... DUB LONDON OORJSPONDEN , l 65 FLXZn SSmhXZ - Wednesday Night. TM5gHone:o Com ns has hadan extremely dull 5itting to-day. A House was not maode sntil tety-6five minutes toone o'clock, and than for three Mortal bours and a quarter a dreariest dicussionthat the mind of man eer iiained took plac on the second reading a bill introduced by Mr Cozens-Hardy fasu with the Investlen of trust funds ...

... OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, $a ho on ?? am heo 65 FLEET STRIERTj a me, r Wednesday Night. ba t Ti reception wh~ich General Boulanger had ow to-day on arriving in England ought to convince e ' him that,while ho may enjoy complete security I ry here from his enemies in France, he need not Ia expect the homago of any large band of fol. 3a lowers. Partisans with more boldness than dis- e he ...

... THEl NEWB1AROXLY CUM [ WY -.vwPlV more OPMmWG AND DMORCTOTBY MM TenwBarony, iarish Churel, wahleh been A built at a oet Of 817,O0d, has bes uagshti(ed nodbi GE Efaturday ?? it -111aa lormally Opened. Ig This arectiman sd dedication to the ervice Of God u ofs Jambe place of worship is. an evenstwiinch, even inagreat city, UOLiWl Uts e When, ...

... ?? bURIOINDONDGRRES? NDENCE, ' ?? I - II it ~ ~ ~ -lady Ai 65 FLEET STPrn39T, 'tion ?? Night. r fact as le luff. at prese hea, has been instructede. bcef WAgueDDIT I beari Forig OIce years t -o communicate to the Brte Foreign officet the Uni .ythe strong objection of the French. Governmentsefw ;eto the Sugar B3ounkties Bill. The Ambassador's dow wi .a instructions. indeed, are in the nature of ...

... -=-Fe THE UN1IONIST COMPACT AT BIRMINGHAM. - rte' MSl OHAMBERtIAiiF ELYT 08 ild, RIANDOLPH CRU~tCHiLL. mot -of hogl Ms Chamberlain has replied to the letter of Lord ,ga ,t 1%6dolph Chrhl ihreference to the Unionist iPC act 'opact in Central Birmingham in the followings 3o;'terms:- ; Highbbnt Moor Green, Biirininghaml, in get ~~~April 23, 1889. St has My IOOr Cburchill.-I have read4 with great ...

... DISTINGUISHED BRAVERY AT SBA. i a.I flESENTATION GP MEDAL. tim11 Yesterday afternoon a meeting was held in flit not office of Messrs Thou. Dumnlp St Song, 70 Welling- I ton Street, Glasgow, Lloyd's agen1ts, for the pur- laos pose of presenting- a bronze medal awarded by and~ Lloyd's Committee to Donald Macdonald, the Po- mate of the ship Henry James, of Glasgow, for his r exertions to rescue ...

... SINKIG OF WELSH STEAMER. A serious collision, making the third which happened in the English Channel on Saturday, occurred on Satnrday evening shortly after eight o'clock off Beachy Head, between the Red Star Liner Noordland, from Antwerp to New York, with some 300Qemigrantsaboard. and the brigantine CarriD Dingle, belnging to Liverpool..and bound from Pert-Maddoo to namburg, with a cago-of ...

... Crr PAROCHIAL BOAID. The siat monthly meeting of the City Paroedfal Beard was held in the Board-Room, Parliamentary |I-oad ?? Ogilvie in the chair. TH| LAM UR 3L, . MUIR. Th1e CHAraMAN said he thought it right tha be should make a reference to the death of a very old and distinguished member-he meant Mr It S. Muir. Mr MAuir was a member of the Board for 25 years, and from 1866 to 1868 he ...

... THE POMUS AND SAMOA. THE GONFERENCE-GERMAN MENACE TO i rHE UITED STATES. (REUTtIM:S ThLEOGRIAS.) Berlin, April 15. The Conference betweenGermany, Great Britain, and the United States npon the affairs Of Samoa will meet, the Post says, oil the Ist of May. Germany will probably be represented by Count Herbert von Biesmarok and Dr Kraull, of the Foreign Office. Tbe chief German plenipotentiary ...

... ar s9 Tre traffic receipts of the Bristol Trnmways for the week ending April 12 show an increase of £214. The tratfic receipts of the Ottoman teailway for the week eS ending March 30 show au increase of £1074. 2 The tratic receipts of the Central Argentine Railway for 2; the week ending April 7 show an increase of £06235. The Woolseich and Soolth-East London Tramiways traflic for the week ...

... STORMY SCENES IN4 THE CHAMBER. |(EaTEZ'S TELEGRAMS) Paris, April 9, Afteroon. t r The Chamber of Deputies to-day discuesed the fil report of the Committee upon the bill determining el the procedure ef the High Court of Justice for the bh trial of General Boulanger. A vote of urgency having been carried, ,lL Delafosse oppsed the j1 meaureu regarding it as a law of exceptional severity against ...

... INSTITUrION OF NAVAL ARCHITECTS. THE PROTECTIo;N or BUOYANCY MD STABILITY IN SHIPS. The meetings of tho annual session of the Inati. tuto of Naval Architects were continued yesterday at the rooms of the Society of Arts, Adelphi-Lord Havensworth presiding. There was agin a large attendance. Sir W. BAmROy read a paper on e sub. T bect, which was virtnally a continuation of the W inquiry ratied ...