... ULSTPER INTELLIGENCE. r'n'3 inca ccamcup>Dssan.1 Otrcat DSra-RCT ASTIT-sxn-The thirty-fourth annual report of the Omiagh Dtstrict Asylum for the Counties of Tycone and Fermanagh has been published. It shows that the number of patients in the asylum on the 1st Januiary, 1S;, Was| 507. Of these 351 wert from Tyrone and 155 froe mFermanaeh. The number of admissions during the year was 166, ...

... A MEETIN IN LCEGAS IN STUPPORT 01 THE GGOVEILNMENT. Erasesjo, 'WDNESJAso.-Ak Very largely--attended and enthusiastic meeting, in support of the Govern- went bill to abolish the intolerable coercion of th Town-r Hall. Mr. Jestos tontsirox Presided, and among2st thoseO On the Flaht[orm were the folliow-- ing :-M1ajor Somrerset H. Maxwell, DL.;Msr. James AMalcolm, D.L. ; Claude Etewnlow, OiP.; Dr ...

... i tg C , E S L I t A w4IeED ?i 1737.) (ESTABLISHEED A WiNO 1737.) BE ALmF A ST': FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1887. In the House of Lords yesterday the Royal assent nas giv-en by Comm,,_issiou to tihe Mnlaster Bank, Limited, Liquidation and te.le Belfast Corporation Acts. The Royal assent wa- also given by Cnommr~issiou to other public and pri)vate aLts, iac!ludidg the Armv (Anunal) Act, the County ...

... I ~~~THE k ShM\ANDING 0F A STEAMETI. I ._ SUPPOSED LOSS OF LIFE. | AJACIo. Iom. -'1t he Peonia i r anld Ortiental Coramauv's steamer Tasmania, from Bombaty, which has stranded on1 the l.ouaclil Rooks. lies on a. dngerous point some three or four kilo- metres from lau 1. Flitty of tihe passengers have been lauded in tsix boatts, five of hICbh vwere s, ,ampett when returnoxug to the steamer, on ...

... ULSTER INTELLICTENCE. rFROM1 ouB. COSntSPoDENsTs.1 ConvEr. APaEST.-Yesterday, Sergeant James Baliagh arrested a man named John King in Lurgan Courthouse on a warrant issaed five years ago, the officer having never previously seen the prisoner. The offence charged against the accused was breaking windows and destroying milk, the property of his brother, who was norw permitted to wvithdraw the ...

... SECONTED iT ION 1 4 't~rB,i Gai9R SePECIALi S&-Eecr.iz Ncws.Lrvrr lbF1CZF~ld 169, FoIsIET STXRXT, L-.RON, E-C. FRIDAYY 7TOJSEO, SIXG Si eieekc MR. G&LADSTOENE'S VISIT TO WALES. R-ferring to Mr. Gladstone's journey to South Iales, the Times savs-He has had all the success he can hare hopeddf or. He stopped at many places on the ray, blnid has s been greeted at all of them. with friendly ...

... TERRIBLE FIRE IN NEW YOflK SIXTEEN HUNDRED HORSES BURNED. SUPPOSED LOSS OF LIFE. mRaCl'ER's TELEGBfAM. MawV Yoas, FnRoDAv.-Sorle stables belonging to the Belt Line Car Company were destroyed by fire yesterday. Sixteen hundred horses perished in the flames, and nearly all the tramcare on the premises tvere burned. Two blocks of buildings 0pposite the stables were also destroyed, the aggregate ...

... TIE MElTHODIST CHULTCH, The general committee of manage-nent con- tinued its session on Thursday morning, in the vestry of Stapohen's Green Church, at ten o'clock- Rcv. Professor M-Kyv, I.D., of Belfast, in the chair. There ws& a fuall attendance of Members. Tho hom-e mission report was continued, and the recoruonmndat~ions of the Various di;arict meeting-i carefully cocsidered, so that grants ...

... SIR J. P. CORRY'S FRANCEISE'l BILL. LSY 010 EC1AIWP~. LoxDox, TcEsty.-Iu the parlhamentary papers issued this moruing the following notices of amendment in reference to the above bill appear I to be moved whesn .he bill is in committee:- In committee on 'Mlunicipal Corporatious Acts (Ireland) Anmendment (No. 2)J Bill; progress, clanso 1. Sir Jalmes Corry-Clan*eT 1, page 1, lines S aud 6, leave ...

... CHURQH OF 1RELAKD. IDR;UMOOOLAITD7 HARVEST FESTIVALG. - On Friday, the 30eth nlt., the annual harvest thanks- giv ing service wvas held in the Parish Church. Ballywvard. The sacred edifice woas appropriately radorned for the occasion, the harvest emblems- fruits. fowers, cereals~an;d Scripture mottoes-griv- ing it a bright and beautif ci appearance. Large Dtexts in pure white on crimson ground ...

... YOI129G MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, WELL.INGTON- PT.AC1E. L1O:TURU ThY Do. mmzricnx. THEl open'ng meeting of the sixteenth setson of -the Young M~en's C~hrist~ian Association Literary Society wasS held last evening, in the large hail. I M~r. F. Miegarry. S.F5.. chairman, preskied. Thle attendance was large, and several new mem:bers were enrolled. After tea, which was served at 7-30 o'clock, ...

... PRIZE COMPETITIONTS. Forn almost a year past Prize Competitions have been appearing weekly in the Beizsat Wf-eefy _Vewt, so, in order to let the readets of the Bel 8t _.EAss- LeZter see what sort of competitions these are, we propose reproduing each week's competitiows but without -the Coupon, whieh can only he had by purehasers of the first-named netWspaper. The f ollowing appeared last week ...