... DISGRACEFUL RELIGIOUS SQUABBLE AT KIRTON.IN.LINDSEY. MUTINY IN THE BLUE RIBBON ARHY. The quiet little town of Kirton-in-Liudsey has this week been the scene of a most disgraceful squabble in con. nection with a meeting of the Christian Evanqelistic Mission, a society similar to that of the Salvation 'Army. On Monday a contingent of the Gainsborough Blue Ribbon Army visited the town with a ...

... I A series of Conservative meetings have been hbld in different parts of West Cheshire during the week, in furtherance of the candidature of Captain Cotton as successor to the Hon. W. F. Tollemache, KLR., who does not intend to offer himself for re-election. Captain Cotton has been accom- panied on his tour by Mr. Henry Tolle- macha, W.P. On Tuesday they visited Nant- wich; on Wednesday ...

... I ASTON MAIANOR, W3R ASSOOIATION..| A'meetiug of thi`,: erae.00;i2atteo' (the 200), of the, above M50il1wshl WV -t evening; In ' the A-lbert Road Board SelCibOG. 'MiW . LA~z Cowopr presided; and there were present the.Xeyi.G. Samuel; Messrs. J. odis 0. R. Baldwin, w. unith, ?? Parlker,,.W. &'Parker, V. .Finnemoro, S. A. 1eadin, .Od..Dnibury,'. J.'H1. M. Eoccls, R. W.; Nigh~tingale,3. Bloxlsm ...

... a nlEJUl. LUi ldeb V- W.V4 flCW.A RAIFALL FOR MiALIY. Thd Ine rainf.ll in May, as ren'gistered by Mtr ted] Daniel Owen, of Ash Hall, nag: Cowbrldgcwras a' ely follo'ws:- Wnclbe. Inches ich . 06 May 22 . -. *L LI.- *, 3 ?? 24 ?? ,38 on ,, 4 . Cl .. ,, ?? .. ?? L19 to 5. -D S ?? ,, . -35 ,ey . . .7 ?? , ?? ?? -14 ri, ?? ?? -191- irit :, G .. -034 Tatal .. 1I or Tain fell on foerteen ilays; ...

... i I )n WESTERN MAIL Onel?, 4.30 a.me. a- LA f TEST' GEN'ERAL NEWsS fA Churc of England census was, at the request J of the bishop, taken at all the churches in the SaI a diocese of Liverpool vesterdav. rec .e The London Mlansion House Fund for the relief by of the persecuted Jews in Russia on Saturday viE It I evening amounted to nearly £80,000. CO! ., The quarrymen at Festiniog, near Bangor, ...

... CONDIf1ION OF THE CLYDE SHIPBUILD- ING AND ENGINEERING INDUSTRIES. SIB,-The maintenance of our leading industries of shipbuilding and marine engineering is dombt- less a inatter of ital importance to the inhabitants of Glasgow and the various towns en the Clyde. It is not toe much to say that the destrnation of these industries would be most disastrous to the West of Scotland and the country ...

... LONDON NOTtS. (By ojr own Correspondent.) There was an immense amount 6f cackling among the Radicals on Friday night and Saturday over the vote that many of them cast in favour of Mr. Davey's amendment to omit treason and treason-felony from the operation of the first clause of the Prevention of Crime Bill. They went about boasting jubilantly that they had gone into the lobby with the Seventy. ...

... niBBAND. no -D, (BY TELEXRAP.) tnolX OUR OWN :ORsrmPONDB.) DUBlLDI. FUIDAT INIGI. The Lord Chief Barort t,-tlav, in opening of oyer and teruiinae, roferrzl to thi Plhoenix eak murders and to the gnerani subject of undetected crie. He said that the number of indietalse ,ffeXecos in tho city for the last two months was 1,025, andl in that part of the count of Dublin which us withir the ...

... I (By Freeman Special Wire and Ordinary Telegraph.) USrSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Their Lonpsnirs met at a quarter past four I 'clock. I LIUISDICTION OF JUDGES AT QUARTER SESSIONS. Lord BRAMWELL introduced a bill to extend the jurisdiction of judges of quarter sessions. The object of the bill wa, he stated, to enable the magistrates at petty aessions to exercise a dis- ?? to whether they would ...

... A STRAN'GER'S TESTIMONY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. Shelbourne Hotel, Juno 3. DEAR SiB-I feel sure you will pardon my trer- pasasing on your valuable space, since I do so merely in the interest of a much vnronged people. I camne to Ireland a ahort time ago, greatly against the wishes of my Emglish friends, who incessantly held before me an imaginary picture of the dangers I wasN about to ...

... THE CHURCHOFTHETHEEPATRON I ?? RATHGAFL To-morrow, at the earnest cali of the Rer Canoes Donnelly, P-P., the parisioners of Rathgar, and also, it is hoped, many outside that district who desire to co-operate in & pW andertakiha will asemble is the Church of the Thl e Patron te meet his Eminence Cardinal M'Cabe, trho wil preside on th occasion. Rathgar, as our readsw aware, has recently been ...

... ?? S. NORTHCOTE AT PLYMOUTR. On FridaY Sir Stafford Northcote visited Ply- mouth for the Purpose of attending a complimen- tary banquet to Ar. John Tremayne, formerly member for East Uornwall, who was the unsuccess- ful Conservative candidate for the representation of I 1 the countY in the recent Darty contest. The ban- I quet was held in a large tent erected in the grounds I of the Earl of ...