... (FROM OUR OWNV cORREsrONDENT.) ) | - SVEWNSEA, Monday Night I The sections to-day were on the whole more it than usually well attended, although the majority ' n of the subjects down for discussion were not of any Ii t it general interest. The most exhaustive of the dis- ! cussions took place in the Economic Section, which l si opened under the presidency of Sir Antonio Brady, t} and in the ...

... - .- RGiSAftANo oFVQT - -c1ORwrrn~w, .w. The registr o oter for the current year No, Just bees cospflti ?? Kssbet, assessor, with1 the Ioleimg -reaits-,--. Abbey .. ?? * ' 508 ?? ; 62 60 586 2 *Xilbsrchan ?? . ,: 3G6 22 22 36- - Ersktine ?? 12 9 8 122 1 ?? ; ?? J ]31 ,7 8 '132 71 Recrew * SS 9 :8 ig3 - ?? .-436 42 29 382 - 13 Ddtinp ?? 6 -1 - 3 - Lehwinnocb. ' 274 35 2S 264 - 1 ?? 6 1 - w-S - ...

... BUGLEgSIASUZ'IC L. THE GOSPEL IN ITALY.-On Tuesday night Signor Gavazzi. delivered a lecture in the Ac ree 'Tron Chorch, Vuadas Street, his subject being the evangeliation of Italy. He referred at the outset to the time when auy one was punished with iw- prisonment who was found redding or putting in circulation that Gospel whiclh was now being preached throughout Home to its uttermost corners ...

... LA UNCHES. BELPAST. - Yesterday afternoon there was launched from the building yard of Messrs Harland & Wolff a vessel for the Britisih Shipowners' Com- payof Liverpool. She is named the British Mrerhat, and her dimensions are-Length, 256 feet; breadth of -beam, 18 feet ; depth of hold, 23 feet; gross tonnage, 1780. The vessel will he-rigged and otherwis fitted out in Belfast. CUn-EmTaowxN. ...

... AFFAIRS IN A'USTRALAT 4:oUR ours OWONRRSrOXDEST.) Melbourne, 24th June, 1880. MoRE political trouble is in store for the Colony of Victoria. Three years of it did, indeed, sicken the country with the cry for reform under the late Berry Government, and in February last the result of the general election was their defeat and expulsion from office. When AMr Service succeeded them it was reek- ...

... =HE AFGHAN W- . THE AFGHIAN WAR. [ wag ,TELEGRAM TO STANDARD OF TEM MoEING. ) Quetta, August 13. istsrbances are again reported from the Shi v.ey. These are to be attributed ex. dvelY to the Kakazs, a Pathant clan of iOUS robbers. The agricultural population g alley, composed of the two sections of 0 Tneis, holds aloof, and would rejoice bear that the Kakars, who have for erations terrorised ...

... . K SCOTCH BMLLS I-N PARLIAMENT. H OUSE or LoRDs, Tuesday. THE BELtSfULL, IXOTHERTELL, AND WISHAW RALLWAY BILL. The Select Committee appointed to consider the merits of this bill assembled this morning, Lord Brabourne in the chair. The other members of the Committee were the Earl of Cork, Lord I Wrottesley, the Earl of Normanton, and the Marquis of Exeter. Mr PorE, Q.C. (who with M1r Richard, ...

... Tfl DANIPING-DOWN or LANTARKSHIREI BLAST FURNACES. Irot Yesterday morning (our Coatbridge correspondent, thi says) the Black Country around Coatbridgere looked black indeed, as a great many of the furnaces w had already been put out of blest, and noisy bustle pe; had bean suddenly changed for silence and gloomn.. th AtCaiderioNrk and Chapelindl nearly ons-nalf of the furnaces are already ...

... LETTERS TO THE BDITOR. BEER POISONING. SIB,-The writer asks the Board of Inland Revenue at Somerset House if they are doing their duty in allowing the use of the bi-sulphate of lime by brewers to the unwholesome extent to which it !is done. If a small brewer uses asy of the well- known sweets or bitters of commerce, the Excise are down upon him; ray,salt itself, which might be left to the ...

... .r LONDON CO RESPONDENCE. ,65 FLEET STREET, -. Wednesday Night. by th-e Souse of Lords of the To rej for Disturbance Bill has, rs I ?? ;e;. produced a strong feeling of indig- C t,'S the Irish members of the House f'7 - rem, vwho hold a meeting on Friday, f, 5t'' ,I doubt their future course of d i ?? pianned. In the meanwhile, Mr I h to-day given private notice that, on b ;or goin into ...

... THE COURTS. Osborne, August 7. The Queen and Princess Beatrice, attended by Lady Waternark and the Hon. Frances Drum- mund, drove through West Cowes and Newport yesterday afternoon. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught were present with the Prince and Princess of Wales at the regatta at West Cowes. Ber Majesty's dinner party included the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Princess Beatrice, Lady ...

... I h ET LOS9 OF TRE ATALANNT.A. | EE GOVZiBSMRN INQC~! RSUXE 'he Goveintment inquiry into the loIeofE HLM.S. 1 I Atalanta was resumed yesterday morning lat the Sesions-House, Westminster, before Admiral t I A. P. Ryder, Vice.Admiral George G. Randolph, EC.B.; Captain I. B. Batt, br IL G. Rothery, Wreck Commissioner; Mr Barngrd Weymouth, secretary of Lloyd's Register of Shipping; and Mr I IG. P. ...