A representative meeting of poultry brie• dent in Northern Ireland was held in the V.M.C.A.. Wellington Place, Belfast. Hight Hon. E. M. Archdale, D.L.. M. Minister of Agriculture. presided and presented the silver cups and silver and bronze tie • in connection with the Minist•:

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The party of Canadian farmera who are to Pay a bisit to this country arc to Is received by the Prince of Wales at St. James's Palaces on January 2& and on the following day the whole party will be the guests of the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House, prior to paying a visit to Smit

" In the minds of moat of tie the words ' nervouti breakdown ' have a definite mean. ing," writes the Metheal C,orreeporident of the ' 'nines Trade and Engineering Stipp' •ment,' in a practical and helpful contribution to that newspaper. " We picture the victim of over-work, or

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1 A whist drive was organised by the Public Health Committee of the Urban Council for the purpose of raising funds to provide the I Poor of Enniskillen with coal for the festive 'season. The arrangements were carried out 1 by Messrs. F. R. Browne and Joseph P. I and the" drive"

Sir Malcolm Macnaghten, K.C., M.P., writing to the " Times " on the subject of the Prayer Book Measure, says r-- Lord Selborne thinks that the eonstitnente of Scottish, Irish and Welsh members could in no conoeivable circumstances be affected by the passing of the measure, and L