... jflU fCH-IRCmesSloxxS T.E AIN3ALu MEfTINGS, DfmraIee, MoNDAt.-The annual meetings inl connection with the Irish Church Missions corn-. menced to-day. At the noon meeting, which was held in the Mission Bumildings, Townsend Street, the attendance included a large number of clergymen. .-Between .301 and 4a0 of the children in charge of the society were also present. Rev. Canon Leet, D.D., ...

... THE ASYLUMS BILL THE MEASURE PASSED. A LIVELY SCENE. BY OUR PRIVATB WIRE. r- Low D ox, WEDINESDAY.-The hybrid committee fin charge of this bill resumed consideration of clauses to-day-Mr. Shaw-Lefevre in the chair. There were also ?? E. J. Harland, Mlr. Elliott, Mr. T. W. Russell, Mr. Sexbon, and Mr. Llinokes. A COMPLAINT AND REPUDIATION. Mr. RUSSELL-I have to intimate that I have re- ceived a ...

... COLLEGE SQUARE PRESBYTERI& CoURCH. TaE annual meeting of the congregation of Gollege Square Presbyterian Church was held recently in the new school buildings opposite the church. Special interest was taken in this meeting, as it was the fist public gathering held in these hand- some newr buildings, which have been erected during the past year by the congregation. There was an exceedingly large ...

... ADDRBSS ANTD PRIESENTATION- TO MR. ROBERT APDSTTRONG. LAST evening the committee in charge of this matter met at the residence of Mr. Armitrong..| Great George's Street. for the purpose of presenting him with an address and puree of sovereigns. as a token of their esteem, and as an evidence of their high appreciation of his exertions ino assisti ng' to popultrise cheap travelilugt in Belfst. ...

... :CORESPOND EN CE. TO TEE EITOE OP TEa 3fL~rsp sSS ~ s Sla4A1s it mi~ght seem from thte lettersl appea r- wvas guilty of m~akingl vs f alse report to the Larne -Board of Guardiarts, I. shall, hie glad if ycu will alow et epyt.your; Correspondenzts' carges The;' small streamn to whvich Mr. W7illiam M'3eekin refesrs divides the electo~ral dizso of Tem~piecoruran, -of .which I am.L thle sobh ...

... NETROPOLITAN GOS$1PQ PROVE OUR LADY COBRESPOMDU(T. LONDoN, Mo-NDL. ?? promise of ?Awy has at last passed into performance, and social Leadon has once more assumed its festive spring Aats. Tardily came the first signs of the London session setting in, but no one who travels up and downtn the West End thoroughfares can deny that thhe wheel of life is turning as fast as it did in years~ past. The ...

... O:R LODN I0 OUR LODONI TETrER§ *I S BY 0OUR PRIVATE Whrt! BELFAST NESw-DET-Es OPNiCE, 189. FLEET STREET, E.O., THURSDAy NKGHT. QUITE a sensation was caused in political circles this afternoon when it was found that after the recount at Greenock Sir Thomas Sutherland, the Liberal Unionist, was reinstated in his old seat, which it had been declared a few weeks ago Air. J. Bruce had won from him ...

... .BELFAST CITY AND DISTRICT WATOER ?? TER usual fortnightly meeting of this Trust was held yesterday in the Boardroom of the offloes, Royal Avenus-the chairman (Mr. P. Corry) prea- sidinrg, and the other members present were- Messrs. Wm. M'COarmond, ?? IB. J.JlVConnell, J.P.; John Forsythe, W. S. Carlile, Thomas 31 Cormick, Robert Morgan, James Colligan, EB. W.. Pin, William Ross, and Joha ...

... METEOIZOLOUGICOA REPORT.1 I FaOM STAnnDART IS-CRUmEnTS BY StAinAs, D. NEILL. OPTICIAN, DONEGALL PLACE. Bel~fast Nzews-Letter Office. SUN. i MON. 20. TEE.S 21. I13D. 5 7. .E - -W -W. 1521X-.fW. I SDi.WE. ?? W.SL. lv.WStF I- - .31 i - S I-fS 1 ?? l- ?? 2 Cl: ?? 30- '0 :> 29X 2 - 29 -:1 A01 Th dotted lines indicate the heighit of toe b.ro'saer at non, and tbe black lines a;e mrcoigit. In the Or-t ...

... LIF XN A XERICA. , IEXECUTION BY ILICTRICITY., hi . mI n. THE PRESIDE ;NT OF COST1 RI1 1~ ?? 0 ^$ 0 To ,j .- :. A DISASTER IN LOH10. . - BY- SPECIAL CABLEGIAM. ae FROSS OUR O;WN COREoPONsoZNT. ; INTEW YoX, Tusa-r.SA-The opposition to the r. extra grant. for !the Chicago World's Fair seems to b he interminable, and it is clear that the members in the flouse, of Representatives -who have so ...

... e ROS! OUR MILITARY GoRRXSPOSDXST. nT OLR SPECIAL WIRE. toN-DoN. T EnD. iv. - Lieutenant - Colonel ant Staff Paymaster Hay-nes. Army Pay Departnment, 1 now station paymaster at Birr, is about to retire tfro he service. Major IWright. of the 1st Battalion Est Lanca- shire Regiment, is about to be transferred to the s 2rnd battalion of the regiment, at Newry. Captain Fetherstonhaugh, Scottish ...

... (EST.'TPBT.SH D ANNTO 1737.) B E8LLFAST: FRIDAY, J ULY 4, 1 890, In the House of Lords yesterdsr the Earl of vessels arrivina in London fr'1m HIanbur since 1st June, 1390. Lord talfour promised to obtain all the informati-,g ini his powver. Lord Brassey called atterueion to the state of the Royal Naval Reser ere and Artillery Volunteers, land asked for 1C04ormation relative to the forth- ...