... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ti ANNUAL CONPbERENOCIL di THiE Conference resumed-the President in the ti chair. tr The Rev. Walter H. Price, formerly a minister ra of the Irish Conference, but for several years a pi missionary in South Africa, was introduced to the fa Conference, and invited to sit and deliberate. B A telegram wasB received from the quarterly je meeting of the Fiulsbury circuit, Higgate, LLon- v don, ...

... 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- ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...