... months previously he had shown for Na- 'tionalisto inion. This c9,nv'ersion to new views ti -the Irish question led hixh to visit Belfast, and there, on the same day as the new Lord Lieu- tenant entered Dublin, he told the Orangemen that, by Hoaven, their ...

... hospreals, and of the medical staff eE the hospitals. I CHRISTMAS ARRAN-GEMENTS AT THE POST OFFICE. E A couple of notices have been issued by the a Post Office authorities with respect to the i Christmas holidays. The public are requested to post their letters ...

... Leinster Bank meeting, which took place yesterday in Cork. All goes well with the new institation, which has a prosperous future before it, A {caxEom from our ?? in New York informs us that aregenmews have been completed in the Epire Ciy for 'the reception ...

... no defnite news of the missing vessel, Captain M'Clintock, belonging to Mr. Mur- pby, Jun, Spencer's Dock, had been received in Dublin. Little or no hopes are entertained of her safety. _ Tan WEEKLY FEsRiAN CHRISTMAS NusBER. -The Christmas Number of ...

... public as seasonable Christmas presents, you may easily conclude that it is not the young sters alone who divide the spoils, and that there are costlier Christmas ambitions than a humming-top or a dancing nigger. The traffic in Christmas cards, one of the ...

... illustrsated London Newvs. Summer Num- bers are now as great an institution as Xmas Numbers, and the one before us may fairly com- pete with any of its rivals both in the matter of interesting letterpress and artistic illustration. The illustrations are by ...

... municipal forces of the great towns. This is true, not merely of London, but of every city where the control of the- police is vested in other than: the municipal authori- ties, and the Dagiy News, we hope, will not forget its doctrine when an effort is beig ...

... imposib e to reproduce theb. Yesterday I had an hour's chat with Mr. Grosamith at the' shelbourne 'Hotel on Men and things, illustrated by effects of vivid iinmiciy that brought a score of well- known men Upon the carpet. It is Oliver Wen-; deli Holmes, I ...

... made in the rent Tn fauns in four counties near London, and ?? the reduction which has taken place in $e seling price of land so favourably circum- 33ce as to be within an hour or two by 1 f o the London market. We are now ibe nable to supplement the facts ...

... wizard on it ? The Christmas umbrella, the Christmas knife, fork, and spoon; the Christmas smoking-mixture, Christmas mantles and millinery, Christmas coat anud hats ;, Christmas teas, coffees, hams and fitches ...

... Suspension Acts, Arms Acts, and the rest. And we are threatened with a new Coercion Act for 1887. Fletcher's words come like a voice from the dead in - timely protest against this new folly of rely- ing on tyrannical repression rather than just concession ...

... phivactirg to the rivalry V which will be born of *he new ar- rangement. Both th e Inmaun and ' Guion-tw o emcellent companies n; thcem- j selves-ate resolved to put their best, ' foot foremost, tnd we hear df new ships. possessing all the latest and highest develop- ...