... MR. BALFOUR AND MR. KING / ey Tmew €7 b Pb, in the House of Commons this evening MR. DILLON asked the Leader of the House when a day would be granted, as promised this session, for the dis| cussion of the supplementary estimate for Irish Intermediate ...

... BertninaUaiu, Captain M. D. O'Driacoll, Dr. St. Oeo. Ashe, F. T. Porter-Newell, Dr. Stritch, Dr. John Key*. T.C.. P.L.G.; Dr. J. H. Ifsaife. P.UO.; J. P. Condon, B.ll; Thoms* S. Phelan, Deni* Doyle, P.l, G.;Dr. Hanrahan, F. S. Searißhl, M.A. ...

... AND MRS KING KILKENNY. hare before u« the Kilkenny Journal of Wedori»«lajr last, critique of the icrformaneeM ol Mr. and BeMieKiDg—both favourites In uur city. Hut tlielr reception lu Kilkenny have been more than enthusiaatic. We are not acquainted with ...

... The Most Rev. Dr. Whelan, Bishop of Bombay, senior assistant prelate ;the Rev. D)r. Coneroy, chap. a! lain. The Bishop elect of Maitland. ?? The Most Rev. Dr. Murphy, Bishop . of Hobart- town, junior assistant prelate ;chaplain, the Rev. Dr, ...

... wag celebrated in Dalkey Church by Rev. I. King, 8.7, The , chief mourners were :-—Mrg. King (widow), Rev, 11. King, ST Dr,og,d, King, Dr. E. King, and ...

... REV. MR. KING. . . I We have received a note fromn the Rev. Mr. King, ac- companied by a letter addressed to Dr. Miley, for which Mr. King requests a pilce in our columns. As it ...

... Belgians, is heJitved, has acceded to this request. THE CASE OF DR. HERZ. TELEUR^M.) Paris. Friday. the application the Public Pro>ccutur tlie Court of Cooaatiou to-day rejected the appeal Dr. Cornelius Herx against the decision of the Pans Appeal Court ...

... r DR. KING’S LIVER PILLS Ouaianteed without Mercury. AMD OUIMIME). SiTiauMsa ilja. These Pills have been prescribed by Medical men for very many yean, are trill ahead of all Liver Pills; gentle in their action, restore tone to the general system, and ...

... KING AND MR. CHURCHILL. Mr. Churchill was received in audienest by the King this morning. Dr. W. B. Tate, the well-known mental gpecinlist, died at Nottingham to-day. He served in the Crimea as a surgeon.’ The Duke of Devonshire returned to ...

... MR KRUGER AND THE KING The London correspondent the Birmingham Daily Post” has heard from The Hague that Mr. Kruger, acting, as is alleged, under the direct inspiration of Dr. Leyds, has drafted personal letter to the King, intended for ...

... MR. GEORGE KING- MISS SHEENA CRUMMIE The engagement is announced between Sheena, daughter of Mrs. Rita Crummie and the late Dr. Arthur I. Crummie. Roden House, Dundalk and George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ...

... Right Rev. Dr. Browne. Kliraore; Right Rev. Dr. Moriarty. Kerry; Right Rev. Dr. Denvlr, Belfast; Right Rev. Dr. Keating, Bathurst; Right Rev. Dr. Arachat. Nova Scotia; Right Rev. Dr. Moran, Graham’s Town, Cape ...