... ULSTER_ INTELLIGENCE. 1 FROM OUR CORfEhPONDEhTS. AunTriNG OF LARN-E UNION ACCOUNTS.- Yesterday the accounts for Larne Union were audited by Colonel Ra. N. Studdert, Local Govern- ment Board auditor. Mr. Wm. Hay, clerk of union, was present, with the several relieving officers and poor-rate collectors. The auditor will make his report in the usual way. SALE OF LAND.-On the 19th inst. Mr. Sam1. ...

... THE LABOUR COMMISSION, HOURS OF LABOUIR NL COLLIERIES, BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. IonON, TUESDAY.-The section of the Labour Commission dealing with mining and engineering sat to-day at Westminster-M~r. David Dale pre- siding; and the other members present were- Mr. Gerald Balfour, I.P. ; Mr. Hewlett, Sir 'V Lewis. Mr. Trow, Mr. Burt, lI.P.; Air. H. Fowler. LI.P.; with MTr. Tait (Group B), and Mr. ...

... REPRESEINTATION OF1 EAST I i BELFAST. : Wz; have been requested to publish the followin4 correspondence:- .. The Mount. Mountpottinger, February 5, 1892. l DEAR SIR-A number of electors and myself, who from the first wished to have you as our member for East Belfast. would like to know if you intend to come forward when a vacancy takes place. A good few other electors have been nicking ...

... ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT FUD SOCIETY OF TELAnD. I ANWUAL MfEETING OP THE BELFAST BA2VCH.: Tar annual meeting of subscribers to this etmd nently benevolent and useful society was ?? or Wednesday, at twelve o clock noon, in. Dr, Whlitakers office, Linen Hial. The attendance was good. In the absence ol the president (Dr. Drennan)5 Dr. M1GEE, 3.P., proposed, and Dr. BarICE SMYTEr seconded, that Dr ...

... SECOND EDiTfJOTL -- f ~~~BY OU71. PRIV.&TX WIRE,, BEIi'AST NEWs-LETTER OFprol 169, FL-EEr STvIsr. LOXDO7; EQ TILE STAT'E OF RUSSIA, The Stsadawrl's St. Petersburg to ?? the commencement of the br**meld. er the Itladivostoek lailway by convim lateer o has become very prevalent in the nei Murders, mutilations, and robberies aresD°J occurrence, and the state of VladIotos burly centhi described as ...

... BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. I PARIS, FRIDAY. Opening. Closing. Rventes, 3 ?? ?? 95175 095 40 Do. Account 5 . 5-20 95-32 Do. New . .. 96 0 -9620 Do. 42 per cent. money ?? 105 70 105 80 Do. Account ?? 105 60 105 77 Egyptian Unified. ?? 476 87 477 81 Italian 5 per cents.£. ?? 5015 90 20 Ottoman Customs Bonds ?? 453 75 454 37 Do. Priority do. ?? 421 25 - Spanish 4 per cents. ?? 63 18 63511 Turks, New ...

... MELANCHOLY OCCURR-ENCE IN HOLYWOOD. CONSIDERA1BLE excitement was occasioned in Hooly- wood yesterday forenoon by the announcement that Mr. Henry Miller, proprietor of the Seaside Tavern, Holywood, and a respected inhabitant for some sixteen years past, had been found dead in his own house. Mr. Miller had been during all the earlier portion of his life in the employment of Captain J. F. ...

... SPEECH BY MR-. BAIFO1TRa BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. LONDoN, SUNDAY.-A brilliant and distin- guished company assembled yesterday evening, at the Merchant Taylors' Hall, Threadneedle Street, on the oceasion of the banquet that the Meeter and Wardens of the Merchant Taylors' Company gave in honour of the Right Hononrable A. J. Balfour, M. P., on whom, prior to the festivity, the honorary freedom of the ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN CIIUROTI. PRESBYTERIAN CONVENYTION AT ANTRIM. TUE annual meeting of the ministers, elders, and members of the Templepatrick Presbytory was held yesterday in the First Presbyterian Church, Antrim. Owing to the severity of the weather and the prevalence of illness throughout the bounds of the Presbytery, the atteudance was somewhat smaller than usual. The arraniements of the ...

... ORGAN RECITAL IN- BA.NGOR. ,ksAT evening an organ recital was given in the 1 parish church. Bangor, the proceeds of which will go towvards the church. completion fu ?? Mr. Robert Jones. organist of the church. nresided at the instrument. and there was a very large audience. The Dean o. Down (Rev. Dr. Masguire), who presided. stated that the intended inl rove-| ntent would be effected in t'ne ...

... THE CHURCH OF IIELAkND, Darsto rOLAYD CHURCH SUNDAkY SCHOOL-On Teesday. the 1 st inst.. the tnnlal fi-!e of the above ,erhlool was held in the groulnds of Rallvvward Lodge. After a short service in the Parish Chrlureh. refreshments -were served out to the ehildren at tho Rectory. A procession having7 been formed. helred by the Clourfihaeir Flute Band. wt h flags and music. the scholars marched ...

... 'USTER INTELLIGENCE. 0 @fPO 1R CORRESPONDENTS. ARHwACH Townst COMYteslo'En.s.-Yeeterrlav Mr. Patrick M 'Lornan, chairman: Mr. T. G. Peel, town clerk; and SMr. R. Turner, clerk of the union, sat in the Town Commissioners' room in the Ton: tine, Armagh, for the purpose of revising and com- pleting the register of parties qualified to vote for or be candidates at the triennial election of Town ...