... THE ARMIMY. PRtOM OU MT LftLITARY COORRSPONDEN4T. BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. LONDON, MONDAY. - Major Buchanan, 2nd Battalion Black Watch, succeeds Major Young in command of the depot companies as Perth. The Ist Battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, at Portsmouth, will contribute a detachment of 144 non.commissioned officers and men to the 2nd Nattalion of the Fusiliers in India. The draft embarks ...

... REPORT OP THE PRESIDSBT. WE have been favonred by the President of the Queen's College, Belfast (Rev. Dr. Hamilton), with the following copy of his report for the session 1890 to 1891, which was presented to Parliament on Monday evening:- To T'ra QUrEN'S MOST ExcnnLnrNT MAJESTY. MAY IT PLEASE YOUR MAJESTY-In accordance with the provisions of the Colleges Ant, 8 and 9 Vict., cap. 66, sec. 20, 1 ...

... BELFAST NATURALISTS' -PIELD OtUB -E Tan event of the year, the long excursion of thei field club, took place last Wednesday, Thursday, tl and Friday. Enniskillen and Lough 3rnewerethe n places chosen, and happy, indeed, was the choice, e as three days were spent by the members in scenes of unsurpassed loveliness, and in visiting places s, teeming with historical and mythological assooia-- tA ...

... -IRISa DISTRESSED LADIES' FUND. A METarAroof the executive of this fmnad has been. held at 4, Kildare Street, Dublin-Lady Victoria H1amilton in the chair, which was afterwards occu- pied by Mrs. Mahaffy. There were also present- Sir Percy R. Grace, Bart.; Mr. Henry Stokes, Mrs. Power-Lalor, Miss Blanche Tottenham, Mrs. Mahaffy, Miss MI Donnell, and Mr. Wyndham- Quin Fitzgerald, secretary. The ...

... SECOND EDICTION Douegal, Ballygawley, Coaghl Co. Tyroilwe Gairnlough, Co. tstrira; I;endy, Co. ?? hIouutnugent, Co. Cnvaa; =.;ewbownbux er, Ferm&nagh; Park, Co. Dcrry. ? C0 SA1SUr i)AY-Dromore, G;l ford, NC sv to wnaliS, Dowll Oldstoue. Co, Antrim. °b-(X=>if.iSll,\-l!ji, ?? j,, ?? plate, dsc. Illltari6ized alud wiLlJ a lililll;lllt l'>l rsydCrZ obvinted by U.sirg Gizddarrlgs 28-oll JMcrctlllat ...

... OUR LONDON LETTf ER. - -! BY OUR PRIVATE W1IL. BELFAST NZWSLETTL O'rIoCE, 159. FLEET STREET U.C., FRIDAY MIGIRT. MOR3NING sittings of the House of Commnons onI Tuesdays and Fridays commernce nest week. This means that the Government intend to make good progress with supply before the adjournment for the Easter holidays. This evening there was a desultory discussion over a motion brought for- I ...

... DUBLIN UNMVERSITY, HONORARY DEGIEES TO BE CONFERRED. r. DUBLIN, FRIDAY,-Thi( afternoon a meeting, of' I the Senate of Dublin University was held in the Examination Hall, Trinity Oollege, for the purpose of considering graces sent up by the Board to confer a number of degrees konoris eausa. The Right Honourable J. T. Ball, LLD., Viec- Chancellor; the Rev. Dr. Salmon, Provost; and l the Rev. J. ...

... SECOND EDITIONteI BY OUR PRIVA.TE WIRtm 1BEFAST NEWS-LETTER OFVInCp, Il 69, FLRIf STREET, LONDON, ER.C asSATURDAY MORNING, SIX O'crno ?d lee TE FACTORY AND WORKSHOpS BILL. id DTe imes ?? have some ?? With 1e Mr. Neville's declaration that he should like 1 Iykeep young children out of factories altoetb ie The deterioration caused by working at an early age in factories, though not felicitously ...

... Shivers, of SaT.easu JAMESh CavinH, In th 23d Jun lat sale i nth ulcra nte a A stained-glass west window, just completed'and' 3 fixed in St. James's Church, Antrim Road, in memory of the late Sir John Preston, by his -widow o and family, has been executed by Mr. John Duff, Hogarth Studios, Fitzroy Square, London, and from the excellence of draviing and the taste shown in the manner of ...

... W= = i E i. D E. -ANE IN N E W TTW T BUTLER. 00 - ,D? tbe 1t3th inst. ?? Loyalists of Newtownbntler nduetgi~ibourhood once again enjoyed the great; uarof ttftgto a lecture- deltvered by Rev. Dr. K1:ne.- Grand. Mst:of. the Orangemen of Bel- ! L-t.li 'Towa Hall, where the lecaure was de- vr-c wa nicelr decorated for the special 'eta- h b lO u- anner-. and mottoes, of the well- 1-o tc5yj colours. ...

... METROPOLITAN GOSSIP, F~~ - , A F2CM OUR LADY CO23EMPONDW3T. LONDON, MJONDAY. Thne betrothal of the Duke Of Clarence and the Princess Mlay is one of those happy topics of con1- versation of which drawing-rooms never grow weary. After the anxiety felt for Prince George in his illness, and being obliged to listen to all the gloomy forebodings of people who revel in tragedy, the change of ...

... I FOR EIGN INTELLIG'ENCEI iFROM OUfi OWN OoRltaSPo0NDnN'ra. GERMANY AND TIHE COM1ERCIAL TREATIES, B¢InIN, SATURDAY EvEtilNG.-The debate on the new commercial treaties was resuimed in the Reiobstapr to-day. After some houta' discussion, a motion emanating front the Consereatives in favour of roferrirg the treaties to a specini committee for considoeation was rejeoted by art overwhelining ...