... T OR NO D:: INBELFAST,.~;;' fFROM OJUR sPECIL REPORS.) Belfast, Wednegsday. Sir Stafford Northeote arrived If Belvotr Park, at tweve o'clock to-day) at the new Ulater Constitutional Club, Mav.street, to attend the annlal mting Of ?? ?? Club. Amongst those present were- His Grwce the Duke of Abercon, the Ma3qus of Wa- terford, he Bard of Kilmorey, SirTTheA Bate.OP, Brete M P; LTrh Arthur saill ...

... i 4 ,s, _ 1On1 Saturdayr the Recorder held th usuasl licens- Ing sessions. to We publish in snnothe cjwopt~b s paw list of the second examination in arts of the Roy4l Ls University. I At the meeting of tho Galway board os guxr- diaae on Saturday over S00 persons applied for c outdoor relief. f This is the last week of the Cork Exhibition. r The drawing of the Art Union prizes took place h ...

... i LAND FOR THU, rEOPPE . - LECTURE BY M. IDAVITT. - (By -PeaSpecial tire) | Londen, Tuesday ?Tiglt, - To-night, urder the auspices of the Land Eeform - Associaton of England, Mer. Michael -Deitt P dressed a crowded ?? . in St ames'sa Hall in , support of th doctrine of the land for thepee. i The bailding was crammed from floor to ceding a and 4]a reception woeorded to Nr. Davitt could4 iiot e ...

... IR. DAVITT ON THE LATE ORANGE ROWDYISM. In a letter to the Mont'co2 Posd MIr. Davitt makes the following comment on the late Orange disturbances in the North:- The Orange disturbances in the North of Ireland durbg this week )he writes) are the fruit of the detestable English policy, which promotes dissen- sion among subject nationalities in the interest of Im~lperial control. Ours are, the ...

... FURTHER RHQLARES IB ASI MIOfl. (From the. 1boe of Last Night.) I Smyrna, Monday. 11.4 a Wn. I anived here yesterday morning in order to send you, correct details of the recent deplorable earthquake. I had scarcely set foot in the. place when the earth was again violently shakei, but] without, so far as I cm learn, doing any consider- able damage. To-day, however, shocks still more intense in ...

... I- MIGRATION AND EMIGRA- I l: i T'X -- ON.I- - ' ?? V - I ,a BY OUR SPECIAL COMMlSSIONTEL - Newportk October hI. I as I have taken five of thesix Principles of Ae i i on of the Take Comittee, and shown how if t observed to the letter they 'vere not so to the t0 spirit, and that in fact in agreat many cams th to letter also was transgressed. The 6th runs thus 4 g --That each family should. be ...

... - MILITARY btftELLIGENCE. I . e , ,1. . The ttoaps in g ow prde in field-day order at 10 o'elock this morning ?? Fi en Acres, Ph i Park, for U- e ?? under command ef Kaor.Gqer*Ql Lord Ch:r .- The troops will be formed in two lines The Inantry under command of Colonel Trefulss, Seobi Guards, in the first line, and the Roal Horse Artillery ad cavalryqn the second line. Lieutanait:Colonel ...

... MIGRATION -AND EMIGRA- i. E .: TION.. . -. I(FROU\ 01UR SPr.iVAL CON5INUS TONFR) Belmuiet, Sept. 24th, 183. Ballycastle is a village situated on a rising ground about a mile from a bay on the north coast of Mayo. Three usilea to the north-east is! the bold promontory known ae Dowupatrick Head, j and the whole coast to the westward is precipitous ;,and very wild, The land around Ballycastle,i ...

... YESTERDAY1S DEMONSTRA- I ' ' NTIOISE THE C3AB2LEVILLB METING. (SMMArL TuSGILL fl0M GlVB MWIAL WWPRTF&) CbSX16V21l0. Sunday Night. A fine demonstration was hld in a field outside Charleville to-day. The sse of the attendance and the uumbers of the deputations that were pre- qent from districts far and near teatified to the excellence of the arrangements of the committee. The town itself was ...

... FOREIGN TELEGRA1XS. I (By Special and Reuter's Telegraph.) TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. ' SIXTEEN PERSONS KILLED. (REUTZ, R'S TELEGRtAMS.) |REUTERS ~Madrid, Saturday. A barrel of gunpowder exploded yesterday evenhing in a wino shop at Villen's, Spain, in the province of Alicante. Three houscs w:ere destroyed, fifteen persons killed, aaid si-x injured. It is not known how the powder, which was kept for ...

... THE WATIO!AL ThOHIAr . The monthly meeting of the central committeej Of the ation School Teachers' M.ginisation waS held or2 Saturday in the Meehanics' Institute, Lower Abbeyistreet, Mr. Cullen in the chair. he folloling resolutions were passed unanimously:- That as the Residences Act of 1875 . h been, fom various causes, almost inoperative, we eleieve it wuuld have a good effecb if a sub ...

... rn- oP li. - I ?? Mayna lpin diechainr Sera were' o pe tT High Sheriff, Aldermen k Moore,; JP; P a- , 37PP C4ouncillors O'Connr . *winstae, r L,J?; Sextonj 3?;P Gill, Hgolahan.'The cit ftreasurer nib-1. }iffed in: -statements boing- the bk Ibalinceswof $-eeaf-~pXt admld Ia cradithlancet eth4 borouh -fand f.C21, 9' jl1GdYeadlt&'.th2rand- jury funsoif-£5lS Sn lOd.: 'Vl Cheques' 4- payet' of ...