34 3 Bffelod'rn, tt H City and Sub, N. 4 7 Champe d'Or, j 1 Comet, 2 4 Cen Deep L'vis, 1I I Crown Reef, 124 13 Crown Deep. 9 101 Da Beers, 283 i Drietfontein, 34 i Dur-Rod'u'te. 5 East Ran d, ?? -* Ferreira, 18j 193 Frenzh Rand, 1A ...

... I tttLIENT. ?? -- ~ re a-i dintr7 Telegraph.) P It. seat On thle o -,:x1IIk. li: Ln3 the Co-il Mibnesi 1.t r L'ndergrounj- Ih I:PC ttnit usi* and t~id ?? I ?? ?? AT 1 rel PA IUS * - - ?? 1, openi :hke1 *-U . - - t-ia'i 'l:m t' -n, taken(~ ?? oaj'n'x't * , P2 ?? I. YA 18-?. futns:n ez. Ml- Al N T P P1T' 1l'-v *- 'I,Eh'.ot It- 1 of 1i Lx '1-it I ' ICI A liZ II ?? I % 0 i ' Ig m: ?? - '(INV ...

... | T Yesterd'ay the Local Government Board Inquiry ae into the public health of Dublin was caontinueld tc in tire City Hiall, M~r Charles P Cotton, il Int Zc C E, Chairman of the Committee, presiding. al The other members present ?? bight Hon Alderman Meae. P C: Dr J W Moore, m Presid'ent Royal College of Physicians; Mr R L Y' Swan. President Roysl College of Surgeons; Dr Theodore Thomson, F R ...

... THlE IRISH UNION. -- - - : TilE REAPPEARANCE OF INRY UGRATTAN IN THE IRISH a HOUSE OF COMMONS. fi b Br J G StWI IT MACN EILL, Q C, M P. I I: ve nut either growrn weary of rmy task i, n dirtc !ni p'ib attention to the closilln h nv''d' tts n thl life of the Irish Parlamuit, b nir have I faili T any Efforts to obtain in- Fo-rnatin fr *m contemporary sources of t ih-.s Sirting and historic ...

... THEI GAS IN DUBLIN. 'A TRINITY COLLEGE PRO SOR, ON THIE BE'ENT CITAGE. Professor Emerson Reynolds, F RS , when l ecturing yesterday on gas analysis in Trinityv Colleze drew attention to an important change which has recently taX n place in 'he city gas su!pl. Hv e pointed out. that this conssits in the addition of a considerable proportion of what is technically known as ' water gas' to the ...

... I UNITED IRISH LEAGUE, I BANTRY. SPEECH OF 3f1. GILIIOOLY. M.P. Bantry, Moniallr. A very large antd enthusiastic meeting, mildet ihe ?? r & gueb was hqld 1 here ~te~rd3VO$ w as u ~re, -sed 4 e r J arn | G@@3t,@1@.l'>ereJlwa large number o rural District Councillors and other represenative men present. Mr Gilhooly, on rising to address the meeting. was very loudly cheered. He Wd he was proud of ...

... RENTS IN CO-OPERATIVE I DISTRICTS. I I I To the ?? of the Freeman. Dear Sir--Mr Arthur S Gough t.bies t) 3prove i me Wrong by misquotigto me. I wrote Cavan c. n~ains 275 members of the Co-operative A Agricultural Societies for the purchase of seeds, erc, and the boy;cott of the shopkeeper; I -nearly half the number of such societies in tile whole of tUister. Mr Gough in citing, I this ...

... , Yesborday thrweekly meeting of the Pora and Dooksqoni was held in the Bourdroon of trha offices, Westmorsland street. The chair waS occpied by Sir Richard Martin, Bart. The other members present werc :_Alder- man Meade, T Harrington, 'U P: E Holohan4 J Hbhinson, J P Naaaetti, G N Jacob, Al1 E; Docliell, J P; W WaLae, Marclus Goodbcdy', J P; J Mooney, Sir John E Barry. James ali North, J P; H ...

... CHARITY SER'MON. On Sunday, in the Church of Our Lady of Refge, Ratbmines, the annual charity ser- mon was preached by the Rev Father Ding- ham, one of the Redemptorist Fathers at present conducting the Retreat in the parish, in aid of St Clare's Orphanage. This institution. founded in 1803, being unaided by Government or other grants, depends*entirely for its support on the voluntary ...

... S:I.R GorE, -k-1 ±v AND TlHE, WAR OFFiCE. ie fulumu ing adj-iarY in the xlo oniII ?? - I I, ttv nf '\lr ?? sl ?? -ndhl :;:L .n f i i - 1v.txtrmnt tim 01op ?? . F de-ire til t utexc ee i 2t2il, 0;! ltp'l>---'r'm i - rte ?? \toir 1;-i^-crL z~r lv v n : Qz-]: ' ;s % a ?? to trn tlitm:: h li ix r ½;o~ .'ii Of'fce tzo s t-i(hiM. I r-eit:}' ; ts v . mised. in aedl irrr- qu on ' > t Ih ; ii ...

... czj ti 4-t-A N D-z - n k The Rard of Educationi, South Kensington, last night issued the lhst of candidates sccess- ful in the competition for the Witworthl Scholarships and EBhibisions, 1900. The four sebohorships, lrech are each of the annual value of £125, and tenable for three years, are gained 'by George Wihowe, eged 24, studeat, Newcas tB; Harold P Philpot, 24 engineer, London; Hary ...

... -- C- U D LONDON CORRUonDM, I (BY SPSCIAL WI=L (FROM OUR OWN cOEFSPONDENT.) a London, Sardy Moring. Lord Woiseleys ?? on the perform- -aces of 30,C00 troops at. Aldeesh+t onThurs- dayhave canibd :consteier le ,nertion. 'This, iti mst -be rememksed, e not t isated instance. Ever since the Boers have been giv- ing tbe' British army-uite iectay-Ie- sons in tactica the chiefs of the army here have ...