... THE 3DISRUPTION BILL. ULSTER'S 3[ES$AGE TO CANADA, MANIFESTO BY THE ULSTER MEMBERS. UNPARALLELED POLITICAL INFAMY. ,WE RELY ON OUR ]KINSMEN IN COANADA, 3 BY OUR PRIVATE WIRE. LoXmoN, TUESDAY.-The following manifesto was adopted this afternoon by the Ulster $Unionist members of Parliament in response to the offers made at public meetings at Toronto and elsewhere to send practical assistance ...

... D NEW OTEBY INVENrTIN. WE1 1FEDALE NEWBPAPER AND COI YULAD WBAPPLNG AND GUMMING MACHINE. A xACHiNE has been invented und patented by J. Stott, Fred Waite (of Otley), aad Jason Saville (of Bradford) which will assuredly prove an inval- able boon in all newspaper ofces, especia2ly the dailies (and not a few of the weeklies), where many thousands of newspapers have to be deipatched byr post ...

... DISURBANCES% IN EULL. Biull, Sunday.-The Press Association correspon- dent states that the dockers' strike committee were able to distribute tickets equivalent to six shillings per man yesterday. Pior to his departure for Bristol, Ben Tilett addressed a mane meeting of the strikers, who aiterwards paraded the town. Alleged attacks on union pickets by free labourers have been reported. During ...

... DuBLIN, SuNDAY. L In appeal from the misguided followers of Mr. Gladstone to the English people as the prompt and patriotic challenge of the great betrayal in the House of Commons has inspired Unionists with strong hope. That hope is fortified by the chilling reception of the result of the passage of the second reading in Ireland. It is significant that there has been no popular rejoicing ...

... I01M1 RULLE SECU.LUTIES1 V We are daily told that the -1omre Rule Bill pt-o- b vidis ample security for the 4vltgiouu liberty ci toeP Piotesbanit Ionollrity, and aiinilar assuranices are 1 multiplied froma every platform. Well, wie shall .see in due timle -what all chose Pledges are worth. We answer fi~rst from the doctrine taughIt; and, set-nti, froma the practice per-severedl in by the Chuot ...

... BELUAO Tf URAL HISTORY AND P.RI oSQPlICAL SOCIETy | .AN ARTIFICAL AGE; PORT, 'THE PATRON :2A1¶D THE PILLOIKY. LarS evening a meeting of this society was held in the Museum,- when an interisting paper on An Artificial tAge; Port, the Patron and the Pillory' was read by Mvi F. Frankfort Moora Professor Fitzgeralda:lMC.zI-X.F, presided, and there wvas a large attendance. The chairman.a ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIA-ME.T. j BY PRIVATE AND ORDINARY WIRES. HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. TlEzE ?? CEANCEALoa took his seat on the wool- sack at half-past five o'clock. OUR INDIAN ARMIES. On the motion for going into committee on the Madras and Bombay Armies Bill. Lord CONNEMARA cheerfullv recognised the wisdom of plactin the whole of the five armnies of India un-ier the Coutnoander-in-Chief so long ...

... FROM OUB CORRESPONDENT. Saturday, the let of April, will long he raemem- bered by the Orangemen of Scotlarnid for the magni- feient success which attended the demonstration in the City Hall, Glasgow, organised for the, purpose of protesting against the Disruption Bill. Al- though organised by the Grand Orange Lodge, it was a public gathering. Political friends and foes were alike admitted ...

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... ILIFI IN A MERIC A. THE FINANCIAL CRISIS. 3 U U T I El R i' A I . U B. R S, GREA' ~T F I RE I, N NEW B.R U-N S VI CKJ-. ply CABLEGR.AM. FRoita QuP. ONTS CUOhEOPOSDItN1. NaBw YeaTr. TursnAY.-The virtual ste'ppagsa yesterday of the Chanmbeil-ain Truet Conmpanv has Iafforded abund6ant muaterial for ?? among coaainereiati men. tha chaief print of inreresr being, as to the dire~ct.:on in which the ...

... o CJG$N INTELLIGENCGE rPROM OUR COfneBSPOYNDTNTS. THE VTICTORIAt COURT- MARTIAL. Malta, Friday.-The court-martial 0o tihe sur- vivors of the Viitoria was Contiined yasterday, when 3M'r. Edwin Calter, assistant engineer cf the Camperdown, was examined. he witnessed to three-quarters speed astern, st2rboarr1 engine, being telegraphed. He was positive that the dial showed three-quarters speed. ...

... THE LANDCO> MISSION. UJLSTER StJE CO31MISSIONT. Mp. Enwann GREEP., J.P.. chairuan of t re above Sub-Commission, has delivered the following decisions irncases which were heard at T,^tterkenny, Milford, Stranorlar. Strabane. C wcnties, and Car- rick by Messrs. M'Conneli and Johnston, viz..- Arthur Brooke and others, landlords. Old Poor-lav Joldicial rent. valuation. rent. .6 s.d. Le. s.rh. £ s. ...