... Messrs. J. D. Barbour, J.P.; David Beatty, J.P.; and other gentlemen. The Assembly Room was kindly granted for the oocasion by Claude L. Capron, Esq.; and the Newsroom for the supper by the Conservative Newsroom Commnittee. 'the follew. ing brethren were ...

... tlereagh, the Earl of HillsborouLgh, Lord Claude Hamil- ton, and Lord Corry; Sir Robert Bateson, Bart. the Rt. Hone. Geo. Dawsourn and T. Lefroy, and Messrs. A. Le- froy, Emerson Teninert, and F. WV. Mullens, Members of Parliament. The newfly-created ...

... Dublin. I The Marquis of Lansdowne has passed through X London,fromLambton Castle, ol his way toBowood Park, Wilts. Lord Claud Hamilton, M.P., arrived in London 3 on Friday evening from attending the funeral of the Countess of Durham, at Lambton Castle ...

... -Honomrable, WVilliam Henry Cross, Cotservative, was noiniv.ated and elected unopposed for West Derby Diy-ision, in room of Lord Claud Hamilton, - resigne4p. id EI MCUTION OF TIHE CIUISTERFIELD Lit XtJURIEIIER. )r e. DERBY, FRIDAY.-The execution of Arthuz :k'Thomas ...

... arrived at. BALLYNAHINCHI PETTY SESSIONS.-Yesterday, this court was -held before, Messrs. John MI'Robert, J.P. (in the chair) ; Claude Brownlow, J. P.; James Silcoek, J.P. ; William Shaw, J.P.: and Nicholas Kelly, J.P. Several parties were summoned for drunkenness ...

... YOREIGN INTELIGENCE, REUT3I'S TELEGRAMS. THE POSITION I5 WEST AFRICA. LAGOa, TsuitsDAY.-Sir Claude MacDonald has arrived. The chief. Nana, has been sent to the i Niger protectorate. The Iiorins are giving trouble * with the boundary question. A British ...

... ]dharles Wood, Mr. Thaekery, Mr. Flint, he Mr. Tracy, Mr. W. L. Beatty, Mr. Haughton. Iot B.xssEs.-Mr. Joseph Robinson, Mr. B. Mullen, Mr. all Hanlon, Mr. Torrance, Mr. W. Talbot, Mr. Rogers, to Mr. D. Crosthwaite, Mr. C. Grandison, Mr. W. at Robinsd?, Mr ...

... Anderson, Archibald Johnston, Claud Donald, and John Cochrane, the majorityof theCourtconsiderthat no change should be made in the existing rents. In .Tames Anderson's case the existing rent is £56. His own valuastor,. Mr. Mullen, estimates the fair rent of ...

... OhAGH, TUoDAY. tevAT ten minutes past eleven o'clock Lord Claud tr lad Hamilton and Captain Corry entered the Sheriff' ,bt Office. Shortly afterwards placards posted outside ien showed Lord Claud Hamilton nominated by Sir on. oat John Marcus Stewart and ...

... Dorl- ilg, Henry L. Corlett, Win. G. Sloane, Captain E. R. Sutler.. JUNiOR XVALnmNs.-Dr. George H. Kidd, Wim. Coogan. BeDjamin Mullen, JohnI W. Ielly, Win. Stewart, Arthur MIloly, GeorgUe WVestby, MNla74cre -Johnston. Gelrge Clarke, James Callinan. .Tames ...

... Martin Cowaln. Goo. Logan, so John Henry, Thomas Gillespie, Bernard MIGivcrn, rt- Jas. M:Ilroy, Robart Davidlson. Samuel M'Mullen. us Mr. W. J. Mi'heown, C.E., was also present. After ay the routine business, the chairmuan said that the en Government were ...

... water, and that the bye-laws precluded any larger service pipe being put in. It was also decided to turn on the water from Claude- boye later, at 9 p.n., and turn it off at 6 a.sm., giving the Conlig water during the day. At this stage the chairman (Mr ...