... THE DISTURBANCES IN LLURGAN. THEE URBAN CX)JNsCIL AND TEff POLICE. At the weekly meeting of the Lurgan Urban Council on the evening of the 16th inst.., praided over by Mr. John Gilclcrist, J.P. (chairman), Councillor John Maliaffy caid be desired to ask whether the council had any control in the matter of drafting extra police into the, town- The ques- tion had been put to him by a number of ...

... i fiY A .N'D IN ?? AND DDPThPT T. I L ?? . in La. ataour Gtz;ette retnrts IL !l ^ iT ?? :- fi1 gT l, r ,-I ?? Sisllii!-ldE'iainsc'-nz Trlca l--Braln' S's i wi 3 10 as;ci- l-kve 110 (oQ 1.3 - - 1..6 - ) s ip- l9 --i, ;s '3-ia-il' loS 1.3 per | F a 'tir mi n ?? it ?? of Apri(li.e I i . :itS- -ipem aJ Fstrikers ?? assll fms-is rr's ' ir; k -s i ?? ;I C- it:-.a a.nsVc-L. f;.i'rusiel ' 1 rf ...

... COOMPRESSED AIR FOR STREET RAILWAY TRACTION. I Compressed air for street railway traction has bad its latest representative in the city of New York, -where for a year or more, on two ear lines, -a series of very practical illustrations have been givcen of the fact that the compressed air motor is not an ideal tramcar motor, or rather, that it is a most uns;tisfacuory tramtcar motor, and the ...

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... DENSE FOCT ON THE CLYDE. 1 LALAELNMG COLLISIO-. A fog of very considerable density prevailed all Saturxday lasct over the West of Scotland, causing groat delay 'both to railway traffic and shipping, tad in tihe case of the latter leading to an alarming col'.lision in the Birth bebween tio of the railway massinger 'steamers. lhe Caledonian satamer Duchess otr Bsathesay and the North British ...

... THE ATTORNEY-GENER&L'S Il ELEVOCTION FXPE;NSES. SHEP IFFS CLAIkM DISPUTED. At Coleraine quarter sessions vesterday, whhen his Honour Judge Overend hadL concluded the Crown b:;tttiiss. I aprZa1). tZLautghlitZ. solicitr, ?? he had an I appication. to tike io his _~O~n i onctio. with a notice vwhich had been served 'ay Mr. 0. W. Leech, election agent for the Right Hfonourble a t'ie Azzorrey-l, ...

... The folloming appeared in oer I3a± egitlori i ypetkrday: - THE M AR. lag:atedac a tenoe:pofs.e;p~ I ENGAGEMEINET NEAR B LTRGHERSDORP. CAPE BIGHLNDFER'S BRAVPLy AT JACOBSDAL. CAPEmWN;, Wethebd,3. A force rli pbout.t 200 B-res rs, t , . S-andari'. -orr-egrn`dent, a-talce-h ,a ! rotice picket at the. statto at Pa2:J½ Idriven ?? alter two huri$ re's fitz Thie P,,- kept up a rurining fl;ht oa the ...

... THE WVAR. GENERAL BULLER AT SPITZKOP. CAPTUR'E OF SUPPLIES. A BItiTISH ESCORT MISSING. HART's SPLENDID MARCH-. OCCUPATION OF POTCHEFSTROOM. BOER FORCE SUURMENDERS. ILLNESS OP GENEMIAL BOTIIA. VILJOEN IN COMMA.ND. The War (}lfficp yesterday ?? the followaing despaclah. from Lord Roberts: - '3-t.CcArnODRP=, 130er tE'T., 6-20 ?? : reports his troops are completely settled at Spitz- kep, where ...

... PtOY-AL N-\AON-AL LIFEBOAT IN SITIITION. . M~eetings of he commit-tee of management have been held this week at t'e House of the Institu- ticn, John Street. Adelilpi, London. The general rommittee on 17Lta-day wras presided orer by Sir Tidwiard Btrkbec-, Bart., V.P. :Mr. IV. R. Smith, the soietant-se-rezarv, harving read the rninutes of tbe previeus rmeetng. the ttanks of the institution, ...

... THE WNAR. 7 FIGHTING NEAR LINDLEY. BRITISH CONVOY ATTACKED. 11EAVY REREGUARD ACTION. TEN KILLED FIFTY-FOUR WZOUNDED. IIPORTANT CAPTUIRES BY ThETIEN ENGAGEM)ENT EAST OF JOHANNESBURG. ENEMY DEFEATED BY CANADIANS. The War Office at elevenr co0lock last night issued the ?? despatc~h froma. Lord Roberts Pretoria, Friday, 12-35 ?? tele- graphs from Lindicy that he was engaged on the 26th with a ...

... 3tEETDNGS OF OO3TDLN:TTEMS. The police committee of the Council of this borough met at the Town HAll yesterday, Coun- oiller Curley presiding. The chief officer of the I Fire Brigade reported that during the week three I calls ot lire and 30 ambulance casee had been at- I tended to. The street inspector submitted his re- port. Additional lamrps were ordered to be erected in M arlboroug.h Park ...

... The stun Yrn me:.nz o- .ie Ca'tlerca-ii B-stat1 ;Dlitrrrcrt ?? asrs l. -;sScrrivv in rho F--cd- iroomn of -the Cohnn W t.! -to v.l~e ?? ?? z~d. |Cafionel 'Mt-\anica .12s. preisde -, an] -he- otiter i-Tour-s.n, 1IJ.I, J-trr--i ?? .It* ?? -~ex F, cii.. P.. . Pe~tiz-rtw Mart .n. Glaiw-i fr. Ott hi-1 r orV A taz . anld ?? Mr-i.Al 1 r ih'ebh3 'The clerki tcnrrt-'d That t~he -0 lb luirr l-'ter tia ...