... OTR LONDON LETTER I I - - J)iseases 14 t]iur*'.si Actof ISsS- It ?? nosv been allsottnced that henceiorth a]! c9ttie lauded at GLreenoc'^'2.Fs ?? 3ior ttljy ?? ]s Sctttland wkere it7e IGCal7 authority lequires tbe ssrne to b0 itlepected ffi ill be exmizlsined by tha ?? surgeoL; appoirltevl by tne IOCUL1 ?? ?? | vonY obarga. [B ?? O c R SP E c I & L w I R E.] NEW57S-LETTER oroicH, 169, FLEBET ...

... LOSS 0' NINE LIVES. YARMOUTEo , TiEcRsDAr. - Two sailing boats, each containing pleasure-seekers, were capsized here to-day with disastrous results. The Dawn of Day, one of the well-known beach sailing boats, owned by Mr. George Earn, and in charge of George Barnmant and Henry Leach, proceeded to sea this morning for a short pleasure cruise. She carried seven passengers, tnen and women, all, ...

... THE FATAL FIRE AT WH[ITELEY'S. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. [BY OU SPECIAL WIiE.1 LoDoTn, Wn3DNESDAY,.-Tbis morning the ad- journed inquiry as to the death of the four men who lost their lives at the great fire which oc- curred at Mr. Whitele`'s, upon the 6th inst., was resumed by Dr. Danford Thomas, the coroner for Central Middlesex, ast the W;Vestbourne Park In- stitute. Colonel Majendie, her ...

... T',E Af'OCIAT11O:N OF I-SE No70ND-sUB. sv-I UUG PEESBY3J33MAN AND TUB cQuJ2ENYS JUBILliE. TjES following in thle text Of the address to het sajesty the Queen. adopted untanimouslV at the late meeting of the ?? Asscciation held at Benbredge -- To the Queen's ?M0osbt Eixcellent Xajesty.-Tbe humble address of t'he Association 'of Irish ?? P±-eebyteiians, at their annual mlleetlng'. M MOST ...

... IMPERIeAL PARLIAMa ENT. (BY SPBOCA~L AND;1 ORBDINARY WIRElS.] HOUSE OF LORDS, Ya! s 3 it I> A Y. TEE Houase met at a, quarter-past four. NEW PEER. Earl Pean= took the oath and his seat on his elevation to the peerage as Lord Loraine. REPORTED NEW BANK. The Earl of ROSEBERY asked whether the Prime Minister could confirm or contradict a telegram in that day's Standard newspaper in re- apect to ...

... ?IETliOPqLITAN GOSSIPO a raw ga?s@zD?t1 I 1Ev OUR SPECIAL WIRE. 3 Lo'SDON, MONDAY-At no other season of the year are shop windows so attractive as in the autumn, The lowering of the temperature insen- sibly biases the views as to what things are desir- able to buy. and what it is, above all, important to avoid, The warm, bright colours that two months previously would have been denounced as ...

... THE MIDLAND RIILWAY STRIKE. FOUR THOUSAND flYN OUT. if_ s OFFERS OF ASSISTANCE. LowNDDoX, FPRM.na-The threatened strike on the Midland Railway commenced at midnight, when Y at nearly every locomotive station on the system o a considerable proportion of the engine-drivers e and firemen left work. In a few instances the e engines were left standing on the ordinary line, but, as a rule, the men ...

... e a=LOCO CannER has come. 'bringing to us lihe grey sky ofI autum The ?? to which wze lift our eyes have tos every colous that so lately brightened the: dacasepe; that are blurred and mnisty, and only when a ray for]im the western Su n shoots over the lowrest VapOt~r5 cani we perceive the white farmn- house, the, little church among the trees, the ! yellow stt'ck built of the produce of the ...

... PEREAL PARLIAI ENTT. (PTY mPECIAL ANID ORDINABT WflIB.J H11OQSE OF COMMAO3NS, 3C ST X aDAY- Tnm S1eaxAxa took the chair at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock. NOTICE. Sir G. CAMPBELL gave notioe to move a re- duction of the vote for the cost of the troops in Egypt in order that the savian from the withi. drawal of troops rmav go to the relief of the British taxpayer, not of tlhe bondholders, ...

... MEMORAND'um W1Ta RJCARD TQ 'S . DI.TfESSED U1IONS (ILRLIND) BLLL. ITax folio wing will be read with muceh interest. A summeryof the documenthas alreadyappeared in our columrns:- The Distresssd Unions Bill is intended to deal with the condition of things which has arisen ia five out of the six unions in Mayo and Galway dealt with in the Repert of the Poor Relief In- quiry Commission recently ...

... T5E PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1 ?? SansArns-ccon1, UxNIo.--The schools in connection with &he Hiumore union had their annual sermon in the Kilumore Presbyterian Church. on Sabbath last, the preacher being the Rev. William Mlagill, D.D., late of Cork. eavirig selected as his text Matthew xviii., 10, Dr. MKagill preached a mnost eloquent and practical sermon to pupils, teachers, and parents. The ...

... THE CHUROl OF IRELAND. His Grace the Lord Primate purposes holding an ordination in Armaghl Cathedral on Sundav, the 25th of September. The festival of the North Conner Church Choir Union will be held in Portrush Church on Tburs- day next, at three o'clock. Rev. 1. p. BEarues is the inspector of the choirs. Seventeen parishee have this year joined the union, and tbe festival is expected to be ...