... T HlE ARMY. BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. *tOM OUR MILITARY CORRESPON'DENT. LONDON, SAvURDAY.-Captain Murray, who has fit belt paymaster of the Inniskilling Dragoons, has of given up that appointment and taken over charge Gi utf the pay duties of the 1st Battalion of the North th Staffordshire Regiment. th Captain Cockbarn, of the 1st Battalion Royal ac Warwick Regiment, at Fermoy, leaves Ireland to ch ...

... YESTERDAY the ceremony of laying the foundation- stone of the new Temperance Institute, which is now being erected on a most suitable site in Rail- wavy Street, at a probable cost of £ 2, 000, took place under the most auspicious circumstances, The weather wats gloriously fine, and there was a large concourse of friends and sulpporters of the tern- peranoe cause. Amongst those present were- ...

... THE PLAN OF CAMPAIGN ESTATES IN COUNTY LOUTH. THE representative of the Ulster Loyalist Anti Repeal Union says :-The plan of campaign is effectually smashed on Lord MAlsercene's estate in the County Louth. It is uttlrly routed all along the line. On every hand and on all sides it is confessed today with evident pleasure that this immoral conspiracy is irretrievably demolished. Some tenants ...

... OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CUIIRCH IN IRE lAND. SECOND DAY. TiE deliberations of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland were resumed yes- t( terday morning at ten o'clock, in the Cooke C Memorial Chureb, May Street-Rev. WM. CLAICE, H Moderator, presiding. a The first hour was set alprt for devotional t exercises, whieh were conducted by Revs. Dr. n Johnston, Dr. A. C. Murphy, WT. ...

... SECOND EDITIONa BY OUR SPEOIAL WIRE. BELFAST S NEWSi-LE1TTER OF3ICE, 169, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.O TuEiuPusnrA-y M ~r, Six O'CLOCK, THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN. Tke Thiies ?? wyho differ most widely from Mr. Gladstone's recent political opinions may reserve to thciuselvcs the privilege of ?? admiring the energy lie displays. At an age wvhen most men are content to leave to others at least the ac- ...

... ULSTER IN'ELULGE, NCES FROMl OUR COORIRESPONDIINTS. DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN BALLYME1NA,-Yister- dav at Ballymena town court, held before Mr. S. J. M 'Cartn.v, J. Sergoeant Ga llagher nsummoned it ?? ill Cjintook, for disordorly condnct in ually- mena, on recent dates. Two charges being pre- ferred against the defendant, she was sent to jril for fourteen days in each casve. ALnaRuIsD LARCIEN7Y Ov ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, . BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY WIRES. pa cc HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Br TuRE Loan CHANCELWR took his seat on the wool- Wi sack at a quarter-past four o'clock. FRIE.NDLY SOCIETIES BILL. a Lord BARING moved the second reading of the da, Friendly Societies Act, 1888, Amendment Bill, the an object of which was to ?? friendly societies uSO from certain requirements of the Act of ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL 'WIRE.t PROM OUBR MILITARY CORRESPONDENT. e LONDON, SUNDAY.-Foreman of Works Donald t Fraser, t.B., has been transferred from Hong- c Kong to Belfast. t Majorand Paymaster Sandford, recently pay- . master of the 5th Dragoon Guards, at Dublin, has been promoted to the rank of staff paymaster. Captain Rant, 12th Lancers, has retired from the 1 service. He got his comrnisslon as ...

... ORAN'TGB INTELLIGENCE. LISBURN L.O.L. No. 152. THIE monthly meeting of L. O. L. 152 was held in their lodgeroom, Orange Hall, Lisburn, The meeting was well attended by the members-Br. Dr. St. George, W.M., presiding. After the tranus. action of the routine business a new member was initiated. The Wi3l, then introduced Br. William Church, a visitor, and called on him to address the lodge. Br. ...

... TllE THAMES MYSTERY. . - ?? FURTHER. DISCOVERIES. to __w LONDON, SUNDAY.-The Central News says- The hope that the missing head, which is necessary tc for the identification of the mutilated woman, n( would be found to-day (Sunday) has not been tc realised, the efforts of the Thames police and of the w riverside population having been hithorto unavail- ti ihig. Two portions of flesh havo been ...

... THE CHURcH OF IRELAND. ST. ANDREW'S PARISH CnUtCT. Sit Tur, nineteenth anlliversary sermons in counection of with St. Andrew's Parish Church, Hope Street, oh were held yesterday, when Rev. Richard Evans co Mason, LL.D,, rector of Allendale. Northumber- oal land. preached special sermons in the morning at pr half-past eleven and in the evening at seven o'clock. and the collections were devoted ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE; BrLFAST ?? OrviCr 1 89. F TnEr STREET, LoxDox, Ee, THURSDAY MOWNziG, SIX O'CLOoE. MORE NEWS OF STANLEY, THE IMARCH BACK.C A Zanribar telegzram states-A letter has been re. ceived from Ururi, on the south-eastern sher, of the Victoria-Ny&nza, dated Dec. 2. reportian 3r, Stanley's arrival there with some of his in'vali,, Ho had sustained heavy loss in men owing to sick. ness ...