The Morning News from Belfast, Antrim, Northern Ireland • Page 1

IT WAS CONSIDERED Bl MANY A BOLD endeavour to increase tr the advertisii; for boots to repair, in this) sge of conception scarcely a day passed without some tew Ke.tiercx. This one gives employment a vast number of shoemakers not accustomed to machine oot-making, aud unable to find' employment. The numlwr sent in for repairs lias now become gigantic, and tltts returns prove a brilliant financial leccss. Men's boots soled and heeled with leather, women's boots soled and heeled with leather, Is 9d; putting in elastics, 2d each; no 1 charge for patches or sewing. Birney's, 71 North Street.

2345 L.AUIES IKNKV'S O00TS, 5'' JJUTTONED Pr ini" JjglRNEY'S JUfAUftLl PKB- FAIR CI OOTS. 56 tOPRLNGSIDK JLJ PER pair. Arc Ml leather, sowed by Machinery, cai.not Rip, and give the Foot that neat appearance to S'culiar to French made Boots. IRNEY'S, 71 NORTH STREET, BELFAST. SECOND EDITION VOL XXIX No.

90. TFIROT PENNY PAPER IN ESTABLISHED 1855. BELFAST, SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1883. KEC.IStTr.KD FR "1 TRANSMISSION abroad PRICE ONE PENNY. ARESf AlAN KACTUKKR OF bOUlsJ IN I 1' PUBLIC NOTICES.

PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICES. PROPERTY WANTED i cnarge. for Births and Deaths is One Shilling and Sixpence or Marriage and Obituary 1 Notices, Two Shillings ami Such an-MruncemaUs must be properly authenticated. BUSINESS NOTICES.

JUrt, and Whitesmith, 7 Entry. p5379 WALE FOR SHORT PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. Vol in any cane exceeding Forty-t'joo ivonls Scmt tuords, One Penny Fourteen words. Tioenly-one words, ThrttjKne Twenty-eight words, Fourpence Thirty-five Workhouse, from ten o'clock a.m. till o'clock p.m.

daily (Sundays excepted). four (15y Order), NEESON, Clerk and Registrar to the Local Authority. Clerk's Office, Union Workhouse, Belfast, 12th April, 1883. 3330 T. PETER'S CHURCH.

BELFAST. The Rev. P. CCNVERY. St.

Peter's. acknowledges, with thauks, the following Subscriptions towards the funds of the New Organ, and regrets that some of them were omitted in the issue of last Saturday fatrick Mulhollaml, Leeson Street Hugh Kennedy, Dunville Street Patrick M'Cormick, Milford Street Dr. Cuming William Macennis, Ross Street 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 10 0 0 10 0 10 0 1 0 0 3337 ICE. ANTED, One or a Pair of Shelling Stones-. Annlv bv letter to William Singer.

Ballv- wand Mills, Castlewellan. p5444 LOST. LOS on yesterday, from 127 Donegall Street, a black atd brown Collie Dog, four months oi answering to the name Pompey. If returned lewaid given; if kept possessor prosecuted. phlbO 'APARTMENTS.

CIOM FORTABLELodgings Wanted; moderate; A'cntial; near tram; would occupy them half time. Address S. this Office. liUfcjjLNEbS JNOTlCEfc. ALL who want good Boots and Shoes cheap arc most respectfully solicited to try Crawford's, 32 34 Church Street, next door to Public Bakcry.p5467 ALL who wish to make Money easily and quickly at home should write to A P.

Suther-land, 23 Bcuhill Road, Loudon, S-li po247 A MEETING of the Parnell Branch l.N.L. will be held on Monday Evening, April 16, at Eight o'clock, in B.C.T.A, League Hall, to consider an important Resolutiou, and for the Enrolment of New Members. JTHLETIC Sports ou Saturday. A THLETIC Sports on Saturday. THLETIC Sports on Saturday.

A THLETIC Sports at Broadway, Falls Road. THLETIC Sports Gtound. A THLETIC Sports- -120 and 200 Yards (llanilic.ps). JTHLETIC Sports Above Forty Entries. THLETIC Sports Twelve Heats.

ATHLETIC o'clock. Sports Commence at Xhiee ATHLETIC Sports Admission to Grounds Sixpence. pfc437 ATHS. The Turkish Baths, 110, 112 and 114 Donegall Street, Belfast, open daiiy, from 6 a.m. till 9 p.m.

This establishment is the largest in the United Kingdom, comprising first and second class Ladies' and Gentlemen's bathers simultaneously. p5160 LUE Ribbon Avenue liar. Cordial Liqueur. Royal Ribbon Cordial Liqueur. Royal Avenue Bar.

Ribbon" Avenue Cordial Liqueur. Royal i LUK Ribbon JLJ Avenue Bar. Cordial Liqueur. Royal BLUE Ribbou Cordial Liqueur. Royal Avenue Bar.

BLUE Ribbon Cordial Liqueur. Royal Avenue Bar. p5411 BOILING Fowl. Best young Boiling wl at John J. M'GrathV, Castle Market (opposite Callender Street).

p5357 CtORKS. S. Moore, Cork Manufacturer, 133 Mihfield; Machine aad Hand-cut at mode rate prices. Pb4i46 AUTLERY. highest quality and unish; cash VVpr'ces, an(i 20 per cent, lower than is usually charged for inferior goods.

M'Lellan, successor to Bell, 8 Castle Place. p5429 DUBLIN. Mornsson 8 Hotel, under uew management; splendid situation, overlooking the College Park; Cuisine Excellent; Wines Choice; cuarges Moderate. W. H.

Lumley, Proprietor. p5248 EMIGRATION. Cheapest Passages to America. Steamers direct from Belfast every Friday. Steerage, from 3 2nd Cabin, from 7 7s;" Saloon, from 10 10s.

For full particulars apply to Henry Gowan, General Agent, 13 Victoria Street, iieltast. powa tLOWER Seeds. The Lome Collection, 15 finest varieties, One Shilling. Post free 14 Stamps. John Al'Dutf, Florist, 73 Victoria Street, Belfast.

p5326 Hire, Phaetons, Broughams, and Han-! soms, by the day or hour, from the Belfast Carriage Company Limited), 13 Lombard Street and 8 Chapel Lane. p54o7 i AMBLE'S Room Paper, 113 Donegal! VJT Street. AMBLE'S Cheap Room Paper New Spring Jf Patterns, AMBLE cheapest aud best Room Paper. Cl AMBLE'S Room Paper 115 aud lli Uoue-JT gall Street. p5342 1 AUNT Jackson for cheap Bedsteads.

AUNT Jackson for cheap Bedding. VJT GAUNT Jackson for cheap Bedroom Furniture. TaTJNT Jackson ior cheap Parlour Fur- Jf mture. GAUNT Jackson for caeap Kitchen furniture. AUNT Jacksou for cheap Room-paper 1 AUJT Jackson, the Cueap House to JT Furnish at, 37, 39 aud il Castle Street, Belfast.

PS006 C-1 ENUINE Seeds Only. Our Stocksof Veget-X able and Flower Seeds unsurpassed in quality thirteen packets choice Hardy Annuals, IS Id, pobn irec, isickbou iuukjjuu k7ttcvb. GOLDEN Plough. Victoria Far-quhaurJkCO; GULDEN Plough. Forfarshire Champions and Read ing Hero.

OLDEN Plough. Imported Black Tartary aud Potato Oats. GOLDEN Plough. Riga, extra-picked bags, barrels. Plough.

Potato, Grass, and Bone JT Manure. OLDEN Plough lor Priced List of farm beeds. poo64 Todd, Builder aud Contractor, 17 Ade laide Street. P4897 HAVE your" Furniture Re-Upholstered at Nelson 1 alone Place, corner of Lisburn Road. First-class workmanship.

Moderate charges. First-class Furniture in Stock, and made to order on the premises. p5298. HOGG'S Zulu Insect Destroying Powder, harmless to human life and domestic animals. It is certain to kill every species of insect.

Sold by Chemists and Druggists. Support Home Manufacture. p5410 you want a Stylish Dross Hat; JF you ant a Good Felt Hat; you want a Zephyr Hat; you want a Kuweit -about Hat; IF you want Good Hats Cheap, try Baird's, the Hatter, 6 Castle Street, Belfast. JS "No." 1 Found Read this and see. The attention of the local gentry is respectfully requested to the fact that Subscriber gives highest prices for gentlemen's cast off cloth Letters to John Lynn, 21 Bank Street, will have immcdiato attention.

p5462 RISH National League. At the mtetiLg of St. Patrick's Branch, in their Rooms, 97 Donegall Street, on Monday Evening, 16th a psper will be read by a prominent member on National Self Government." p5466 J. JANKMABK, Caunel, House, end Steam JCual. Mooie Brothers, Sole Agents lor North of lreLiud.

p9U 1 AVN Gi ass-seed for sowing -down -and im-J-i proving lawns, croquet, and cricket grcuuds, Alexander A Jjons Nurserymen andSecdsnn.il, Belfast. MADAMESciirocdeFs Gran Annual Concert will take place on the 1st of May, 1383, in the Ulster Hall. Full particulars later on. 'Pickets, 2s and Is, to be liad at Mi. Schroeder's Piano Warehouse, 151 Donegall Street.

p5457 Shilling -Pocket Kmfe, ivory jLVJLor stag, warranted blades; a marvel of cheap, Cutlery Establishment, 8 Castle Place. i- P5428 USIC, Music, Meefc Great Sale of Banl-lfXrupt Stocks. Must be cleared at a Great Reduction 4s copy, 8d; 3s copy, 6ii; Js copy, 2d. 1:0,000 eopics to select fiom. Violins, Con Melodious, and Books at the Lowest Pricis 55 High Street, Belfast.

p5438 "jVl 'GRATH'S Stock of French Print Shirts is J-T-t- tho Pown! jYJ'CRATUT jyjT'GRATH. "GRATin GRAT'fJ. 'grath; jypRATii; jyGTUXH, jyj-'GRATH. 'GRATH; 91 Donegall Street, oppoeite Royal Avenue. p5277 M'Alcavey, Fish and: Ice Merchant.

Fisli received daily, 9 Aun Street, Belfast. IANO Schroeder, 151 Donegall Street. ilANOS trichord, overstrung, JL PIANOS, 40 pur ccut. lower thau usual price. P5458 Ground and Set in a superior JLWiauucr.

M'Lellan, Cutler, 8 Castle Place. 2' p5431 ROYAL Avenue j- The identical Liquors OYAL Avenue Bar. Supplied to the Nobility, OVAL. Avenue Bar. i Regimental Messes, ana Clubs OYAL Avcuue Bar.

Retailed to the Public KQY.jAL Avenue Bar. p5412 -At Most Moderate Pjjcts. S. Johnson, Sign and Glass Writer to the Trade, 21 iiartwell Street, Antrim Road. -L.

p5376 SLUMMAGE, and all other Feeding Stuffu, sold cheap at 4 and 6 Kent Street. p5241 tfOONS aud Forks, pure white Nickel Silver. Tea Spoons, Is 9d Dessert Spoons, 4s 9d; lame Spoons, 6s oi j.er hair dozen, tor cash only. successor to Bell, 8 Castle Place. p542b SPOONS and cheapest ever oilered, pure Nickel Silver.

Tea Spoons, Is 9d; Dessert Forks, 4s 9d; Table Forks, 6s bd per half dozen, for cash only. M'Lellan, Cutler, 8 Castle Place. p5426 npHE Improved Philadelphia Lavrd Mower, JL the cheapest, lightest, and easiest machine made. Sold by Alexander Dickson Sons, Seedsmen, 2 Donegall Street, Belfast. rjHE Cash Boot CoinpanyT rjWE Cash Boot Company rjHK Cash Boot Company rjpHE Cash Boot Company Have removed from No.

9 "UIE Cash Boot Company to 21 TflllE Cash Boot JL -p5413 Lombard Street I Auction Mart, Waring Street Btlfist. JL (Established 1846), for the sposalof Furniture, Works of Art, and all kinds of Heritable Properties. JohnCramsie, Auctioneer, Valuator, and Estate Agent. riHE Great Healer. M'Coukey's Never Fail Healing Salve is a Vegetable Preparation, for the Cure of all Sores.

It has no equal. Sold in Boxes, 2d, 4d, and 6d. Ask your Druggist for the Never Fail, and see that yon get it. p5287 TO the Working Classes. Carvers, selected hard bone handles, best blades, 2s 6d per pair.

M'Lellan, Cutler, 8 Castle Place. p5430 rjHOMAS Bell Teas are tho VcsL rpHOMAS Bell Co. 'a Teas are the Best. rpilOMAS Bell 105 109 Divis Street. P5420 i rpuriTON by Correspondence for Matricnla-A.

tion, Civil Service, aud other Examinations. No payment unless successful. Address Mr. James Jennings, Deptford, Lon-'on. p5422 ri WRKISH Baths, Donegall Street, Belfast; Reduced Prices First-class Ladies' and Gen-tlemt-u's, six till nine morning or evening, Is, or 10s per dozen; mid-day, 2s, or 20s per docn.

Working Class Male and Female Turkish Bat.be, Half-; price. p5159 TRUNKS, Portmanteaus, "Gladstone" ligs. The largest, best, aud cheapest stock in Ulster, at Morrisou's Manufactory. Established 1816. 5 and 7Churc Lane.

p5391 YT" REID'S Best Value in GciTt'sBoots. REID'S Best Value "iulSentElav. "REID'S Best Value iu REID'S Best Value in Ladies Balmorals REIDSBeaTu REID'S Best Value in Ladies' Shoes. REID'S ChihWT Boots in Great ariety. KE1D'S lWs, all his Own Make.

REID'S Repairs and Orders well oue. Boot Hse, 61 North Strcct. WANTED, Servants to know that the cheapest house in town for Trunks and Bonnet Boxes is Morrison's Mauufactory, 5 and 7 Church Lane. p5390 ANTED the Public to know thathe Cheapest House for Glass, Paints, Oils, and Glazitg is J. R.

Carlisle 3k Wilson's, 29 North Street. Belfast. nKMo AKL 6 Corks ar the best. Good ARD'S Corks nm tin. softest.

Easily ariven. j. ARD'S Corka are the chcarest. Machine cut. ARD'tj Corks.

27 Ross Street, Belfast. P5263 PU I MORALIT A MEETING for ADULTS of Both Sexes will be held in the WORKING MK.N'S INSTITUTE, QUEEN STREET. On TUESDAY EVENING, April 17th, To Support tho Right Hon. Janus StansMd's Motion for the Repeal of the Contagious Discuses Vcts JOHN WORKMAN, Eq.jP., to Preside. Addresses are expected from Rev.

Dr. Killen, Moderator of the General Assembly Miss Tod, Revs. Dr. Kay, W. Riddall, J.

Fordycs; Henry Allen, Dublin Dr. Dempsey, J.P.; Dr. Wilbei force Arnold, J.P., aud other friends. Chair to be taken at Eight o'clock. THIS DAY.

BLUE RIBBON GOSPEL MISSION IN BELFAST. CHILDHEN'S MEETING IN ULSTER HALL, AT 4.30 P.M. CHOIR OF UPWARDS OF TWO HUNDRED VOICES. PERFORMANCE ON GRAND ORGAN. Balcony Reserved price 6d.

Children, 3d. Body of Hall, free. Adults will not be admitted to Body of Hall, unless in charge of children. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY). PRAYER MEETING at 8 a.m.

in Y.M.C.A. HALL, WELLINGTON PLACE. The Rev. R. J.

LYND, B.A., will preach in the ULSTER HALL. Service to commence at 3.3C p.m.. -SPECIAL COLLECTION. Gospel Temperance Address by Mr. T.

E. MURPHY, 8.30 p.m. Next week the Meetings will be continued in the Ulster Hall. B1 ELFAST GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF ART. Entrance Collkok Square North.

The NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN on TUESDAY, April 17th. Pupils are reminded that the Second Grade and Ixicil Advanced Art Examinations take place on 3rd and 4th MAY. Particulars regarding them may be obtained at the School. HUGH ROBINSON, 3310 Assistant Secretary. CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.

In the Goods of Ann Byrne, late of Magheralin, in the County of Down, widow. Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the statute, 30 1 cap. 54, that said Ann Byrne, who died at Magheraliu, aforesaid, on the 21st January, 1883, by her Will, dated 8th December, 1881 (amongst several Bequests) bequeathed the sum of 10 sterling to the Poor of the Parish of Magheralin and 10 for Masses for the benefit of her soul and that of her deceased husband, Hugh Byrne, and Probate of said Will was granted forth of tho Belfast District Registry of tho Probate and Matrimonial Division of her Majesty's High Court of Justice in Ireland on the 12th day of March, 1883, to Charles Byrne, of Portadown, in the County of Armigh, Merchant, one of the Executors named in said Will. Dated 11th April, 1883.

CARL ETON, ATKINSON, AND SLOAN, Solicitors for said Charles Byrue, Portadown, and 2 Upper Gloucester Streot, Dublin. To the Commissioners of Charitable Donations and Bequests, and all others whom it may concern. 3320 10 BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, SHOP in VISTULA STREET. The Houses are new, substantially built, and all tenanted. Gross rental 118 8 0 Ground rent 19 17 6 Net profit rent 98 10 6 Intending purchasers will find the above a most profitable investment.

tor furthir particulars apply to SAMUEL ROBU, House aud Laud Agent, 107 Donegall Street, Belfast. 3334 H' OUSE PROPERTY FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, in NELSON STREET and TRAFALGAR STREET. Nov. of Ntlaoa Street 110 and 112; do. in Trafalgar Street 39 aud 41.

Gross rental 76 14 0 Ground rent 25 0 0 8 14 0 33 14 0 Profit rent 43 0 6 The above Property is held iu Fee-farm, and will be found a moat desirable investment owing to its location. For full particulars apply to SAMUEL ROBB, House and Land Agent, 107 Donegall Street, Belfast. 333 TO LET ON LEASE FOR OVER EIGHT YEARS the PREMISES which wereformerly occupied as the MORNING NEWS'- OFFICES AND GENERAL PRINTING WORKS IN CROWN ENTRY, Belfast. These Premises are very extensive and well adapted for any large manufacturing business. The Premises are in good repair, large sums hav-ng been receutly expended on them by the present lessee.

There is a good Boiler and Steam Engine up to 10-horse power on the back premises, which can be had by arrangement, either by the year or by absolute purchase. For terms apply to J. F. ENNIS, Freeman Office, 28 Rosemary Street, Belfast. S1 THOMAS'S COLLEGE, RHYL.

Via Holyhead. Under the Auspices of the NORTH-WESTERN CLERICAL AND LAY ALLIANCE. -The College provides a high class Education based on the Protestant and Evangelical principles of the Church of England, at the lowest remunerative expense. Scholarships are open for competition at the commencement of each of the Three Terms. French and German, Hnder Professors.

Inclusive fees for Board and Tuition, Tw eiity-scven Guiueas a year. For further information apply to the RevPrincipal or to the Rev. Vice-Priucipal. 3273 TUNIOR ARMY AND NAVY STORE? (L (LIMITED), 23 D'Olier Street, Dublin. These Stores, which are a branch of the Junior Army and Navy Stores, York House, London, S.W., will be opened on the 16th when orders for GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, DRUGS, and PLAIN STATIONERY will be executed with promptitude and despatch.

All orders for other Departments will be executed by postfiom the London Stores, pending the opening of the other Department-). For full particulai-3 and price lists apply t6 the Manager, 23 D'Olier Street, Dublin. 3305 01.250. WANTED TO BORROW, TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS. Interest not to exceed 5 per cent.

AMPLE S1SCU1UTY will ho given, of GOOD SU1WTANTIALLY BUILT DWELLING HOUSES, t-ituntcd in. one of t.hf Fivouiito and bs6 Leltiog Localities in Vrineimh only wed Apply. Address 3306 Office of this Paper. 6 MONTHLY my be added to income by selling our Tciisin Packets, French Coffee in and Cocoa. Wiite for particulars to Oliver, Oliver.

262 Soutligate Road, L'-n 2253 T7KJR 'SA' "an UPRIGHT BOILER, almost JL1 new, about 4x9, Galloway tubes; also small STEAM ENGINE, about 3 u.p., just renewed. For particulars and price address Steam, Morning Ncwb, Belfast. ELF A UN IO CONTAGIOUS DISEASES (ANIMALS) ACT, 1878. The following COPY of an ORDER by the Lord Lieutenant aud Pi ivy Council in Ireland has been directed be published (By order), JAMES C. NEESON, Clerk and Registrar to the Local Authority.

Clerk's Ollicc, Union Workhouse, Belfast, 12th April, 1883. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE, Nd. LXXXII. By the Lord Lieutenant and Privy Council in Ireland. SPENCER.

WJ the Lord Licutenant-Geueral aud Geueral Governor of Ireland, by and with the advice and content of her Majesty's Privy Council iu Ireland, by virtue and in exercise of the powers in us vested under The Contagious Diseases (Auimals) Act, 1878," and of every other power enabling us in this behalf, do order, and it is hereby orueied as follows: COMMENCEMENT. 1. This Order shall take effect from and immediately after the date hereof. DECLARATIONS. 2.

Notwithstanding anything in Articles 20 and 21 (Area infected with Foot-aud-Mouth Disease) of the Animals (Ireland) Order, a declaration such as is indicated in the form A given in tlie Schedule to this Order, made by the owner of the animals mentioned in the declaration, or by his agent authorised iu writing for that purpose, may be substituted for the certificate of health of a Veterinary Inspector, required by those articles to be produced as a condition precedent to the granting of a licence for the movement of animals, and the forms of licence numbered (3) and (4), given in the JJirst Schedule to the Animals (Irolaud) Order, may be varied accordingly for that purpose. DELIVERY OF CERTIFICATES AND DECLARATIONS. 3. (a.) A movement liceuce is not available except when accompanied by a certificate tr the declaration on which it is granted. (b.) The person grant ng a movement licence under this Order shall, for the identification of each certificate or declaration produced to him, inark the same by signing his name thereon, with tne date of the production thereon to him.

(c.) The person granting the licence shall deliver the certificate aud the declarations or declaration produced to him, when so marked, with the licence, to the person receiving the licence from him. EXEMPTION FROM INDORSEMENT OF LICENCES. 4. Articles 20 (c) and 21 (4) of the Animals (Ireland) Order, which require that the licence referring to auimals moved shall, under certain circumstauces, be endorsed by the Local Authority into whose district it is intended to move sueh animals, shall not apply to animals moved from a district outside an infected area to Dublin; either to be exposed for sale, slaughtered, or exported to Great Britain. REGULATIONS AS TO ANIMALS IIROUUIIT BY RAIL ASD INTENDED FOR EXPORT AND NOT EXPOSED FOR SALE WITHIN THE DUBLIN METROPOLIS.

5. All fat animals intended for export and intended to be carried in railway trucks from a district outside an infected area and through the area mentioned the Schedule to the Foot-and-Mouth Disease No. V. Order, for shipment at the North Wall, and not unloaded until tl eir arrival at the Cabra Junction of the Great Southern and Western Railway, or the Liffey Junction of the Midland Great Western Railway, or the Harcourt Road Station of the Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford Railway, or the Amiens Street Station of the Great Northern Railway, or the North Wall, and which said animals have not been exposed in, or have not been in the Dublin Cattle Market, or in any licensed sale-yard in the Dublin Metropolis, shall, befouc they are so carried, be marked as follows By branding with the lett' six inches in length, on the left side of each of the animals, with the following composition, namely: Rosiu, five parts; oil of tuTen tine, two parts; and blue or red ochre, one part; melted and used arm, by acd at the expense of tho owner, consignee, or other person exposing or iu charge of the animals. 6.

All such fat animals shall, upon their arrival a any of hereinbefore-mentioned be moved either direct to the port of or to a nlace ot rst licensed for the re ception of animals intended for export, and shall be exported within twenty-four hours after the day of their arrival in Dublin. Uiven at tne council unami'er, uuuuu Castle, the 5th of April, 1883. W. H. F.

C-'gau. Thus. Steele, Genl. SCHEDULE. FORM A.

Declaration of Owner of Animals or i Foot and-Moutii Disease. A R. of in the county of ieiog the owner of the uuder-mentioued animals, fori. C. of in the county ot being the agent autnoriseo ior tins puipuou uy A.

of the county ot tne owner of the under-mentioned auimals, do here-hv solemnly and sincerely declare that, to the best ot my Knowledge ana oeuei, ou vi animals uescnueu ueiow its uoi miiovwu and-mouth disease, and has not been exposed to the infection of foot-and-mouth disease. Dated this day of la To be signed A. B. Number and Description of Auimals above referred to. Cattle Sheep Goats Swine (Number to be expresssed both in words and in figures.) n.int(on fto be printed on the form).

A per son making a declaration false in any material ruirticiilar. or ol.uiniiiL'. or endeavouring to obtain, a licence by means of a false pretence, in I ahln. under ine VJontsKious diseases (Animals) Act, 1873," to line aud imprisonmeut, FORM B. (Article 3 to be printed as indorsement on licence.

fa The licence is not available except when accompanied by the certificate or declaration on which it is granted. (b.) The person granting the licence must, for the identification of the certificate or declaration produced to him, mark tlio same uy signing u.s name therein, with the date of the production thereof to him. f. Tim nerson granting tho licence must de liver the certificate or declaration produced to him. when so marked, with the licence, to tne person receiving the licence from him.

CAUTION. Persons acting without such a licence whore such a licence is uccissiry, or acting tlieronnlter the licence has exoired, or counterfeiting, lauri eating, or altering, or obtaining or endeavouring to a licence uy means oi a preieuw, or irranting or issuing a licence knowing the same to be false in any respect, or committing other offences with respect to licences, are liable, under i loin i ne uoncagious uiseats vei, jloi, tn fine and nt. The number and description of animals in sorted in the licence must bo the same as the number and description in the certificate or de elaratiou on which the licence is granted. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I have been APPOINTED bv the Local Authority of this Union TO ISSUE LICENCES under the above Order at the Clerk's Office, Belfast Union BIRTHS. 1 COTTON April 10, at Dalhury Rtctory, Derby, the wife cf the Rev.

J. Sraplctvn Cotton, of a daughter. HOLMES April 10, at Wiudsoi, the wife of Richard R. Holmes, of a daughter. DEATHS.

SHAWE-April 6. Major Robert Shawe, of 19 I Tbnrlow Road, Hampstead, late of the Ma-i dras Army, aged sixty-seven. SIMPSON April 11, at 35 Lonsdale Street, Belfast, Joliu ilson Simpson, of Fairview Mouse. Billvclrire. His remains will be re moved from Lonsdale Street for interment in RasHce Burying ground, this day (Saturday).

11th at twelve o'clock noon. HUGH O'Kane's funeral Undertaking and 1 Posting Establishment, 116 Donegall street, Belfast. Funerals completely supplied. Oak, and all other classes rf Coffins kept in ltoek. Charges strictly moderate.

p5278 AMUSEMENTS NEW THEATRE ROYAL, Belfast. Sole Proprietor and Manager, Mr. J. F. Warden.

GREAT SUCCESS and Last Five Nights f' of the Great Annual PANTOMIME. Magnificent Scenery and Gorgeous Transfor-; -nation. All Entirely New. Talented and specially selecte high-classCom-pauy of Star Artistes. Troupes of Auxiliaries.

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENTS. THE TALK OF THE TOWN. EVERYBODY SHOULD SEE IT. See It See it I See it Notice Children under 12 years half price to all parts of the house except Gallery. THIS (Saturday) EVENING, April 14, 1883, at 7, and every Evening, an Entirely New Grand Easter Comic Pantomime, entitled: PUSS IN BOOTS.

GORGEOUS TRANSFORMATION SCENE. SPLENDID DRESSES, designed by Mrs. Warden. SPARKLING SINGING and MUSIC. EVERYTHING NEW.

EverythinoBrilliant. TRAINED CHILDREN AUXILIARIES. SPECIAL TALENTED COMPANY. See the Grand Snow Scene. See thp Grand Flowery Dell.

See the Jewelled Realms of Fairy Land. Concluding with the HARLEQUINADE, or the Brothers Tabra's Budget of Comicalities for 1883. Wednesday BENEFIT ot Miss NELLIE FRANKLIN Prince Great Extra Attraction for this Prices as usual. Children half price. ALHAMBRA THS4TRE OF VARIETIES North Street, Belfast.

Sole Proprietor Mr. W. J. ASHCROFT. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR DOWN-PATRICK RACE WEEK.

Return of Mi. CrIARLIE MURRAY, the popular Comedian Miss ETHEL VICTOR, the Vivacious Characteristique; Mr. ALBERT RIVERS, Mr. JAMES SHIELDS; Messrs. NISH and MARTIN in a new Sketch: Mr J.

WOODHOUSE. Miss VINEY BISHOP, M. WILL MERVIN, and the accomplished TRIO of Dancers. Free List sus- pe Jed--Press excepted. Season Tickets must be thama to the Cheoktakcrs.

Ti ms and priotsia vHuai. General Manager JOHN J. STAMFORD. ERA ii A THE NEW BASSINETTES. Vis a Vis.

Reversible Handles, An every Scy'e of Perambulator Made. Pi ices From One to Ten Guineas. All Warranted Sound, And made of well-seasoned materials. Largest Variety and best Value in Ireland AT LAWRENCE'S FACTORY, 5 and 7 UPPER SACKVILLE STREET, Dublin. Illustrated Priced Lists post free on application.

3331 RANKDNgTEAM JAUNDRY. "The clothes that go nearest the skin are thoughtlessly eutrusted to a laundress without inquiry being made as to the suitability of the place where they are to be washed." "The Laucet." If you are looking for a laundress, you are invited to visit th Establishment and judge of its suitability. Pico lists forwarded on application. 2092 3 FRANKLIN STREET, BELFAST 3. MEMBER OF THE FISH TRADE ASSOCIATION LONDON.

MEMBER OF THE NATI0.VALSEA FISHERIES PROTECTION ASSOCIATION. Established Upwards of 150 Years in every Branch of th Tiarte. EDWARD FISH SALESMAN AND AUCTIONEER, 18 BILLINCSGATE MARKET, LONDON. Cash sent Daily with account Sales. Bankers and References Messrs.

Barclay iSKAVEN and the London and County Bank 1270 ONEY upon yourwJSix'CRIty. Before applying elsewhere for a Loan call or write for a Piospectus (stating amount required) of the Belfast and North of Ireland Advance Bank, 3 Queen's Arcade. Donccall Place, Belfast, which will show where you obtain from 10 to 1nfiO at once nDsn vour own security, without publicity. J. TWhilcsmith, Manager.

rmiE MERCANTILE MUTUAL PROTEC- TION ASSOCIATION OF IRELAND, eaf.ihlit.hed for Recinrocatiua Information, Re covering Debts, Relieving Traders from unnecessary trouble and expense in reference to the recovery of Debts anl Proceedings in Bankruptcy. Offices 8 Cope Street, Commercial Dublin. All. Accounts Rendered Monthly. 3228 f'tw WklVSPAPER PROPRIETORS AND 1 GENERAL PRINTERS.

TO BE SOLD immediately, a TWO FEEDER PRINTING in working order, prints a Fhet 48 31 a SINGLE FEEDER (Das-son's) MACHINE, almost new, size. For further address Alpha. Mi rnlng News Office. TAPPER'S QUININE ft. IRON TONIC seon gives evidence of its stseng produc-i'g qualities by animating bodily and mental faculties, euablu.g the in to withstand exertion, and sustaining gi-i 5 power of resistance to fatigue, removing, by its fortifjing effect, ai! causes of depieewon.

ril CURE SKIN DISEASES. A LOTION will completely reii.ove eruptions, pimples, reiiiioiw, Wutchea, eczema, psori-isis, prurigo, in a fuw days. It totally destroys deepbeated inveterate skin affections. Most agreeable to use. Sul-pholine is a peculiarly harmless fluid, always producing a clear skin.

Sold everywhere. words, Fivepence; Forty-two words, Six jcee. Tlvrce insertions of the same Adcer-tisement on consecutive days for price of Two. 'iix for price of Four. Advertisements of tiis dam inserted in "Evening Nkws" xoith-outjextra charge.

This sctde does not apply to Advertisements of greater length titan Forty-two words. SITUATIONS VACANT. AGENT Wanted immediately 30 weekly, and good Commission experience un necessary. Reply, enclose stamp. Composition Works.

Uhowbent. p5450 APPRENTICE Wanted, an active, intelligent Lad to make himself generally useful. Apply Joseph Farcn Sous, 45 Waring Street AGENT wanted immediately for Ireiand. Salary 104 per year. Paid weeklv.

l'endle- bury 1 Colchester. p5378 AGENT Wanted. Wages besides good commission; experience not required. Reply, enclose stamp, Surface Farnworth. pb290 AN Agent wanted in every town for the most wonderful combination of Knowledfi- Science, aud Art ever seen.

American Fine Art Company, 127 Strand, London. p5082 BAKER. Wanted immediately a good Biker (Secoud Hand); must be. a good workman. steady, and well recommended.

Apply at oucc to John Donaghy, Maghcrafelt. 3289 MISS M. M'Mcuamy, Servants' Registry, 71 Antrim Road, wants, for 1st Mav. good General Servant, wages, 12; Housemaid, 14; also, all classes of highly recommended Servants; 24 little Girls can be engaged to-day. p5448 OHIRT Dresser.

Wanted immediately first-KJclass Irouer for Shirt Laundry in South of Ireland. Liberal wagts to a good hand ith good references, Apply at Hope Street Factory, I HO Coachmakcrs. Wanted, a Body maker and JL Wheeler. Apply to John Taggart. Cavau.

YACANCIES for two Assistants of good address who can give good references. Appiy to Family Grocer and Spirit Merchant, Morning News Office. p5337 WANTED, a Salesman for the General Drapery. Apply at once, giving references and salary expected, to Mrs. B.

O'Connor. Lima- vady. WANTED, a young Man to manage a Retail Spirit Store iu town: one from the country preferred. Address M. Morning News Office, enclosing stamp for reply.

p5465 WHEELER Wilson Stitcher Wanted, a good Hand, at once. Apply at Hone Street Factory. p5461 WANTED, two pushing Men to travel and take orders in the Counties of Antrim. Down, Armagh, and Tyione; most liberal terms to suitable parties. Apply to Blaekic Son, Publishers, 97 Donegall Street, Belfast.

p5403 SITUATIONS WANTED A Law-Clerk and fast shorthand writer, conversant with costs, conveyancing, and routine, wants a situation; five years in last place. Address Lex. Morning News Office, f. fttVJWN Traveller. A respectable Young JL Man is open to an engagement as above for soms suitable Specialities, on Commission or Salary.

Address Morning News Ofhee. WANTED, a Situatiou by a middle-aged Womau as Working Housekeeper in a respectable house. Apply J. Mornin gNews eRUFERTX OFFERED. BRICKS, Bricks, Bricks.

A large quantity of hard-burued Bricks to be sold cheap. Apply toL Bradbury, Duuluco Buildings, Belfast. ITGGS for Hatching, from pure prize-bred JLJ light Brahmas heavily feathered, but not exhibition birds 4s 6d setting. George Brad-sliaw, Lurgan. p5452 IGGS for Hatching, from a well-known pen X2J of light Brahmas, winners of cups and first prizes at Dublin, Deny, Strabane, Belfast, Ban- bridge, f'ortadown, JMcwry, and several English shows 10j 6d setting.

George Bradshaw. Lurgan. p5953 FOR Sale, two Greenhouses at Shamrock Lodge, Lagan Village. Apply to MalcGii.soii Castle Place. p5456 IIOR Sale, One New School Cart, Oue Pony Croydon, Pony Trotting Trap, and Pony School Cart.

To be seen at A. Camown's, 74 York Street. po443 "ITIOR Sale, a Hair Brushing Machine, almost JL new, with driving wheel and stand complete. Apply to H. Savage, Hammond's Court.

off Corn Market. 1,5381 ARCH for Sale, i North. p5446 Apply 4 College S'juare "VNE Huudred Tons damaged Round Indian Corn, at moderate prices, suitable for feed ing cattle, pheasants, and fowl lots, one ton and upwards. Apply to Neill Belfast. p5365 HOUSES ETC, TO LET.

GRAZING. To be Let for the Season, from 12th May till 12th November next, about 30 Acres of Prime Grazing in Ballymurpliy also about 8 Acres at Seavicw, Shore Road Apply at 29 Bill Street. p5361 HOUSES for Sale. 30 small Houses (with-room to build 6 or 10 more) immediately adjoining Sandy Row, Belfast head rent, 30 lease for ever. Apply by letter iu first instance to 3,258.

Office of this Papor. LARGE Yard and Shed off Donegall Pass to Let, suitable for any business in first class order rent ouly 5s 6d per week. Apply at No. 9 Pine Street. PORTRUSH.

For Furnished and Unfurnished Houses and Apartments, apply to John Shiells, Agent, Portrush. p5455 SHOP, Spirit Licence attached Grocery l' tures complete has not been vacant (or past 17 years. Apply 14 Queen' Quay. p5356 SMALL Store to Let very convenient 5 Little Patrick Streat, off York Street Grouud floor and two Lofts, with Lift; rent, 20. Apply to Ephraim Brown and Son.

p54CT flpo LetT23l3eadowbank Stteet, IwWincT I sor. Immediate possession. Tranicar every few minutes. J. U.

Mulholland, Victoria Auction Mart. p5459 I 0 be Let, a Shop aud House in the best business part of York Street beautifully finished plate-glass front and pitch-pine ceiling, polislud; rent moderate. Apply to Ephraim Brown Son. r-5399 f10 Let, Mamie Villa, Belmont, adjoining Sir J. Thomas M'Clurc two large reception- rooms, six bedrooms, s.o.

Mamre Villa. p0358 Apply Mrs. Keek, Let, on lease, extensive premises in Crown S. Entry, suitable for Dining or Club Rooms. Appiy to J.

F. Ennis, 28 Rosemary Street. 2366 jpO be Let, together or separately, the Dweil-I ir.g-iif.iise nd Store, 61 Gieat George's Street, and 2 Michael Street; three reception and five bed attics, pluuge and shower baths. Apply 26 North Street. p5291 PROPERTY" OFFERED.

BICYCLES for Sale, all sizes anil makes New Coventry" Machines lit half prices Second-hand from T. Rtimtoy, 1 aad 3 Academy Street. p5362 OQA Tons damaged Indian Meal, different 4tJJ qurdities. Chenptst feeditg to be lied; ImIs one ton aud upwards. Neill Brothers, Belfast.

p6366 John Farrell, Derby Street George M'Cusker, Conway Street jMicnaci onca, JLisburn, Robeit ritz-imons, Lisbuin John Hamilton, Lisburn Mr. mown, Teacher, Anloyne, Ellen Macennis, Teacher. Lavinia Street Henry 'Shannon, York Street Hugh Black, Ballvnafeioh James Muldoon, Carrick Hill James Barbour, Esq J.P. Monsieur JLe Broncker. Falls Foundry John Alaguire, Cullingtree Road Anthonv Doherty, Falls Road John Ballantine.

Bally macarrett Mrs. M'Kride, Springheld Road Mrs. M'Alister Mrs. Stuart Mr. P.

Kerr Mr. A. Blaney, 5 Donegall Terrace, Antrim Koad Mr. D. R.

Brauigan, 10 Lincoln Avenue I NOT I beg to acknowledge, with Thanks, the receipt of 50 sterling from the Ballymena Bakers' Society for the purpose of assisting us in our present Strike with six of our Employers. ROBERT J. SHAW, Secretary, Belfast Operative Bakers' Society, Rosemary St. April iZ, lWi. 0440 "QARNELL NATIONAL TRIBUTE.

A SUBSCRIPTIONS for the above will be re ceived by the members of the Committee, and by Kcv. JAS. HAM ILL, Adm. St. Patrick's, Chairman of Committee.

EDWARD M'HUGH, Treasurer. JOHN DUDDY, WILLIAM CARVILLE, ROBERT M'MULLAN. Hon. Secretaries. The authorised Collectors will eill at the Houses in the different Districts during this and following week.

St. Mary's Hall, April 11th, 18B5. gE I TO EMPLOYERS. THE GENERAL ACCIDENT, GUARANTEE, AND INDEMNITY INSURANCE COM--, PAN (LIMITED). i Head Offices.

110 Grafton Street, Dublin. Bonds are granted pioviding Security to Employers, at moderate rates of Premium, for the fidelity of Persons' holding situations of Trust. Prospectus, ami I' onns of Application to be had from the Company's Agents. Belfast John l'arkinson, -A Artnur btreet. A.

A. Watt, 3 Custom House Square. Londonderry Fred. Dawson, 61 Foy le Street. Newry Walter Smith, 49 Merchant)' Quay.

WILLIAM P. REID, Secretary. ORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1883. IN CATALOGUE. TENDERS are invited for the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS in the Official Catalogue, the successful applicant to defray the cost of printing said Advertisements, which are not to exceed sixty-lour (011 pages ot the Catalogue, with the exception of the inside of front cover.

1 root ot the Advertisements to De submitted to the Committee befoie being incorpo rated in the Catalogue, and they reserve to themselves the power to exclude any Ad vci tisc- mcnt that may appear to them objectionable. The Advertisements to be printed on paptr similar to that used in the Catalogue, samples of which can be sc at the Secretary Ofhcc. All Tenders must be sent to the Hon Secretary, Exhibition Buildings, Cork, not later than Monday, April loth, atb p.m., and should be marked Tenders for Advertisements in Official Catalogue." The highest or any other Tender not necessarily accepted. An issue ot 10,000 copies guaranteed. oiyo ORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1883.

MODEL COTTAGE-PRIZE OF 50. Presented by Mr. VILLIERS STUART, P. The above Prize is offered for the best Plans, Specification, and Model, on the scale of 1 i inches to the foot of a Labourer's Cottage, the cost of erecting which is not to exceed 52 10s; the winner to undertake to build a lull-sized Uottage, in conformity with thejflaus, Specification, and Model, for the specified turn, ithin a radius ot six miles of or within a reasonable dis tance of his own residence, on receiving an order for same. Plans, Specification, and Model for two Cot tages at a cost ol 1U5 will be allowed to compete for this Prize.

Should no successful competitor appear pre narod to build a Cottage for 52 10s, then the Prize will be awarded to the competitor who comes nearest in price, and whose Plan, Ac possess, in the opinion of the Judge, sufficient merit, combined with low cost. All Plane, Specifications, and Models must be lodged with tne Hon. secretary, Exhibition Buildings, not later than 15th June, 1883. 3332 -10RK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1883. NOTICE TO REFRESHMENT CONTRACTORS.

The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the CORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION invite Tenders from competent peisons for the exclusive privilege of supplying Klir-KESHMIiN IS within the Exhibition Buildings and Grounds during the whole period during which the shall remain open. The Conditions ol contract and form pf lender can be obtained ou application, and 1 ro- poials to be delivered before Iwclve noon on oalUltuai, tne zist April inst. (By order), 3258 L. A. BEAMISH, Hon.

Sec. QORK INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, 1883, TINNED BUTTER. The Executive Committee have extended time for receiving applications for cpace in this Sec tion to April oOth, so as lo give Continental Packers an opportunity of exhibiting. A Medal will be awarded to the Exhibit cf Highest Merit in this Cbss Iu addition a Special Prize a Silver Cup is offered by Messrs. Richard Clear Sous, Tinned Butter JUei chants, Cork, under the lollowiuj conditions, viz.

1st. That there are riot less than Six Entries, 2nd. Each Exhibit-ar wiuliii to compute to forw ard, iu addition to his other Exhibit, Four 41b. Tina of Butter, to as to arrive in Cork not later than May 20th, and all Tins entered fm competition to bo sent to either Calcutta or Rio de Janeiro and back, before being opened, to test keeping quality of Butter,.