... THE EDUCATIONAL ENDOWMENTI COMMISSIONLRS. THE ULSTER ROYAL SCHOOLS. ha Co FROM OUR SPECIAL REPO1TR. pO DUBnral, FRIDAY.-The Educational Endowment Commissioners held a sitting to-day in the Court of to Chancery. 'ho Commissioners present were- tIC Lord Justice Fitzgibbon, Lord Justice Naish, Dr. SH Traill, ?? Rev. Dr. Molloy, audRev, Professor po Dougherty. They sat for the purpose of hearing ...

... TRlE GENERAL ASSEMBLY , OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAN D. OPENING PR3OCEEDINGS. n TFrs General Assembly of the Preabyterian Church 1 in Ireland began its deliberntions last evening, at e seven o'clock, in the Cooke Menmorial Church, Mlay t- Street, when there wa3 a largo attendance of t ininisters and eld'rs, and of the (geueral public. b 0 The MODu.nATORI (Rev. I J. Lynd) preached h tu ...

... FROM[ OUR CORIMSPON)DENTS. mr STRIKE IN MESSRS. STEWART'S MILL, LIS- thi BUiRN.-Last evening, shortly before siX o'lo0ck, Dr the flaxdressers in the above thread works, num- ?? berine about forty, struck work for an increase of fer wages. On making their complaint known to the reF muanager, he refused to make any concession what- ap ever, and, as a consequence, the men ceased work to at the ...

... THE RJILA\AY ACCIDENT AT AR.ThuH. FUilD YOU IRlL[I;I OF SUFFEREIUS. Cet';,inl Yis'ouint T1%n puptiown. ?? £50 0 a Plollrietor3 Yiv hrtft ?? f . 20 0 0 lev. Artimtr Pak. utiani. D.L., .1.. 10 0 0 ColIectcilC! fruill St. EnOOt's Sabbatil .. ?? ?? 9 7 10 Thrl tot; ii f s ii SIaft stbur, \ ?? 5 0 0I ?? ?? \l'iui/.lll 5 0 0 AVIU. (:i 1.. . . . 5 0 0 Vtal'hlin U, nltC ( ..t.lo ?? 3 0 0 Jot)-pjll ...

... iMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY WIRES. B HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Gf tb THE LORD CHANCELLOIR took his seat on the wool- bc sack at a qunartet-past four o'clock. PC FOREIGN MEAT SUPPLY. Ti Lord LAMINGTON gave notice for Tuesday to, w. ask the Government when they proposed to appoint vs a committee to consider the question of the foreign Ti me£at supply. tfo ADVAxCE NOTES TO ...

... THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CILURClI IN IR Pi E, L NI IND furt1--- e e ta h i m THMIRD DAY. TH E General Assembly of the Prebhyterian Church in Ireland resumed its deliberations yesterday morning, at ten o'lock, in the Cooke Memorial Church, May Street, thee Rev. thee lodaertor pre- siding. A fter devotional exercises, conducted by the MoDnuAtrol, l'ev. Dr. Orse (chief clerk) read ...

... THE ARMAGII CATASTROPHE. AN!O TH-ER DEA TH. THE MAGISTE IRAL INVESTIGATION. THE COitONE1ER'S INQUEST. BO ARD OF T'iAIDE INQUIRY. TILE RELJI'l' FUND. PULPIT REFERENCES TO TIHE ACCIDEN'T, ANOTaER addition has been miade to the already larncntably long death-rate ill connection with the terrible railway cateltrophe by the death of the little girl Ethel Steele aged nine years, daughter of the ...

... HE COULD NOT MOVF, AND NOW WALKS 23 MILES A DAY. , OOV5NTIIY mlrdoURlY, APRIL 31D. As the seat of three important and interesting in. . dustries-the manufacture of watches, ribbons, and cyoles-requiring the possession by the opera- tives of more than ordinary intelligonce, we formed the conclusion that Coventry ought at least to be able to furnish its quota of testimony to the value of the ...

... SPECIAL CABLEGRAM. MOM OUR OWN 0oI1RESPONDEXMNT. NmV Yonx, FaNDAY.-This afternoon Mr. Blaine received a cablegram fromt Berlin, stating that the Samoa treaty had just been sigped. The newspaper despatches assert that Germany voluntarily pre- vented what threatened to be a deadlock by meet- ing in a liberal and conciliatory spirit most of the y, objections whichl had been raised by the State De ...

... | 1F.OM OUR COOILUS1POIIDENTS. P PIGfT BETWEEN FRE!NCH AND ti ITALIAN 'NAVVIES. PAWS, FBIDAY. - The ?? feeling, sl which is endermio in the -South bf Franee, hasB broken out in a violent form - in the department of .the Haute, Harnes, A laegnmber of navvieeare n at present working on a new railway between Brienne and Soroy, and a eonsiderable proportion Y -of t'hle number are Italians, From te ...

... TWO FIREII[EN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED. BlAnDFORD, SUNDAY-ThiS (Sunday) morning a disastrous fire occurred in Mlanninllgam Silk Mills, Bradford, which resulted i l datirage to buildings and goods to the extenlt of about £40,000. and was unfortunately attended vith au accident -whereby two of the members of the borough fire brigade were killed. aild several inrre or less in. jured. The fire ...

... TILE GRIEVANCES OF IRISH NATIONAL TEACHERS. DEPUTATION TO LORD WOLMER, MR. RUSSELL, ANDf MR. IV. P. SiNCLAIR. LAsT afternoon, at tlh.ee o'clock, a deputation re- presenting the Belfast Teachers Association waited upon Lord Weolner, MP., and Nessrs. T. WV. Russell, 31.MP, and W. P. Sinclair. 31. P., at the Ulster Reform Club, for the purpose of placing their grievances before them with a view ...