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THE REV. F. SAMUELS, D.D., will h ave Two Vacancies (or Pupils after the Christmas Holidays to prepare them (or all Term Examinations, and for Entrance into the Engineering School, Trinity College, Dublin. Terms on application.—Rectory, Kilbarron, Borrisokane.

The Third Militia Battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers left Portsmouth on Thursday to fill the vacancies in the Ist and 2nd Battalions. 15 officers and nearly zoo men 2nd Volunteer Battalion North Stafford Regiment have volunteered for service. The whole of the Sixth Militi

Messrs Turpin, the former solicitors, have furnished the Mountinellick Guardians with bills of costs as follows : poor law union char,;es, ; public, Lau; Nlaryborough waterworks, and Labourers Acts ,43, a total of £67u. They also intimated that by the end of the year there would

An action was brought by Mr A II Leatham against Harriett Blake, for having let to him a furnished house at kathville, County Galway, which he alleged was in an unsanitary condition. He took it for one year from May , 1898, at a year, and it was an implied condition of the agree

Tenants Interest in a most Desirable Farm, containing 120 acres. 1.P.N1., or thereabouts, of sound grass or tillage nd, with a good substantially built two-storey slated dwelling and ample supply of slated out-offices, about seven miles from rarsonst ram, King's County. For part

It is of interest to learn that the defending force at Kimberley, which has throughout so nobly maintained its ground and occasionally become pluckily aggressive, is mainly consisting of colonial and civilian citizens. According to a correspondent who was at Kimberley just befor

appr...val to the lii-centenary resolm i in these words— he res , lutions commend themselves to m- as calculated to increase the interest of Churchmen in the foreign mission field and I pray that the resolutions 1. 2, and 3 will have the effect, if earnestly accepted and practic