... (s-nOM OU9 oW OORRooa N-DsET.) On Monday evening the session 1882-83 of the Presbvterian Association will be opened in their hall, i6 Upper 8,ckville-stnaet, vwith an inaugural address by Professor Macalister, F R S, T C D, Suhject- Evolution in Cburch History-a Study in the Past and the Future. The chair will be taken at eight o'clock. To-day at three o'clock the memorial atone o2 the ...

... TEIE FREEDOM OF WATE6RD CON- I I FERRED ON MiR. GRAY, N-P (FROM OUR a aPCIAL sMPRTLsta) Waterford, Tuesday. special meeting of the Town Council of the City of Waterford was held to-day in the Munici- pal HaU for the Purpose of conferring the freedom of the city on Mr. E D Gray, B P. The Mayor (Alderrman L A Ryan) occup~4 the chair. The other members of th Council present were: AldemenPureU, ...

... THE LORD7 ILITTENANT IN| THE W-EST. W j (SPECIAL TELFGRA31 FRO24 OUR SPECIAL CORREiPONDENT.) Westport, Tuesday Night. I Never was Viceregal progress in Ireland so tame at all events as that of Earl Spencer in his journey i from Dublin to Westport to-day. Tame it was i not so far as the arrangenaents for his Excllency's ] iafe conduct are concerned, for never before were) such precautions taken ...

... [. Yesterday the weekly meeting of the guardians was held in the board room. The catair was oc0 cupied by Mr. GEo. DRAcD;, J.P. The other guardians present were- AIessrs Robert Callow, J P, T C * Lsmbart Jones, a 'osaeoh Fvans, Andrew Fitzpatrick, William G 1 3? I Godley, J P; Abraham Shackleton, J P. T C; *R I Sexton: J P; Join D Tottenham, J P ; Francis I Leonard, 'Michael Flanagan. Peter ...

... I -I ?? (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. ' Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Monday Morning. Aconsiderablesenseofrelief hasbeen experienced at the reported subsidence of the police agitation in your city. Among those here who have any actual knowledge of the constitution and idiosyn- cracies of the Irigh poice system a distinction A drawn between the Dublin Metropolitan ...

... I FOREIGN TELEGRAMS I 1l -- w * _ (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) TURKEY AND GREECE. SPECIAL TELEGRA3f FROM THE DAILYNEWS OF THIS 1ORNING-SATURDAV. s I hear that a further meeting on the Greek t frontier question was held yesterday, and that in official circles hopes are entertained i that the difficulty is in a fair way of solution, i as the Porte is prepared to waive two of the four ...

... II - : I 1 _ : L Wlen t'ae Gr W j) ?? in C ?? se-r mcrti I pescttt., inv-s ?? re ' l vit,m tao ?? i71ichapi'cn, thaat t.~en councilofx' ear 'te s i.,'crr:tc-ct tr'le tha i. Shcne hr del. ?? g the en-aie ?? the wio e-c'-tr i dx 'to ti-re Coopert ittleaes armyn 0c a ' an1 aivedL.Ai e 7rein- mile tt'wn wui~ch ¾'- reel'-jes to act: and the Us-e ef the teai s is no tour' ti-can ?? r-- to ?? ...

... LAST evening Colonel Lnyard and officers of the i15th (EastYork-shiru) Begiment gave a grand ball in the Courthouse, Londonderry, which. Was deco- rated and fitted up for the occasion in the most isplendid style. A covered way was formed from Bishop Street into the Courthouse, and leading to rthe ballroom and suite of apartments elegantly- appointed and arranged for the accommodation of the ...

... FOREIGN TELEGRp',S THE RADICAL WORKING MEN'S SOCIpTY YrsN.~Na, WVs:WnasD.s.y.-Dariung last night ty police made a further rigorous seareb at'a nu her of hocses here, and arrested twenty.- , sons belonging to the Radical Workinl, Per. Society, including the brother of MtIst e former editor of the lj'reilteit. t tba TIIE1 CHOLERA.\ AT MADRID, MAMUDc , WI)nSESDAY.-All OBaCjal d(e4catch frn ...

... rlill? V.1) ty e I - gi ?? -:4T dtcr,+ I (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BEL F AST: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1882. Sir Edward Malet having conveyed to the Ehedive the congratulations of the British Government on his return to his capital..,his Highness yesterday morning paid a visit to the British Consul-General in acknowledg- ment of the message. Sir Garnet Wolseley and Sir Edward Malet are both of ...

... 'rrTH PRS-TM RAN cAUtRi. TOWSSEND STREST Cscr.cu,-Last Sabbath was the thirty-fifth anniversary of the settlement of tb the 'Rev. Dr. Johnston in Townsend Street tb Church, this year the fortieth of his ministry in Z( Belfast. These anniversary services are re- T garded with especial interest by'both 'minister th and people, and on Sabbath morning a large coen re gregetion assembled to listen ...

... LAND COMMSIQN. LIS B URN. The Sub.CommissionersP-Mesers. Edwd. Greer, J.P., and Thomas Smith-rresumed the sitting in the Courthouse, Lisburn, at half-past teo o'clock. yesterday. ESTATE OF ?? X GniiAw. MarthA Crawford, tenant. Mr. O'Ronxs, who appeared for the, landlord,- stated that his client had been unable to getia valus.tion made, The Carntm; said he would adjourn; the land- lord's ...