... Tarn usual monthly meeting of the Town Council r iv.s I held byeeterday, aib ;lvo oWck, in the h C(onuoti CAhie ber 'f'cvvn F'1, ' Tfse oi' (Jobis 9 Bowrose, 158q., J. P.) preIded. There vvere 8o present:-Aldormen-gir Joho Savage, J P.i Win. L Jo'n Johneton, J P ; Janies Crrltele, J P. Coon. c eiII.1tq-rohn Sutffern, T it, lUiowne, Jto. Jenkins, ,4 David Corb'ett, Wvn. Hirper, Daniel Dixon, ...

... WE have been shown a very tasteful and beautifal silver cup intended for presentation to his Excel. lenoy Colonel Lanyon by the members of the One Star Contingent-s force raised by Captain Ward for the Kaffir war last year. On the pressing erhergenoy of the moment these men were enrolled, equipped, and on their maroh to the seat of war withIn twenty-four hours from the time In which it was ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORMEsPOMWENT.I 1I Lonos, TuXiDAY. EiaR Majeety'. Ministers have agau met nadl i again dlsperasd. The Chancellor of the Exclhequer t amue all the way from Ireland to attend the Cabinet v Counoil, and had the good seneo to return imme- I dlately to complete his vllt, and all the other i Advlqers of the Crown have returned to their re- t speotive homes, The Counol wuas summoned not ...

... THE CHANCELLOR OF TIHS EXCHEQUER IN DUBLIV. -BASQUET IN THE MANSION HOUSE. [srECtAL TIRLEGRAN.] DUBIIN, WEDNESDAY NyGHT.-Thin evening the Lord Mfayor of Dublin (Sir John Barrington), en. tertained the Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northoote at a banquet, given in the Oakroom of the Man- sion Houte, the object being to welcome the hauoellor of the Exchequer on his visit to Ire- land. The gueste ...

... A F[ HA NISTAN. EXECUTTON OF THE ASSASSNX3S. THE SITUATION AT THE SHUTARGARDEN,' [PHUTER'3 TELEGRAMS,] SIM LA, MONDAY, Teni attibudo of the GhilzlIs is still questionable. Reconnaissance was made beyond Gandamak 'on Saturday. The Kotwal of Cabul has been hanged for oorn- plioity in the'massaore of September 3, Some of the Cabal mutineere have arrived at Candahar. Colonel Xohnstone, with 1,100 ...

... TVn monthly mleeting Of the Belfaet Corporation 'Me helel in the council Chamber, Yesterday, at m,, tiavelv o'clock-the MAI-yOR (John Browne, Ys q , w j~p,), presiding. Tlhexe were preeent-Alderiien ne Sir John Savlage, J P.; WMn John Johnston, J P. ; ~r. Whitaker, Dr. Alexander. Coanroollora-Ja. th Alex fIedo~rson, J.P,; Thomas Onfhln, Samuel W Ljavjher, John Suilerrn, David Corbuti, W. H.In ...

... LOED BACONsBILD'f3 reference to the activity which has lately oharaoterlsed the trade In oheml- o061 seems to have very generally puzzled the publio, One or two of our contemporaries hbve made rather merry over the Ideal that it It possible to detect In this somewhat obrODue branch of our manufaoturing and commercial Industry any indl- Cations of movements in trade generally. That it Is In one ...

... ABATEMEt;iJOF PENT ON THE ESTATES [ O. JOHN MULHOLLAND,.E'sq, M.P, .. IT.give5 us pleasure to state that Mr. Mulhollanud, wibh his aocustomed liberality, has Instruited .liS agent that an abatement of 10 per cent. wll bo al. lroed on the year's rent due lab November fnst. [B' to all tenants paying this rent before let February, exoept in the cases of townparks, lands under OA1 lease, And lands ...

... LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF AN I I ORA4NGE HALL, ] [sROeas OUR FBEpo:L;TERJ ] Tun inteornsting ceremony of laying the folnnai'it01. h stone of a new Orange Hall, at Mogherahnock, wzs ID performed yesterday. The weather was ex -o oeptionally fine, the P=n Phining out with, for this di sessou of the vear, unwonted splendour during the w entire pro eedIngs. The brethren o the Saintfleld oe ...

... B4NQUET TO SIR EVELYN WOOD. O NSatarday night, as briefly Intimated by tele. f graph, the Bar of England entertained at dinner, in the ball of the Middle Temple, London, Briga. die:-General Sir Evelyn Wood, V.C., K.C.B. In the gallery were Lady Wood and a few personal friendsi The Attorney Geueral occupied the chair. and amonuuet thoue present were the Lord Chancel. lor, Lord Hatherly, Lord ...

... ANOTHER BRITISH SUCCESS. FURTHE R EXECUTIONS. [OFRICIAL IELEGRAMSJ] LONDON, WZDNESDAY. THe following has been received from the India Office:- Etoma Viceroy, 29th October, 1879,-General Roberta telegrapha-Cabnil, 26th Oatober-Supplies coming In plentifully; hope to have five montha stores by 16th November; shelter for the British portion of force nearly completed, and native troops have ...

... 'T.E E .DST - - . . . .. INVITTION A809n'm, i-the Rev. James Thomp- so1, ofiBry, - s . oeped the 'or,'dlI and' unani-' lI1oU8 inovltue tl!Qt twhmgh'sda olroutt'to become itiesuperinteadent minister at next Conference in' BuCc's66in tio onev G'brle bebi. 'Thi ois one ofitlidse itncstaeo sdioewl t~rariI',whioie man is osliead ab tbe'qa~iesqt possible m istnfor p second term of service In a ...