... DR-IRTOL COUNCIL. The following ?? have ,'beenl furniishaed s n aadvance BEE1OPT OF THEO COMMITTEE VOte CONSIDERING TraE DLSIRAIASLIT'i AN]) ?? -O0F ?? 'rTHE JititEt AVON. Your comanititce refer the Council to the terms of their appointmnent in October, 1880, which weor to Make a full iniquiry into the desirathility and practicability of dockising the river, and to consutlt an eminent ...

... I LA TEST: NEWS. -- ..I. (By Fremean Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, Loudgsn, t : Wednesday Morning. g ood deal of speculation bas arisen on the t annonncemiwat made by the Prima Minister last a evening that the Government intend to submit proposals to Parliament on the subject of the f amendtnent of the Purchase and Emigration O, Clause- of the Land Act ...

... THE STRIKE OF AMERICAN IRON- WORKERS. (TIlEs TIZLEGP4,i.) Philadelphia, June 4. The ironworkers' strike spreads, and the entire ?? district is now idle, the mills that were working on June 1 having closed. The labour situation in Pittsburg is unchanged, excepting that the coal and coke interests show more plainly the effect of the ifrike in curtailing sales. Nearly every furnace in the Ohio ...

... TRALEE LADIES' LAND LFAGUE. |(FR10! OURD CORTI;BS.ONDFNT.) Is a o u O n e e o u u a s t' U e o F S Te , M o n d a y . A rneetirg of the Miss IRe noids' branch of the Ladies' Land League, TrsIe. was held in the ! offices of the Kerrv Sentinel' on Saudav even- t ing, Mrs. W. ?? Stack pre;iding. ben tohe ms.ting wr:S aboat to cQ m mence Con- I stal)le Griffin and Sub-constable Fitzgermld pre- ...

... M=ETEOROLOGIOAL =POBT- i i tG ming A ftm MOBA's Ur II - - -- - .- . -s TMW WIAI ~~Oi-i 20 -; fkaw5 .. 31 oire to se-IeW a rl4 uted ft fb 32 . v The blackw ia sbW tbheibhtof thh e ?? I OtClrck 0a e II;Se and th e re i at2 ?? hetoa stndk% the t Tiw iaitlail teta uow ?? ottl~e gho. b seted reathr.~~~ ,BSl~S[cavon8*neelrahr At mie,-t citt.llr 2ttld vernjN Es.tn? er Uditv d!r to fie *0 The ...

... Major R. L. Anstrutber of the Rifle Brigade,' Garrison Instructor at Dover, will complete five years' service with the ta-ff on the 1/;th instant, but it is said that he will be allowed an etension of his period of appointment. Captain A. E. Dalzell, of the and Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry, staitioned at the Curragh Camp, has been selected to proceed to Sweden to study Professor Ling's ...

... BA A L A. Nege Fawrth a dydddl Mrcher, Mal 23ain a'r 24ain, cyn-j eoaliodd y Bodyaddwyr yn y ?? crhedoncfre pregeth, blynydol. ?? eghapel yr Annibynwyr nos Fcwrth, Pregethiwyd gan y Parone. Charles Davies, Liverpool, a John Thowysy, Cucrfyrddi Am ddeg (r anetb taac rwgtrigpl phwys, saith rdi AmY ,rnoetd, yn ogdd Ya 2anBdyddwyr, prn gythwyd gan y Parche. David Evans, Doigellaw , a John Thomas. ...

... TO THE EDIOR OF THlE IIELFAST XEWS-MlTTRI.I Sme-It seemed proper to me to make a few observations in your journal on the late town meeting, and speeially on the relation to it of Messrs. Thomas Sinclair and Adam Duffiu. Mv communications thereon excited a degree of at- tention that was a surprise to myself. Opinion was divided on the subject. But that did not matter to me. I can hardly ever ...

... COSHAIM. C(URCHl OF ENGL-ANI.D TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. -The ordinary monthly meeting of the Adult Branch of this Society, together with an entertainment, vwas held at Cesham House on Monday (Whit Monday). The chair was occupied by the Rev. H. S. Crispin (Wilberforco M1issioneri, who said that he had not known as much of this great Temperance move- ment hitherto as he could have wished, but this ...

... SIR STAFFORD NORTCOOTE AND I I COMMERCIAl TPAVELLERS. I Sir Stafford Northcute presided on Saturday even- fag ia at a dinner at Exeter in aid of the Commercial ' Travellers' Association. anl, in the course of his remarks, said that from what he had heard of the I motives which induced three or four gentlemen. * some 32 or 33 years ago. to initiate this movement, he believed that they were ...

... (Fsens the London Gazette qf last iii'ht.) 3 BANKRUPTCIES, ANTNULLED. France, Robert John Barton Wilson, of Raweliffe Hall, I llawcllife, Lancashire, now of Westminster Palace Hotel, Westminster, London, adjudicated July17, 1.79. BANKRUPTS. IStanger'tUrbanl Napoleon, 136, Lever-street, St. Luke's, Old-stree5, Middlesex, baker. Jewsbury, Seth, residing at 10, Arthur-street, and trad- ing- at ...

... DISTRICT NEWS - C-4RDTFF F sarxoxnas ?? - At St. ar, ?? Church, Roath, on ThursdqY, Miss ?? ict daughlter of Mlr. S. BrukewicA, of Wilna IloUws Roath, wvas married to Mr. James Broadfoot, mer- chant, of Liverpool. The Rev. C. A. Smylhiss, vicar, was the officiating rinaster. A irery large number of the bride's well-wishers witnessed the ceremony, at the close of which the happy pais were ...