... ULSTER INTELLIGJENCE. FROM oun CoRRz5POl'DnNl'TS. SVDDEN DFATrE IN BALLYM3aEN-YeSterday evening Mr.Wm. Raphael held an inquest inBafy- mena on the body of John Downing, a saddler,. from Armagh, who died suddenly in Ballymoiea that morning. Dr. Carrie gave it as his opinibmii that death had resulted from natural causes, and the jury returned a verdict aoeordinwly. BALLYM.ErA PETT}Y SEssioNs. ...

... a INPERIAL PARLIAMENT.I be responsible. The new report would not be verbatim but would be greatly more complete bean heretofore. 8ometisnes the reporters did not listen to honouruble members Well in Yuturet provision would be tide that there Should be a fair report of every tnember'a 6weell, wvieths }a biked Amp w 11 By SPECIE END OIWSAR7 WlRM. HOUSE OF COTYMONS, YESTERDAY. Tun SEteAKrR took ...

... ?OSTING FOR PLACES ABROADj CONISTMAS AU2D -NEW YTAR SEASON. SENDERS of letters, parcels, and books. desirous of availing themselves of the facilities offered by the Post Office to daspatch Christmas and New Yeea's presents to relatives and friends abroad, are re- minded that to reach their destination on or about the desired date all such letters and parcels must be posted some time in advance ...

... C ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) . l BELFaAST:e MAONDAVY, NOVEMBETR 5, 1888. *On Saturday last Mr. ?? was pre- sented. at W~olverhamptonl with .over five hundred addresses from various political societies in Great Britain and Ireland, and, in replying to a vote of thanks for his presence, M~r. Balfour said that was not merely a local gathering, but one which had assemb led to testify to their ...

... QIJIR LONDON LETTERI it . BY 011T SI'EOTIJA WIRE. ?? NEWS-LETTER 9rFICE, 18 69. FLEET STREET, E.CO.. SUNDAY NIGHT. *r BOTH Houses of Parliameht w ill reassemble if o Tuesday without the slightest ceremony, re- d suming public business where it wos left off in ifAugust. it' is not expected that the attendance| i- will be large before the end 'of the week. Alto-I 11 getter we shall have a busy ...

... |ULSTER ,INTEMIGENOE. PROM OUR CORRESPONXDlTS. A MILL BuRNIDD.-A serious fire toe place in the extensive corn mill of Messrs. Stevenson & Co., of Coalisland, late on Saturday night or early on Sunday morning.- The mill was burned to the ground, It is not known how the fire orWinated. COLLISIO1N BETWEEN VEUIOLES IN BANGOR.- On Saturday evening last, at seven o'eloik p.m., in Sandy Row. a ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE BELPAST NEZWS-nIrrEeR OPFMEr . 16.4. Fl,EEv A'rTEKT. InNDoN. E,. GENERAL BOULAXGER. The jlornif/q PlvtgX Paris correspondent says- The dinner given yesterday evening to General Boulanger by the Patriotic League passed off without any disturbance, and leaves the political situation exectly where it was. So thoroughly barren of results has this demonstra- tion proved, ...

... T?E CHURcH OF II?BLAND. DIOCESAN7 COUiNCIL OF DOWYN AND 1eONNOR A saacrnZ of the Diocesan Oounoil wasH held ,e :.terdaiy in the Diocesan Rpoms, BoIfat,.tlae REl,g~it .'Rev. tho Lord Bishop presiding. There were also ..present-T'he Ver, Rev,. the Deanof Drpmore, ?? . he Very Rtev, the Dean of Downl, D.D.- the Yen. tho. Archdeacon of Connor, D. D.; RePS. Robert Hannay^, D.DI.; J. B. Crozier, ?? ...

... ee t tflTfE Alti 1737titt.) (.EST A~fJ.ID Af 1737.) 3 TF L F A S T : SATURDAY, NOVYi;MBER 17, 1888. In the house of Commons, yesterday, the 4 Speaker reported the imprisonment of Mr. Sheehan, M.P. Sir. Gladstone gave notice of his amendment to the Land Purchase Bill for Ireland. The Solicitor-General for Ireland answered a question of a Nationalist member regarding the Bplfast Bank. Rlhe ...

... nROM OUR MIrLITARY CORREzPOz-wn. BY SPBCIAZ WIRE. LONDON, SATUrRDAY.-ColoUr-Sergeanit Canr, off the 1 st Battalion Royal Irish Regiment, has been recommended for a commission as second lieu-) tenant, and his appointment as such will shortly! be gazetted. Lieutenant-Colonel Da Vernet (half pay), who' served in the 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangersi and in the Essex Regiment. has been appointed ...

... . REV. DR. -A. C. MURPHY ON THrE REVOLU- . TION OF 1688. LAST evening, at seven o'clock, Rev. Dr. A. C. n Mvurphy continued his series of sermons in Elm- I wood Church, the subject being The Revolution, 9 1683. Takiiig for his text the first verse of the ~ 32nd chapter of Isaiahi- Behold a King shall r. reign in righteonsness.-the reverend gentleman o dealt with the' doctrine of the Divine ...

... THlE AUSTRAIIAN PARROT. THE last Cunard steamer which arrived at Liver- pool brought a great living curiosity. It is an odd-looking parrot, whose conversation made the cabins livel.y during the voyage, and whose wis- dom filled the forecastle with awie. Externally he is unimpressive. Instead of the usual green and yellow plumage of parrots, he has a grey suit, that is not at all handsome. His ...