... THE ARMAGH RAILWAY BISAS8hR The inquest on the bodies of the victimeof the . Armagh railway disaster was restuned yesterday. N Mr. 'Monroe, sessional Crown sollcitor, appeared vi for the Crown by direction of the Attorney- ay General, and the Great Northern Railway Com- cc pany and the next-of kin of those who lost their to dE lives were also legallyrTepresented. Mr. Forster, di stationmaster ...

... STEAMNG IN WEAVING SEEDS. dd OPEAAIW' DEPUTATION TO THE a HOME SECRETARY. .ds A deputation, represening the operatives a int in the Lancashire textile industries, letaited on E Home Secetar, Mr. Matthews, at the Home Office, yesterday, in reference to the go subject of steaming in weavingsheds, with rspt ed to which a deputation of manufacturers ted on nt Mr. Mathews on Thursday. The bodies re ...

... PICURS OF THE MASON. THE FRENCH SALON On the whole, the salon of this year, while- containing no manifestatiou of trmnscendent- genius, is rich in interesting works. Modem Frenbh art neglects beauty in the sense in which themasers of the past undertood the wford. There is no efbr tocompoae in the sense which BotticI Titila, Veronesa, or ms Rembrandt conceived pictres. Realim and we te ...

... In- -C Dr A letter has been received by the Finance un and Estate Committoe of the Corporation from he nig the Locl Government Board, stating that an of ik- inspector has been instructed to visit Liverpool up he for the purpose of investigating the application sur for the sale of the reversion of premises in Castle- he ?? committee, on a letter from Messrs. ob ice Toulmin, Lawrence, and Shield ...

... r In the Queen's Bench Division of the !TiFh it I Court of Justice yesterday, before the Lord Chief I- Justice and Mir. Justice Hawkins, sitting as a i divisional court, Mr. Danckwcrtz moved, in the L. matter of the Queen v. the Soiithport and Cheshire l Railwvay Company, for an order for the payment to the prosecutors of the costs of the proeeding. il The divisionaI court, consisting of the ...

... 0: - - I- I IC TaM ILLMrop Ma. T. D. Homms.-From ao ?? received 3eserday it appars that Mr.j b ornby, hbd pawed a good night, his strength Leing-well manbiined, and hi-geteral condition nore fascrnabr HA 9Unss DOfATION To TEN BIrssxn a Y.M.C.AL-The treasurers of the Birkenbead 1 Y.ILC.A. Institute and Gvmnasium new build- 6 lagfundi e ed the handsomodonatiomgof :£400from Messrs. Lever ...

... THE. PARNELL COIMIS{MA . NINLTY-SIXTH SITTING. Mrs. Gladstone was agan present at the Zitg of the Special Commission yesterday. Mr. Sexton, M3i P., re-entered the witness box and vras further examined by the Attorney-General.-- Were you asked to join the Fenian Brotherhood about 1878 or 1879? Yes, and I ?? it because of the oath you declined? My principal objection w-s becauste I could not ...

... VOL UNTETER EN STI The attendance at Altear Rifle Ran- en Satlr-u- day vwa very good, -or.sidering that the only s events were company-club shoots and class firing. SC F | The weather was exewflent for shooting, the light * i bein6 good, and the wind blowing steadily from .s1 V i the niht rear. Some grand scores were made. Pr .1 the most notable of which was Sergelant Mason, .; ?? - company, ...

... ?? LOCAL NEMYw. _I Mt. Hdsc& ?? mdical report yesterday with regard to the conditinof Mr. T. D. Horoby, chairman of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, was again of a satfactory nare, as it was stated that the patient had ed & good j night and was steadily improving. Dasra OF AS Qmwra Nswsrann rtrroe.-Mr. T. Hutton, senior proprietor of the Oruskirk Advertiser, died yesterday at his resi- ...

... CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTATION AT NEW FERRY. A demrncnstration of, the Conservatives in the llehington polling district took place last evening, in the Mills' Assembly Room, New Furry. Mr1.F t)avid Maciver preodded over a large gathering, end lhe w3s supportod by Mir. Walter I. Long. .ZP. (Farliamentary Secretary to the Board of TI radpl. Colonel CotW o, M. P., Colonel U. H. Mlorrison, the Rev. H, ...

... I The attendance at Altcnr Rifle Range on Sat-r ( It day was again very large, amongst the principal a- events being the County Ten Clnb second shoot or and the match between the 2nd Liverpool and Ist !s Warwick (Birmingham), 20 mnena-sideparticulars ie of which were given in thecrcury yesterday. In f t addition, the 4th V.B. held their fortuightiy d regimental shoot, and together with ...

... at . . ;. .. LIVERPOOL. The result of extended inquiries in Liverpool and district as to the storm of Sundsiy last is to Ishow that no damage of a serious nature has occurred either to lif3 or property. The effects of the storm arc still very applr especially in i the country, where heaps of smal stones aad mud have accumnulated near the roadside grids. t1 Through the windows of a church in ...