... BELPFAST P.RtISOAT G agTE MISSION FORl E1IN. ?? annual meeting of this mssociation asas hold vetterdlay, in the Young.1 Mhen's Christian Assooia-& eion IHlnl, Welling.ton Plhtce, There were pre- ?? Mayor, Mr. C. U. Comnor (in thle chair) Sir J. P. Corry, Dart M.P.; Sir John Prestot, the RigIht Iollonrable John Youlg, V.:i, ; the President of Queen's Colloge, the ModIerator of the General ...

... ALAMMING RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR STOUK I. STOXE, Wi rnninDzo, -'il s nmrolng. while 1three horses belonging to Berry Hill Colliery, Stoke, were drawing Nag-roons along a siding which runs parallel with the railway, the driver perceived the signals were against him, and in turning the horses round a passenger train from Leek dashed ino them, killing the horses and injuring James aGreatrex, the ...

... SECOND EDITJION BY OUR SPEICIAL WIRE BELFAST Ngws-LTrTR OFF*I4n, 169. FIXsrT STR1ETr, TONONx, B.O. THE PARIS ELECTIONS. The Daily (Ju'eaiafe's Pariscorrespondent says- The war of bill-posters which has been eoing pn hourly since the beginninig of the elctioneering peried has enleod in ant aristice. General Bou- langer a rO conifident of victory ehdct lie depliwns to Waste the money of his ...

... THIE METHODIST CHURCH. The juvenile colleetor have thid year raised the sum of £985for foreign missions on the London- derrt circuit, against £01 9s 9d raised in the raine way last year. Since the Belfast Methodist MiFsion was estsb- lished in October last the two agents employed have paid 6,900 visitq, besides conducting four weekly meetings, a fellowship meeting, end a Sabbath school. The ...

... THE GUIbIN'G STARP OF ULSTE2t LL. 0 1983. Tru annual soiree of this lodge was hold on Friday evening in the Derby Memorial Orange Hall, Agnes Street, aud was attilflled by unqualified success. No effort wxas spared to make the re- union as enjoyableas any of its predecessors, and the results achieved fully realised the sanguine anticipations of the members. Those who were entrnsted with the ...

... TIRFlJ.OLOG CAL SOCIE3TY, ASSEUILY'S COLJJGBB. RELF&ST. THE, second public meeting in connection with thli* T ?? waw held hlsT eveninlg, itt half-pavst &Ull-nt o'clock, in the Gamble Library liall of the Asi- y's College. s lr. A. A.H Dill, M.A. (presidno;). c presided, and the other members of the coucil present were-Ressrs. S. LindSay, B.A.; D. I Morton, B.A.; 1, J. ChaOiton, BA,; W. A. ...

... TUtE ALTERATIONS OF JtIDICIK, RI IIIT''S. Ar tihe iveekly meeting of the Ballymena Board of (C;uardiens on Soatirlday last -the chairmanl (Mr. \W. A. Young. I. P.) presiding-a conmmlluniationl vas read from tile N, ewtowards Union, embodlying- resolatiots conldemnillng the. pecent order of the Iaild Ceoo1n11ie ioners. by whihli the rents of the Year 1888 have been fixed. Ar. Andrew Klennedy ...

... CUOSSGCAB.-A service of song, The Pilgrim's Progrress,' was rendered in Crossgar Church on Thursday evening lost. There -wa a very large and respectable audience, every available seat being occupied. The connective readings wvere given by Rev. J. W. Gibson, MA., Raffery. The views were shown by Mr. Nichol, of Belfast. while the singing was rendered by the congregational choir, assisted by ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) Intelligence from Burmah states that the column operating against the Karen Chief Saw- lapaw has taken his capital. In the fighting w hich took place one man of the Rifle Brigade wns killed, while one British officer, one man, and five sepoys9 were wounded; Sawlapaw, who fled on the approach of the British force, has been warned that if he does not surrender ...

... IRISH TEUPERINCE LEAG[ITE. ANNUAL SOCIAL MEETING. TuIm annual social meeting in connection with the thirty-first anniversary of the Irish Temperance League was held last evening in the Exhibition Hall, Botanic Gardens, when Mr. John Huey, J.P., occupied the chair, and there were also present- Revs. Goe, Cron, Wesley Guard, J. C. Street, S. A. Stienthal (Manchester), C. B. Coado, T. 11. DH. ...

... The following appeared in oar Second Edition of yesterdays The Surwkin correspondent of the Telegraph ?? enemy's vedettes are quiet, and there hes been no firing to-day. About a dozen more natives havo come in, -who all make the same statements concerning Osman Digure and the der- vishes, as already teltnraphe' to yon. A Cairo correspondent ?? haws been received to-day from Wady Halfa of the ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN CHIURCH. SOCIETY FOR ORPHANS OF PRIESBYTERIAN MINISTEIRS. The annual meeting of this society was held yes- terday in the Assembly's Offlices, 12, May Street, at twelve o'clock. noon. There were ?? J. ?? Corry, Bart. .P.; Ress. Dr. Johnston, A. J. wilso,n James Dewer, Johna Ileeredy, James M'Conaghic, WJ Jackson, 11. AlWiliiamson, fleo. M'Farlaid. Jamies C. Ferris, George Shaw, ...