... -i j Ti1 o E i `TATE OF 1RELAND. 'The wo n ?? BallP who W3S shto on Thuirsday I ightat Grang~e,noar Mll!iogarges alreNdyT reptorted, di-d on Saturday at the renideace of Air. John Schly, of Grange. A Castletarcorrespondent savs tberewasascene of great excitement there on Saturday night On the removal of Mbr. izeu;nsu to the county gaol, but no rescue was attempted, nor was there any riot. ...

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... SI 0 CKISG RAILWTY ACCIDENT. ^ N ENilGINE & THREE CARRIAGES 'I ;X-ilO-N' DOWN AC N EMBANKMENT. I' on OF LIFE 5c F(PPl PERSONS INJUL7lED. `.e Creat WeEtern Railwsy train which left ' i .h at a few rinutes past twelve yesterday ' * .;a:n ely the line whilat about a mile on the . in si'eof ,lanizngtzeo etetiun. The engine t . rea carriages went down the embanitment, were al;most conepletoly ...

... a MR. GLADSTONE'S REITUN I FVROM SCOTLAND. tbi OVATIONS ALONG THE LINE. Mt I ?? DEPARTURE FROM SCOTLAND. to CIaIeTIR, MONDAY. Etc Mir. Gladstone commenced his journey homenward cat this morning. He drove with his wife and daughtsr aim from Dalziel Houee in a carriage and pair, and was the loudly cheered on the route. The party was of:, accompanied by Colonel Mire, M.P., Major at Hamiltton, ...

... I CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRA- W. TION AT BIRKENHEAD. ?? C Y Mit. U. MACIVER, MY.P. M.David -Kaelver, M.P,,addressed b. I i . uracvsopprorters in the Theatre Royal, a E fL. CIIcOG, vihth wvas crow ded by an enthusiastic ar 6UrJa c, Fz numnber of whem were ladies. Mr. y IJctL, . :J , ?? or the, borough (presidnt I ofc ?? and West Cheshire Conservative ci AeErcratsvi) 'r se'd, and amongst those ...

... LOCAL _NETS ' _. _. _ _ _ , _. _ A _- _ . 1'ire (tO-f- ~Ccitl pt ofmark tkc or`, fo V. 81-zn-adto :s.tU mnacto; 31P 'hill OT Ie;-suitnr la-c.r 'r.f :51'e'anCrro.AsixiNA I ?? tii ;~aL i itt t coltS , tii l L-- >atph'nrC a-! Liic:, hmr -T'g a torn of i ?? ?? t of ;mLih 143 Lu b~uit*io.e by czurt cf U- Onwer. swnae ti-%u. ha, in he; itt Cat it h 'os of Mr. CllaNcr-rY CojrrT-Tim8 Deo1rSittivg ...

... THE .AiNIVERSAlY OF MR. W. E. | GLADSTONLYS IBIRTHIDAY. + .. HE L S N A I N F I~ LIVER P O Te l i ' s i i h a l l w i l t e t s y - c e t a til 711 W zlii U s. w 0 0n- Ot rig 1t I Isis. ?? 2 t -i -ton , A~ t. ill celeb racte, the a nniive lrsa y oof lu- 6llth bir-thLdv. aftetr a life which has hal W w! if a sy. lparsslli-.y in Vthe earner of any Britiish statn-amef with respect to its useful- ...

... - Conferences of Latter-day Saints were held in the lower Concert Hall, Lord Nelson-street, yesterday morning, afternoon, and evenrug. At ihe morning meeting the chair was occupied by Elder James L. Bunting, and there was a fair attendance; Mr. William Bodge, president of the European mission, being amongst those present. The Chairman said that after hearing reports from the district ...

... SALUS POPrLI LEX SUPRB-.&. DOMESTIC c Sir William Harcourt, M.P., opened a B new Reform Club at Southport yesterday, a d and attended a Liberal banquet in the 33 evening. In an able speech, the honour- ol E. able gentleman dealt chiefly with the r( foreign Policy of the Government, which ~1 S he vigorously' denounced., 1 The actual work of the Social Science Co gh Congress commenced yesterday ...

... 4ilttapooi - frottgo ? , :, ? ? i , ? ? ?? 1,; K lZ CzU ~ A RI Y. i3 ?? Ffv-,; nre behci takc-n to put Mr. 1ladt nc. forwva:d as a eandidate for the repro.. 'ctacion of Lcdd, there beiing 3 barg rit ?? tl:at ho itaV not be rettrnel for NMI31 . Tr. lhe Local ?? Rulers are ?? Mantike the ?? gentlemaf'S ?? arce Cf thn Home Rule test' ?? Oitt(!t.Cl i(n teir suI'0C-rt. 'Mr. lto'!rts. 3I.P.. ...

... ThE~i STEW 1OYAL MALRRFTAGE A laconic telegram from Arcachon, the dimilnutive Brighton of the south of France, announces that the Archlduchoss Christina of Austria has consented to an il~ie cevwith King Alfonso XNI of Spain. itio aromances of royal courtships are not irvnvar iably ceonummated in royal marriages, t nodA even in these days, when family ties r cnn but in a trilling degree ...

... I- ETTERS TO THE EDITO'RS. ,11 - - PUBLIC HOUSES. Gentlemen,-tn reference to the letter of ir. John WIliiams, 49,Tibcr-street., which appearedI iti yvar paper last week, I ean orily say that be hlas sairety s! .t known, or taken any trouble to get to know, to vwhcni itse lard on which the licensed bolise in Limte-grove, Ledsge lane, lelrnged, or he would hare bad Do diofioellhy ill getting the ...