... THE GREEN-STREET COURTHOUSE Yesterday Alderman Meagher, Alderman Par- don, Sir William Carroll, Dr Long, Mr. Anthony O'Neill, Mr. Winstanley. Mr. Dobson, and the Town Clerk, attended at the City Sessions for the purpose of having the presentments for the im- provement of the Courthouse fiated by the Re- corder. The Recorder said he was glad to see so nume-I rous an attendance on the part of ...

... (FRiOMI OUR SPECIAL REPORTE?.) ?? Thursday. The third day of the fair is generally regarded as one of interest to a larger section of the people than probably any of the other days. The reason of this is doubtless the undoubted fascination that exists with reference to horses, and the fact that even those who know little of the mysteries of borss dealing are attracted by the spectacle pre- ...

... ENGL I NLAND & EGYPt THE RETURN OF THE HOUSRE HOLD CAVALRY, ENTtTIASTIC DEIONSTRA4 TIONS. THE NEW EGPYTIN ARMOYR BAKER PASEA`S REPORT, THE RECEPTION IN. LONDONX, (SPECIAL nELEGRAMs.) London, Friday Noon, In spontaneous and universal eathusiasn taif popular welcome given to the Household Cavalry' to-day in their triumphal march through the citr has equalled every expectation. It is true that ...

... I LA TEST NEWS. - L s E - l - I CMv Freeimani 2Pe6ie Wigq.) t LONDON CORRESPONDFNCEL 4FrWeM8Office. 211 Stvand, Loi4op, Tuesay 4ernaing- A severe dioappoint npt s store for thae Go- .Trinment if they fondly hoped that no serious impediment would have been placed in the way of the procedure debate by the Oppo itiop. The compromise on the Cloprs; qu-stiop, which, oven no late as Saturday, ...

... Utc.fie l'rcenimlf Toinnial. THE Prime Minister moved last evening for the appointment of a Select Committee of In quiry into the case of the committal to prison of Mr. Gray, menmber for Carlow and Hiigh Sheriff af Dublin, by Judge Lawson. Mir. Gladstone further conveyed that next Session the Government would introduce. a Bill regulating the law regarding contempt, and defining the powers of ...

... | ENGLAND & EGYPT EXCLUSV SPECIAL TELEGuAd.' M&U,,MS TRIAU SULTA PASHA ON THE SITUATION. EXECUTION OF ASSASSmS. SULTAN PASRA ON THE SITUATION. OPECIA TELE R&M FROM TEE DAIY NEWS OF THIS MOWNING-MONDAY. Cairo, Sunday. The following is the substance of the views of r Sltan Psha, President of the Chamber, as ex- * pressed in a, two hours' interview. He &uthorises t me ?? them to you. Turkish ...

... I (SPECIAL 'rELPGRt0.)Al Sheffield. Wednesday. An extraordinary scene wrs witnessed by those ! assembled in the Sheffield parish church this morning. A Sheffield solicitor, nazued Mr. Edmund Knowles Bines, has for sia weeks paid his addre'ses to Mrs. Milnes, a widow, living in Tunbridge Wells, who has some ZlS,O00 in her own right. This lady agreed to marry him; but I her brother, Mr. ...

... MON HI1UNTING IN SOUTA AFRICA, I u -- _ - ?? I I . ..n The day being cloudy, they repeated thefir' 52prch soon after noon witlh more success, meeting large herds of zebras and striredv wilderees-i (goins), but the bunter resolved that dav orl to use his weapon a-rain a member of the rotal family. They were about a mile from the Za n- hbe,i, when the boas again pointed to a dark oh set lyinr in ...

... a MEETING AT RATHVILLY, COUNTY F -~ CAXRLO.o L. (FnIM OUR W-PORTIR.) 11athv.ly, Sunday. A meeting under the auspices of the local branch of the Labour League -was held hero to-day. There 1 was a very large attendance. Contingents came | from Cariow, Baitinglasi, Tullo0, and other ,'azes and a local ban.' attended, and plated a e-lection of National airr before ail after the meeting. ! Among ...

... I ?? OURe OWIN CORMX5POlNDEcST.) A unanimous call has been given by the cobagre- gation of Second Limavady Presbyterian Church to the Rev. Rltbert Henry. of Brpughshane, to be successor to the Rev. Gleoree Steen, H.A., lately ret-red from the active duties of the ministry, having officiated as pastor of the congregation in their old and present church for the last fifty yea rs.l It has been ...

... ITEE NATIONALISATION OF THE LAND. TO THE MITOx OF THE FJtEEM1AN. Clonoultv, Cashel, Oct. 19. DEAR Sr-WilU you kindly allow me to offer a few words of criticsm on the Nationalisation of the Land, which is now so prominently ad ?? by lr. Davitt and 3Mr. Henrv George as the cnlv equitable and firal settlement of the laud oue- tion ? Is the ratioualosation of the land corsonaiit with the ...

... METrIODIST `Enxs: (vioe.s OUR CORRBEri'ONnr~ff).5 The Queensland district, Australia, hlas contri- buted the sum of £560 10s in response to Dr. ?? eppeai for help for foreign missions. A bazaar Tecentlv held in Adelaide in aid of a new Weseyan Sunday School in Arecher-Atreet raised the oum of £1,115. The third Sunda-y in October is set apart by the Con Ference as a day of soncial prayer, cnd ...