... |UNITEI) IRiSI LEAGUE No .I. WEST MAYO EXECUTIVE. A meeting of the West Mayo Executive of the United Irish League Was held at the League Rooms, James's streets Westport, at 2 o'cloc k on i Thursday, Mr John M'Hale, D C, president olf the Executive, in the chair. The Chairman, in a lengthy opening statement, reviewed the ?? of the League, and congratu- I lated the Executive on its recognition ...

... l I~ ~ ~~ . __ . . 1 The Government has infringed a well-recog- I nised tralition by appointing a member of Par- ! -Jitmenr trt the, Green street prosecutorship. The I late 1ord Justice Barrv resiuned the office when r ! elected for Dungarvan, and when Mr (deorge WVrigt, Q C. was a candidate for Dublin Uni- ver-ditr he wras understood to have given an undertaking that if elected be too would ...

... The week'y meeting of the South Dublin Dis- I trict Council was held yesterday in the Board- r-omr of the Sqouth Union Workhouse, Mr Jos. Mooney, J it Chairman, presiding. There was a full attendance of members. - STATE OF THE HOUSE. Number in house per Last return, 3,774; aj. mitted during the following week. 267; born, ...

... 0. A. A. CO T)DBL7N CO MATITTEE. The usual weekly meeting ot the above coin- jmittectoo'; place lat evening at 27 l'rucr Or-. mond quay, Ur T P Burke in the chair. The: j other members present were -Nle-srs O Gormau,. I Redmond. Wood, iPKcogh, Keogh, Nash, INicholson. Higgins, Cullen, O'Connell M'Carthv_ 1ehenev, and O6.alley. hon see. The minutes were read and oonfirmed. The hon secs of the ...

... THE REUNION OF THE IRISH I PARTY - PUBLIC MEETING IN MULLING4R. Mullingar. Tuesday. A largely attended and enthusiastic public meeting of the Nationalists of Mullingar was held in the National Reading Rooms for the purpose of giving expression to their feelings on the re- union of the Irish Pbrliauaentary Party. Mr John O'Sullinan, T C, presided, and the following resolutions were adopted with ...

... ! -6NORTH UNION RURAL DISTRICT I II C'OUNCIL. I .Ias . , IRISH PARTY REU NI ON.- Yecterday at olsocn oclelk this Gour-d! inst' inthe Wriklianno, 'North. Brunswick~ ,ireot, the chairman, Mil Jo-apt ONclI!, Presiding PLier'n:-jee O'Neill, .1 ?? Johe Carao)t, 4J P ; Johin Dad':, D C : Gjancet Bl-g, i DC ; J dJCoagia-s, D C ;Co'one-l H Glore bjind-nzy, D Li, tot ; E'ugene Miough, Ii C ; La s A ...

... I RAILWAY AMALGAAAUMO'. . I - I I OPPOSITIO FI'ROBM TIPPEjtR ARY. Clor=ne', W~ednes-day. The Clonimal Rural Dis~rret Council have decided to oppose the Railwyay Amalgamation B11, Yo as to secure same conceasione fromn the cornpanies intere-ted. Uac Clonmol guardians mar-ked read a resolutien from the ThuYles Board, ?? the ema'.imaraution. Mir JOni O'Dannellid it was time that tliby had some ...

... I L--OCAL GO SMFT tN AJIRAND. r ~ tfJ tt)V ?? jio¢.(2ephint5. COItniqe, to ?:rbah ussvfrous ill] C ; of~er ethe L~c~IGd ver t 'oard -n it 'the working of the new bodies. The subject ii 1 has been alluded to, again and again, because C 1it ,-s been plain to discerning person that ti I the unmeaning and irritating control set up h 4by the central authority was the greatestla I dfficulty in the ...

... j KINGSTOWN AND BRAY I INTELLIGENCE. - 0. OVERCROWDING IN KINGSTOWN AND DUBLIN. Last night a public meeting was held in Christ Church Parochial Hall, Kingstown, to discuss the sub eilof Overcrowding in Dublin and Kingss ! town, and hear addresses on the subject from the Recorder, Sir Charles Cameron, and others. The Rev Dr Patterson Smith presided. Amongst these present ?? Sir Fre- derick ...

... I I CMv ti 4-- AN D-+ I'C'90* I onaf V I DUBLIN. MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1900. _ _- - .9 ?? A Reuters telegram, dated trdrelt, San- g, day, 9 a m, states that Brabant's Colonial Di- tf vision, after a aight uarch, ws then attacking w the Boers in a strong poition at Labuaschair'sa Nek, on ':l`se roall frcm here to Janestovn. The Iluors' position was carefully reconnoitred an Saturday by a force with ...

... |nere is again nows of fighting in South T Africa. On this 4occasion it comes from p Dordrecht, from the district where General I Gatacre has so long lain inactive. Colonel ti Brabant, who commands the big force of Colonial Mounted Volunteers, organised ti upon Lord Roberts' arrival in Cape Colony, h is reported to have yesterday morn 1g en- gaged the Boers posted on the road to James- tow-n, ...

... LORD ROBERTS' ADVA.NCE BOERS! ANEW POSITION EXTENDS FOR MORE THAN 10 MILES BOERS MASSINGTO OPPOSEROBERTS VICTORY OF BRABANT'S FORCE BOERS RETREAT FROM DORDRECHT ALL THEIR GUNS GOT SAFELY AWAY STORMBERG OCCUPIED BY GATACRE ANOTHER LIST OF CASUALTIES THE mow_- - ! LORD ROBERTS' ADVANCE I l i BOER POSITIO'T OSFONTSI EXTENSION OF ( MI1LES q NEAR N )VER TEN 1- -- - I FRENCH'S PREI1I.MN12-.Xfl ...