... IMPROVEXENTS .IN BALLYMAO4ARRUTT AND: MOUXTPOTTi64kr DIS,,TtICTJS, As much of the evidence given before the late Municipll Boundaries Commission had particular referenee to these loalliblee, It ,may not We out of placc to refer rleiiy 'to th ?? pe itl n, and to the Improx'ements which have been earned on for tbh past fewv yeuj. The County Down- aide tw the river within ,thOe pa~s,fontb yeA ...

... r[BY THLuGRAPHE.] MB. ORR EWING, M.P., speaking at Dumbarton Ilast night, said the Liberals intended to raise the I land and Church ?? questions as party orles at the next election, He was prepared . to go the length of Mr. Grant Duff in dealing with land. It veated rights were adhered to, the Church of Sootland was willing to share hert emoluments; and It was not improbable, If tbey despoiled ...

... 0OABcKvnwn ME7 oDrST BAND OF Hops. -The monthly lecture was delivered in the Methodist , Schoolroom on Friday evening, 19th instant, to a l large audience, by Mr. JohnPyprr, Belfasti subjeot: sual Alcohol a Poison, illustrated by coloured d-aw- rival frogs showing ito notion on the humanstomach, The I lecturer spoke for two hours, and his admirable lec, Go turn was l tetned to throu~ghout ...

... THE QUEEN'S RECEPTION OF THE AFGHAN , 4ND.ZULLU CAMPAIGNERS. ISUcstn the sense of dangers pasb and miafortunes overcome, says the spocial correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, can never appeal to the soldier more lightly than when he stands before his Qoeon in the drawing room of Wridsor Castle to receive the honours which her Majesty In pleased to con- fer upon him. In the field and on the ...

... DUBLIN UNIVBSIRTY. PRESENTAT10D1' TO BURIG EON-MAJOR REYNOLDS.' [FROM OUR S'ZOIAL nEPORTMR.] PVnuNm, WEDNEsDAY.-T o.day, the University Caput, conslsting of Arotdeacon Kyle, Pro Vice- Chanceller, the Provost, and Rev, Mr. Barlow, Senior Master, non-regenet, nat In the Eiamrtnation. Hall, Trinity College, for the purpose of conferring degrees, with the assistance of the Rev. J. A. Oalbralth, ...

... [YrRoX oU1 GBRMAN OOiSMONDE O D I TIaRs5 are ettuggla% enough going on within the so, called Holy Russia. The most remarkable, how b ever, Is that which may now be s eaid to rage be o tween the Czar end a great many of his subjeots. These demand liberty, and he serem determined to jefuse It There was a report thet on his return from Livadla there would be a great consultation, the result of ...

... i 3g- MR. SULIvnAw has been filled with Indignation by tey the way In which the solid vote of the Irish In not Sheffield for the Liberal candidate has been com. In. mented upon by the Conservatives. It Is not fair an' (he gays) to eatinate the strength of the Liberal the vote for Up, Waddy minus tho home Rule element; Itn, and he seti to work in a most plcdding and solemnly the systematlo ...

... RAIY-lWAY T.RAFFIc PmETINS. 22.ND WrEi Tins H.ALF-Y10Au. RAJLV 1A.Y, 189 1819 1a I Total 1 Saom In, or SMilaigo. _ _ t873. tE73- ?? 1t876. |11cw. Is70 I1D7a A2 e &iN ConntieS t 30D _ _3013C . 1512 604eo 041141 1004lO 7 d03310 7S6 744 {- .4olI~rja11 ?? 3f34 3a53 a 69;12 Ct3S4 i4d42 7 7L s) ...

... THE PARIS PRESS AND THE NEWjr MINISTRY. qP. I ?? . . . l- _ ?? . . - . .a J Thc Standard Paris correspondent ?? opinions, XI of thle leading papers oin thec Ministeriil question aire 14 P- essential to aill who deslie to form a corrcct j udgmient of M 1he situastion. The JfYtrqu ?? has no fewer atian three articles onl the subject. The flirt, a short one. *deals vwith the composition of the ...

... I MPORTANT SMOKE ilo,,; y LE;D.s. E. Ix _ A& 4!.. r, - At tho coeds Police-cc~urt (in Fr'diMr Occupied soine hours in hutnrug 1Ca.QI 0 I ?? ViU uian TI lltons; G rimnslhl, Juty flath;,ti1.i Israei liishwvorth were sutunsonedain r n'lisances. 'Tile'Iowx% Cs.i1~c(t atppeared on beh.ialf of thle Corp rt:I ,a:_ d IN tot.2LErON UllilellrQ1 for tho dcfuie v. The Toiv- C:.icnly. in openill- thc.- ...

... MR. WALTER, M.P., AND THE BERK- | ISXHIE LIBERALS. A Ti l- -i - .. . ?? ?? I M I . ?? T 4--1 A Liberal confaareiaaco convenled by tiau N~ewbury Liberal I Club, was held alt tho' Toaaaperance Hall, N~ewbury, on si Friay, for tho ?? ofieliciing thle opainions of all I Sections of the party in thle county- of Berkhia Ls regairds ) fire action to be taken in vickw of thu a ro lling getterail ...

... SIR HARCOURT JOHNSTONE, M.P., ON EDUOATION. ~'The annual distribution of prizies to the children attend- .agthe Searborough Board Schools took place in tilo ( Circus onl Saturday ai ternoori. The ChirSI was occupiedI by1s Mr. IV. itoWNTsmE, J.P., Wbo was tivcomsasiied by 6 isr Iliarcourt Johnstone, Bart., ?? and thera was a large attendance of tho general public: and snore than one !r thousand ...