... 'HE' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. .- SAnry Row! PazeYTEJyzAra CauncH.-The.annual social reunion of the members of the congrega-. ?? class was held on Thursday evening, in the Orange Hall; Sandy Row. There was a good attendance of the young people and members of the, congregation. The hall was tastefully de- corated with the banners and flags belonging to the Sabbath school, and the tables were orna- ...

... I L _ t x A . . . The I Novoe Vremya, which is usuallv well. informed in administrative matters, sttes in a leading article that the Russian Government it actively engaged discussing, i roject for abolish4 ing exile to Siberia, This may seem an untruet worthy rumour to persons unacquainted wit( Russian progress; but it is in effect altogether i* harmony with the tendency both of the Russim ...

... AIUNIcIPAL BOUNDARBES .COMMISSION. BELFAST, W% -are enabled to supply our readers this morn- Eng with the Report of the Municipal Boundaries Commission, which has been So anxiously in. quired after for sometime past. It contains much Df importance' with reference to the borough, and Will doubtless.be read with interest. The municipal boundary of Belfast was fixed by the MXuuicipal ...

... THE PAYMEXT OF MEMBERS OF PARLIA- I .. . - MENT. A 2pecal meeting of the Provisional Committee in connection with the above movement was held at 111 J4geaWe-strelt last evening, Mr. Edward Kennedy in the chair. Also ?? Finperan, Magee, O'Con, nor, Rogan, 'Eliott, 'Mahon, Carroll, Martin9 &c, Tna following resolution was put sand carried ?? by Mr. J. ;. Hogan, and seconded by Mr. D. O'Connor. ...

... I (FRoM OUR OWVN CO RRaSPOND0NT.) t; To-morrow the new Presbyterian Church at Brocklev is to be opened. This is one of the most important and rapidly improving suburbs of Lou- b don, the population having increased 23,000 in the o last ten years, and near it there is a vast lapsed a population of 50,000 to 60,000, among whoui the a congregation, at the suggestion and with the help M of their ...

... LONDON GOSSiP. (From the Lady Correasondent of the Ecenijzy Teleyraphq. London, Monday Evening, The higher ranks of society have been much moved by the species of reaction which is taking place in the thoughts and aspirations of the higher ranks of society abroad. The experiment Just now being made by the French Government of ruling a people without a God is proved to be so unsuc- cepsful that ...

... ' lite 4trm etnmn's 0uJrnal. :~ DUBLISt, SATUURDAY. JUL 1. THE full details, to hand as to the fearful a double murder near Loughrea add little to b the exhaustive account published in our columns of yesterday. At the inquest little t. that was new was elicited, and it is only fair t to say that the reflections of one of the jury f on the conduct of the police-offlcer at Lough- e rea do. not ...

... ,THE MXTHODIST tOS Cp. I (1 :tROM Ooa C~flEbp~niw.) At, thb evening.sesion on Tharday - a Con0e- rence adopted the report uf the. Thanksgiing I Fund, preented by te fle Wesley Guard. The 6Ree J b)ounelly presented the fibitat stste. m. At, from which it appepar ?? the total amountpromisedto the fund Was 1918,670of which _ '738 tn 4d had been tved bhyitrej M i Te RevR *rawfor4 Johnson ...

... I~~~ . ,. . (By t Freeman Spacial Wire.) d LONDON CORRESPONDENCE 11 ' Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, e Tuesday Morning. I learn that the Goverument have decided, now that they have obtained urgency, to finish aU the remainirg stages of the Crimes Bill by the end of 1 the present week. They hope to conclude the e commitwe t- * ight, and will bring up the x bill on report on Thursday. They ...

... PEOPLE'S PARK FOR THE N',ORTH END. TO TUE EDITOR OF TIHO BIJILAST NEWS-LMLTTII. Snm-Consideratiou for the health and comfort of the people should pre-emineutly be the first duty of geutlemen elected by the people to govern the community. In no way can the duty be per- formed wlth imore advantage to the moral and physical health as well as comfortable enjoyment than by settiog apart pleaes of ...

... I (SPECIAL TELEGRAM lFROM OUR CORRE- he SPONDEYT.) Pi Listowel, Taesday. tc A swort investigation was held at Listowel w Courthouse to-day, before Messrs. G. Sandes, H. vi J. Cooke, and G. R. Browne, into the charge pre- e ferrad against the four prisoners arrested on Sun- di day night, for that they, with ten others, and more, ti took part in an unlawful and riotous assembly at bi Listowel, ...

... ITHE INLANUD REVENUR OFFOIALS. On Saturday at three o'clock a meeting of gen- tlemen in the servieo of the Board of Inland Re- v'enue was held at the Wleklo-w Hotel for the pur- pose of considering the reply which they had re- ceived from the Lords of the Treasury to a peti- tion asking for an increase of aalariee ad allow. ances, so an to be placed on an equality with other departments. There ...