... THE following list of successful candidates in the recent class examinations in arts and engineering were posted in the college ball yesterday: Greek-Honour--S. H. Archer, R. D. Meggaw, Sara Entrican, A. A. Dickie, Second Year-J, M. Bradshaw and James Walker, equal; W. J. Ml()racken. First Year-Bi. K. M'Elderry, J. H. Whitaker, Thos. Foye, S. R. M4Connell. Latin-Honours-J. IS. Archer; A. A. ...

... IFOREIGN INTELLIGUNCES VFROMI OUR CORiRESPONDENTS, THE CZAR AND TilE SHAH. BErLIN, SATURDAY.-The 6?i'fqgne Gazette gives Iprominence to a private communication it has re- ceived from St. Petersburg to the effect that the 3Czar, on taking leave of the Shah of Persia, let him understand distinctly the policy of Russia towards Persia. He informed the Shah emphati. fcally that, should he while in ...

... THE, PLAN OF CAMPAIGN ESTATES IN COUNTY LOUTH. TIrS representative of the Ulster Loyalist Anti Repeal Union says :-Subsequent to the events re- corded in my report of Saturday, two noteworthy incidents took place. When all the forces *ore falling in and preparing for marohing oCZ to Drogheda, five miles distant, and everybody, in- cluding the priest, was preparing for home, the reverend ...

... FROM THR ILLUSTRATED LJONDON NMWS. THE will (dated July 28, 1879), with five oodicils (dated November 7, 1879 February, 19, 1880 September 24, 1882; May 17, 1883; and July2625, 1884), of the Right Honourable Jacob Earl of Or Radnor. late of. Longford Castle, Salisbury; C'olbs. Ge hill House, Highworth, Berke, and No, 52, Gros- c venor Street, who died on March I 1, was proved on May 27 by the ...

... THE WEIDDING FETEES AT BERLIN. I TIMES TELEGRAM. BErnam, JuSTE 23.-Yesterday the Princess Louise Sophie of Schleswig-Flolstein, bride-elect of Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, made her triumphal entry into Berlin in circumistances of befitting pomp and splendour. Princess Louise, now in her 23rd year, is the second sister of the German Empress, while Prince Frederick Leopold. who was born ...

... TufEBelfast Steamslhip Company's steamer Voltaic, which has been detained at Derry for three or four days, got away for Liverpool on Saturday last, with a crew sent from Belfast, including four or five Germans. There was much excitement at the quay on her departure, the crowds on shore hoot- ing and groaning, bht the police prevented any in- terference by the strikers. Laird's ?? arrived from ...

... THE DISCOVERY OF HUMAN I REMAINS. LoNDON7, FRIDAV.-ThO Central News saysg-- Further discoveries of parts of a woman's body weore wade inl the Thames this morning, there being no doubt that these formed part of the body frag ieents of which have been found during tire past few days. A right foot and a portion of the leg, below the koee were picked up this morning onl the toreehoro of the river ...

... THE Duke of Argyll's attention having been drawn to Mr. Gladstone's recent utterances with reference to the question of short Parliaments, his Grace writes:- Chelmsford, June 15. ?? ask me my opinion on the proposal lately favoured by Mr. Glandstone, that the legal duration of Parliaments should be shortened. Abstract and individual opinions on proposals of organic chanze are of little value ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL WIII. BELFART NnSW.L9TTER OPPIOa, 169, FLEET STRaEET, LONDOX, Za. THURSDAY MMRNING, SIX O'CLOCK. MR. BALFOUR'S SPEECH. Tlhe Tiies ?? presiding at the annual banquet of the Constitutional Union last night Mr. Balfour, of course, addressed himself t the task of replying to Mr. Gladstones speeches in the West. This is, probably, the first of many via- dications of the Unionist ...

... I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, FROM OUR CORaESPONDENTS, BOULA2NGISTS AND ANTI- BOULANGISTS. ARREST OF N. DEROULBDED. PARIS, SUNDAY NIGHT.-M. Deroulnde ?? arrested at Bezies, in the Herault Department, to- day. The arzest was made in the course of a con- flilt between Boulangists and Anti-Boulangists; The Boulangists had been attending a banquet, and the opposing faction a public meeting, and the ...

... .THE PARNELL COMNIMSSION. DR. KENNY AND PAT EGAN. -t TILE DOCTOR'S MISAPPR$IIENSIONS. . THOMAS SEXTON IN TIlE OX. , .v FROM OUR OWN COOHLEapONDHNT AND By OVS SPSOPAt WID0l. LONDON, TumnsAY.-Dr. Josoph Kenny, M.P., who presented himself for cross-eramiartloxi, had a very uncomfortable time of it at the hands of the Attornoy-Goneral. The oxaminatiou will be mne- a morable on account of ...

... THE RAILWAY DISASTER AT ARMATI-I. TO THE EDITOR O THE BBIs1AST NEVWS-LETTER. Sin-No words of mine can possibly express the state of mind through -which I have passed during the last two days, arising from the awful accident which occurred to the teachers and children of our Sabbathl school on the Great Northern Railway. We left our schoolhouse on last Wednesday morn- ing at nine o'clock, a ...