... O ;SECOND FIDI:1TIN I:3 WssTrsas MtAIL OFFITeR, 4.30 A.M. X LATEST GENERAL NEWS. n ?? ?? Sfr Hlerbert ?? Nvill move the adjourn- D meant, of the House of Comimous over the Derby t! Dava The Prince of Wales attended the opening of the Njorthbrook Club in Whitehall Gardens yesterday c afternoon. C Lord Dufferin arrived yesterdatv afternoon in ?? Paris fromu Vienria, and Nvill resume lis journey ...

... VI} && it% ' oA A/ .* V THURSDAY AMAY 10, Z1,38. :. ?? The particular trou ble of the Scotch Kirk t this tirae appears to be music-instrumental music-with regard to which, say the ac- I counts, there is likely to be a great battle- a : Remarkable has been the change which a rigid c Presbyterianism has wrought in the character § of a people naturally sojoyously dispositioned f as the Scotch. ...

... -THE FENIAN ; CONSPIRACY. LO a- THIRD TRIAL at OF TIMOTHY KELLY. to n.- thz( NUoMIBER ONE. ei2 nt Car reporter has made inquiries with respect to au as the stitemert that No. i is at Scotland-yard, th and w ill be within the next month produced at WI to the witness table, and has been assured by the Lc so detective authorities that there is no truth Lo r- ,btver in the storv. s . 'mothy ...

... ITHE BARRY DOCK , T., ' BILL. ' ?? PROCEEDINGSz BEFORE ;.THE SELECT COMMITTEE. as CPROM OIR. OWN RPPORTERS.] WESTMINSTER, MONDAY. t On~the resumption of the Harry Dock IOquivY e1 this 'morning the firet witness called was Mr.. t Foster, managing director of the Sunderland Ship- I building Company, who, speaking to a large and I Ca varied increase of shiobuilding, especially Of Di Is steamers, ...

... 7j7F-N 1EDITION.I wETSrRS -AlnT Omr, 4.30 A.tt. LATEST GETNERAL NEWS. I The Maleagay Envoys will remain in London for lit least ten days lounger. TbeaAmericanfRie Teamwilll3eaveNewlorkon ac 3rne 19 for Wimbledon. At puiwlood, Preston, on Saturday night, a soli- citor's clerk, named James Proctor, shot his sweet- heart, aid afterwards committed suicide. Mr Sexton has resigned his position as ...

... THE FENIAN CeN£'PTRtACy. txECUTIO4 Or, MICHAEL PAGAN. Oa monday morning as early as seven o'clock little knots of people began to assemble outside Kilmnainham Gaol, Dublin, within the walls of i which, at eight o'cloel, Miclael Pagan, the brawny young blacksenith, paid the penalty of his life for a thepart which he took in tle awful tragedy In the r- Phieemx Park on the 6th of May, 1882. It ...

... 1'PUBLI0 DEMIONSTRAT1ON AT CARDIGAN. CUTTING OF T'lE FIRST OD O1 ?? On the occsion of the ceremoriv of cutting tw :Z frst sod of Ute extension ttad ay tO Carigan. a:t Cr'Fuln;lii, on Tuesday afternoon, by Mr. Ii., Goner. Gtsrl-ei;uagwyvit wus offioiialiv anitournrad thaL the santc ceremnonv wou'd be perfor;oed at .t tie extreme end of the propoied line t.Ctrditgnl' on Thulrsdav afternoon. The ...

... WELSH NOTES FROM.0 TEII 1EITROPOLIS. Pren'rations are alreadv being made for the meetings of the Cymmrrodorion Section at the Cardiff Eistedd od. Owing principally to the exertions of Mr. Merchant. Williams, several papers have been secured. Dr. B. W. Richardson, F.RS., bas consented to preside over the Health and Science Section, and Mlr. Lewis Morris, wiho ,will take the chair at the ...

... THE ROME SECRETARY AND -SUNDAY CLOSING. DEPUTATIONS FROM MONMOITH AD OTHER COUNTIES. On Thursday afternoon deputations from 7 Durham, Yorkshire, Northumberland, Monmouth, Cornwall, and the Isle of Wight had an interview t with the Home Secretary (Sir W. Harcourt) at the 4 Home Office to ask that the Government should I endeavour to afford facilities for the passing of the Bills separately ...

... LONDON LETTR. Mne i ry of a and [Fnmo O>Us GALLER-Y COrRESPOYDE--,; irded LONDON, TUESDAY Nto) tusnd The fact which has for several weeks be ry of dawning upon the mind Of the rlefoner that gene- ?? Municipal Govei,, 0 re illU will B and not be passed this session, has caused more Isla- dismay in certain quarters ot the Mletropoli5 o aid than many Governmnent Supporters care to .te of aarnit. ...

... I _ ?? WrsrEs M2.t OEPIM, 4.30 L~t. LJTEST GENERAL NEWS. ' The Duke and Duchess of Albany arrived in .iondon from Paris last evening. jlr. win. Chambers, publisher of Chamlbers's C.o.as7. has been created a baronet, ?? larqtuess of Salisbury left town for Hatfiold tense on Friday morning for the recess. l homas Poole, who escaped fromn the lock-up at ?? recently, hasbeea recaptured at Sipston- ...

... j LONDON LETTER. [SPECIALLY WIRED. J (5T otm GALLERY CORRESPONDENT. ] LONDON, Thursday. In the House of Lords on Thursday night j one of those storms which from time to time burst forth from a cloudless sky en- veloped that House in the debate on the Irish Land Act. Lord Cairns quietly began it witii a question to Lord Carlingford as to the removal of two sub-commissioners from Antrim, because ...