... '-PAAIANTA1pY PROGR-SS - ?? I , . , - I ?? I London, Sunday, I ventured to propnesy some weeks ago in your columns that the dyngamite party would wakale little or no Sbow ?? Convention, and the result, now known to all the world, has iealised this anticipation. As the carrespondent of the Daiiy Ni''s1 lies pointed out, the Coniven- tion wvaa openly, completely. umanihstalke a7 Parnellite ...

... T OR NO D:: INBELFAST,.~;;' fFROM OJUR sPECIL REPORS.) Belfast, Wednegsday. Sir Stafford Northeote arrived If Belvotr Park, at tweve o'clock to-day) at the new Ulater Constitutional Club, Mav.street, to attend the annlal mting Of ?? ?? Club. Amongst those present were- His Grwce the Duke of Abercon, the Ma3qus of Wa- terford, he Bard of Kilmorey, SirTTheA Bate.OP, Brete M P; LTrh Arthur saill ...

... -_ P a . ~ , . . . . t - - eaoterdaythe Diocesai Synods of Dublin, Gleada- lough, and ildare Edet conjointly in. the Synod HaDl, Cbristcburcb-vlace, to consider the financial affairs of these three dioe. sea, the separate synods for which were not competent to deal with such a matterE. His Grace the AucaBisaioe oF DuELIX presided. F Mr. Justice Harrison acted a asiseasor. t- The report of the ...

... SI _, _ - 0 APPREHENDED LOSS OF LIFE. ar t ~~~(seotaf T51Z&R&M) 512 Dartmuouth, Theralay. H e The Norwegian steamer Mets, from St Abe*' ; . for Christiansuad, put into Dartmouth this mornong, baving OD board fourteen hands of ca I the Spanish mail steamaer San Augustin, which P . was burnt in the Bay of Bisosy on Sunday siter- lio noon. The Sen Augnutin bad a crew of seventy- AP eight hands ...

... t ,35 W:VI4EREGA L VISIT 0TO -THE NORT.' ]OPEM?TG' 0F J'OIITRUSJI, ELECTRIC :RAILWAY.- OPECIAL TLEGIRAMYROM OUR SPECIAL' Cole-rane, FridaTNight. -The visit of the Lort lie&tentant to the Yorth ot Ireland practically terminated this evenng, Theweather, unfortately, was again mnact Umn favourable, and interfered sadly with the plbasum of a gala day, which will be long remembered in Portrusb. ...

... i 4 ,s, _ 1On1 Saturdayr the Recorder held th usuasl licens- Ing sessions. to We publish in snnothe cjwopt~b s paw list of the second examination in arts of the Roy4l Ls University. I At the meeting of tho Galway board os guxr- diaae on Saturday over S00 persons applied for c outdoor relief. f This is the last week of the Cork Exhibition. r The drawing of the Art Union prizes took place h ...

... lTHE N ATIONAL LEAGE. I, II The annual meeting of the Arran-quay Branch 1 tl of the National League was hel-l yesterday in St. d Raul's 1ala, Arran-quasy. lhe Right 'Hon the LORD MaTOR, N1 P, presided. There was a very large attendance,. Amongst those-preseut were- 5 C Heslin, ' C; 1 Mulligan, T C: Denis ;Morar, PL G: [carrett Bege, N1 Flanagan, 1' C: Alber; L Altm D J i Cogan, YM Rowana, A ...

... I SUMARY OF WS. ; ,- - HOME.- - A adjourned meeing of the Municipal Concl' 'will be held mdithe Council Chamber on Wedaes- day, the 28th, ii one o'clck. The Government has ordered an inquiry to be, held into she cireumstanes connected with the recent disturbances in Derry. Licencseshave been granted for the, holding of the fairs of Colon ndd Ardeg on to-day and Wedneaday next respectively. - ...

... Jn Saturday hiis Excellency the Lord Lieute- -nanut coitmuted the sentence of death passed upon Priv~te Wilson for the murder of Corporal Hope t to pencal servitude for life. The execution under the sentence hadl been fixed for to-morrow, Pre. parations bad been made for erecting the gallows c in lichwotid prison, and ilartbo'eniew Binus. the successor of iemrwood, laAl. it is stated, received ...

... i LAND FOR THU, rEOPPE . - LECTURE BY M. IDAVITT. - (By -PeaSpecial tire) | Londen, Tuesday ?Tiglt, - To-night, urder the auspices of the Land Eeform - Associaton of England, Mer. Michael -Deitt P dressed a crowded ?? . in St ames'sa Hall in , support of th doctrine of the land for thepee. i The bailding was crammed from floor to ceding a and 4]a reception woeorded to Nr. Davitt could4 iiot e ...

... IR. DAVITT ON THE LATE ORANGE ROWDYISM. In a letter to the Mont'co2 Posd MIr. Davitt makes the following comment on the late Orange disturbances in the North:- The Orange disturbances in the North of Ireland durbg this week )he writes) are the fruit of the detestable English policy, which promotes dissen- sion among subject nationalities in the interest of Im~lperial control. Ours are, the ...

... THE PARNELL NATIONAL tI TREBUTE I. Subscriber ware requte& to see that e b- ewsptious are duly aokaowledged. Already acknowledged and lodged in National Bank ?? ?? £28,250 1 I Received yesterda ?? ,. 125 6 0' £28,376 .4 4 ;Knocknarea parish, eounty Sligo, per Messrs Keane Brase, presi- dent; James Sculanx, lo n see; and 'Ihomas Cawley, treasurer.,. 11 13 6 A few patriotic Irishmen. in Crewe, ...