... . , I - . m ?? 0C AL -WEWK;-~ r . - -- . -, ?? ALTaR SmLz-srol~n RiFLE CLU6di.Tfi6t t' usulal foituighitly mooring'of thiis 'club took place- eon Saturday afteiroon, -It blew a heavy gale from the rig ht. T 'lhe following were the four highest r scores --R. Nodder, 110; A. P. Fletcher, 109; G. Sprctt,R109; MaxWell, 106. v SOrfl1ET IN MWIdHiSTEa 2-No fewer than 120 Csense were disposed Qf ...

... TEI WEATaEtR SATURDAY. D 80, 8 AL. Nif rn Aberdeen leith ?? Ardrossn Greencastle.. ?? Cape Mlear.. tLverpool.. Holyhesi Penzance .. Brest ?? ?? Rochefort.. py6oth.. weymouth.. Portamotith,. London. Yarmouth ., Scarborough. Shields ?? delder ?? IL T.! W. 28.81,841 8.BW. 2 '.9287 W.S.W. 29.05411 W. 29.16 83 W.S.W. 29.868 2 K.W. 29.3840 W.X.W. 29.81 i2 W. 29.72 42 W.N.W. 29.84 41 W.NW 20 ...

... THE VIOLENT STORle. DAMAGE Tr ZOU SW P.RPER1rl. DntUIN the past two or three days this town and the entire North of Irelaud have been visited by fearfal storms, which have caused a considerable amount of datmage to hoose property. On Friday the storm raged with great fary till about twelve o'clock, and ceased after a heavy fall of hail and rain. On Friday night aun daring Saturday there were ...

... FiGEHT BEMWe'EN A TERRIkR `AND A CORMORANT. -i: An old sportsmnan.writes'asfollows from A tralia:-I was engaged in'corpan'y with i frien4,, in my garden, wbqn my attetioai Was, attracted to a little biteh of mine, by, namo Topsy, wh6 made for the brink of a eutting some. ten or twelve feet deep. : Upon looking wdowri I-sawa' coifmerant in thev water. My; little 'roi was showing greatb anxiety ...

... M A S 0 N I C. MAJOnRT c? OF3g EArL Or HIrLsBicuon.-One | of the most beautjfnu of the; many artnstic works issued by the house of Mcssrs, 3arcus Waard & Co., , Belfast, is a congratulat0ry address to the Marquis of Dovnshire, from the brcthreni of the Connty Down Mqasonic Lodge, No. 8S, of which his lordslio is a member, oni thu Earl of H1illsborough attaining his majurity. It is richly i ...

... The'Dublia Evpies has the ?? military arrangements and othermeasures adopted 'byi the Goveronment for the repression of any -attampt at an outbreak which the Fenians might be mad enough to make die supposed to indicats Bthe possession of secret information that some in- r surrectionary movement was in reality coutem , plated, and the effect has been to create consider. uable uneasiness in the ...

... THE JAMAICA COM.MISSION. r - The Pail! ?? is satisfied tlat the Commission is composed of thonurk alable, anid upright men, who will doubtless prove equal to d thlewr assiged tote.Their task is to enlighten the Governmentanth atito by a estigation which could only be conducted y su a A somewhat loose allusion to their functions as analogous to toe ofe grad juy' as called forth an energetic ...

... , M4NirI iCENT. PRnsEN'1 ItROM ?? - ; , THE QU EE TO HER GOANDSOQN BPRINCE VIDTOt'. Ber Mixiesty has itist preseeted to-her tee' grandso 'Pdince'Victor a most spleindid blditiseii2l gift. This ,worel of art has been nearly two years in hand; it was intended td be-presseeted' on the first anniversary of the young priuce's birth -thie 10tl of March last-but thue extraordirary armount of ...

... GLAS4oW. For some days pact the weather here has been boisterous, with occasional shaower of sleet, hail, and snow. On Saturday evening the wind increased in intensty, and during the night blew a violes5 gale from the south-west, accom ii iti3dk ?? of cold, sleety rajtr -TMetarm` occasioned more or less damage ihalnmost every quarter of the city, but we have not heard of any ioss of 11E' and ...

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... MAGNIFICENT PRESENT FROM THE QUEEN TO HER GRANDSON, PRINCE ViCTOR. Her Majesty has just presented to her royal grandson, 1'rince Victor, a most splendid baptismal gift. This work of art has been nearly two years in hand; it was intended to have been presented on the first anniversary of the young Prince's birth--tle 10th of March last-hut the extraordinary amount of artistic labour required ...