... TIRS DAY'S LONIDON PAPERS. -BY OU-R SPECIAL W'IRE.l 3NC5wi-LV'wT LTtS OtwIrn3, , 1 1;9, P 1T STREET STREF, Lo N, E. o. ECj TnTRSDA r Deaiixo. j J DESTRUCTIVE STORM Ei N T WALES. A heavy, strong wind and rain pr' v ailod to- at lay in i North Wales. At t the Men ii Bridge a Ra large structure in course of erection for the el musical festival was demolished, the workmen 0f having a very nlarrow ...

... THIA JULYCLBPTOS inANNINTIE1SARY SERiMONS. cl~ Aanvr seR rvices8 Nere, conducted yesterday iln t-hte Uislier Urail at three o'clock in the aflternoon. 4ii For frully an hour before the appointel] time thle Is brethren streamed luto the hall arrayed ill the orbeautiful regalia of the Order. Wihimn the service Commenced tmes-s comilol not have been less thitn mu- four thousand persous present. ...

... LI)x V01 u 1 s r r CI A Id W I t E.] NEws-LFTTER' OFFMoZ 160, FLERT STrEEM LONDON, E.C. SUNDAY NIG11T. GasAT disappointment was experienced owing to the inclemency of the weather by visitors and intending visitors to the Fisheries Exhibition last night, where a grand fete was to be held similar to the Royal fetes.given some time ago. Notwith- standing the continued downpour of rain, up. wards ...

... .[RiOM 0013 It55oPiTER.l LoNDOfDERoY, WZDNorsensv. -Notwithstandilng the very unfavourable character of the weather, the annual exhibition of plants, flowers, fruit, and vegetables in connection with this society held hero to-day in the grounds of Gwyn's Institution was a very decided success. Very seldom has such quantities of fin3 plants anid flowers been seen at any similar exhibition as ...

... & GANG OF HOTEL THILVES, So Ami furtier light has been thrown on the dariir theft of £2300 fron a gentlenian at pret' nt a ?? tor at Braemai, aud residling in the Fi e Arn Hotel there, which took place on Mclindtly Ia two additionial airrests h}ave t,eeu made, tr.,o bciinl- the discovery of what is evidently a *.ir professional thieveH, who hbave to all appearar % been conducting their ...

... CO1iRESPONDENCE.l INiCURlABLE CASES 01?CYSM]T0T 1T0 Till11 EDITORl OF' T1111 I;;-fliAST NE5''TVX.LTTIII.lrt Sin- red r er~ter Groonl'i !Ottcr in v 1'S issue this morning, and I WAs qulite Astonished to find that he ads oratesl, aq a suitable place fur 0 consumptlives, a lioun4u which hec dere7ril cs a-, aL shereegiuly cloiacl Out fr'om thle sxaith wet andi mere o'r lesi3 expro~sed to the east ...

... LECTURE BY PROFESSOR flEDPrEPN. A v Toaa was delivered on Tneiday evening in the Clarence Plaoe Hall, ia connection -witb thle Church of Ireland Young men's Society, by Pro. fessor Redfern, M.D., F.R O.S.. on The Organs of Snell and Taste. The chair was taken by Mr. R. L. HAMILTON, J.P. The proceedings haviug been opened with. prayer by tho Rev. Mr. BBooxE, The OsCAsisAN said they were ...

... THE OCHURHO OF IRELAND.. DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF DOWN AND CONNOR AND DROMORE. Tor Diocesan Counoil mbt' yesberday in the Diocesan Rooms, Bolfasb-the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop presiding. The following members wore alto present :-The Very Rev. the Dean of Down, D.P.; the Very Rev, the Dean of Dromore, the Ven. the Arohdeacon of Down, the Ven. the Archdeacon of Connor, LL.D.; the Ven. tho ...

... THE FORTHCOMING FRANCHISt B I L L. IRISH ELECTORAL STATISTICS. LoSnDo, WEsNrsDAT. Tri electoral statistics ordered last session by the House of Commons, in view of the parlia- montsary reform contemplated nest session, were issued to-day. They show in respect of eaoheon- stituency the area in square miles of the county or borough, the population, number of inhabited houses in 1871 and 1881, ...

... CORRESrONIENCGE. |CONSERVATIVE ORGAINISATION. TO TI-r EDITOR OF TVil I)MWAsT IEWS T-itTTItS. ?? is to be hloped ?? tile entliusfa~sm D aroused by the recent stirring events in the North vwill not be sueffred to evaporato in the chleers which greeted the speakers and the drimminig J which ?? tihe pro 'cssiolln. MIUCh ecellont advice waLS given by the Con- scrvativo chiefs, of which tho ...

... TOWYN COMMISSIONERSF IE'WTUWNA3RDS. The monlitly meeting was held yesterday-mr. Andrew Maeuown (chairman) presiding. MEt[i LATE NIIE-StEW TtOSE WANTED. The Tows CensU read the following comfouni- catira:- Newtownarils, 3rd iecember, 19S3. To the Ncwtownards Town Comrmrissioners. CGentUrnen-In accordinco with your iostrue- tions, I had ani interview with Mr. 11cilly, super- intendont of the ...

... IF1OM OURI LAl)' COLtIS'PONDENT.1 L.ONDONT, XATtIrDA.iV WVncrEs the firs froe;tv nigts of autuien imake havoc of the flowers in tho garden beds, there is always a little consolation to be dorivod froin rc. collecting tibat the dlatilt of the sueiimer flowers, the droopinri nond bilt1ellitig of thle latest ae- unitls, brings us ncerto the timle of the chysatuithe- uituIS. N(txt ?? is an ...