... I SWUcIALL7Y REPSRTETD BY OUR OWE I CORRIE5PONDENrT. SITEnIaJb,7 MONDAY. - The personnel of the Conference had undergone a remarkable change since Saturday. Coloured ties and bright suits are sprinkled very freely among the black coats of the clerical brethren. Another thing wvhich strikes us is that there is much more orderliness and quietude in the Conference, whether it will last longm we ...

... MHE NAVAL REVIEW. at II ARRIVAL OF THE TEUTONNIC. nanr Thr stat adya SPECIAL TELEGRAM PROM, OUJR OWN COERESPON- A the DENT. T thai RYDE, FRIDAY.-We have arrived after a splen- in t dlid passage, the weather being all that could be thet desired. The Teutonic is withent doubt the finiest wit] T ship afloat, perfect in every detail, end net asingle bed hitch. Her eng-ines orc, working to the ...

... ORA.NGJISHU IN LONDON. BY OUR SPZCIAL WIRE. LONDON. WED;ESDAY.-In celebration of the Relief of Derry and of the Battle of the Boyne, a . banquet was held to-night in Anderton's Hotel, f Fleet Street, by the members of the City of London District Lodge (84). Br. R. Davis,W.D.3M., presided, and there was a good attendance. In replying to the charter toast? Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSTON, M.P.. described ...

... THE WESLEYAN CONFERENCE, - s-1 SPECIALLY REPORTED BY OUR OWN4 0el CORRESPONDENT, air SHE;FPIELID,SATURDAY.-WIhile the debateonte On Madras memorial was the most exciting, the de- mE bate on the class-meeting question was the most tio able which we have had this Conference. The be speecheq of the latter were of a higher order, per- hit haps because the personal element was not in- an volved, as ...

... THE HOfJNYWOOD FORE- SHORE, Tnz condit~em of the Hotysvood foreshore has for some yeags been ratheri;4 vexed question, but, although it! has oocupia'a considerable attention from time (o time, nriring in the shape of a per- manent retaedy haspas yet been applied to it, and there ap/ears to be %jbonsensns of opinion amnon gst all conefirerd. that i(e time has come when some- thing 'Iof a ...

... B1 A A BY SgEiCIAL AND OQDIAPy . HOSE OF LeRls YESTERDAY. THE, LORD CHANCELLnIR took his 5ea, sack at a quarter-past ithr. iio the THE MLETROPOLITAN\ ELfLroTj BlLtlv. ' ...

... ?OSTIPONERLENT OF YHE NAVAL REVIEW. TUBE GUIMAN EMPEROR IN ENGLAND. BY OUR BPECIAL WIRE. LONDON, SuNDAY NIGHr.-To the intense dis- appointment of thousands of her Majesty's lieges the Imperial and Royal inspection of the two great, fleets now assembled at Spithead has been post. poned until to-morrow. During Friday night it had been blowing half a gale, and extra watches l were set for the ...

... SECOND lEDITION. tile Doddscollsilere:i rhey shonlJ a10pt it. (Laughte:!he D[r. \N'yllne-\\ hat oo(l c;lll you tlo ? ZIr. Dodds-- re- B'ell not nlucll. tLilllglltez-) Mr. Naze-Gire re. notice oE morion. ( L LliShter ) Mr Thompsou er 13rowne-I thini it is a very ?? resohl- lid eions (Laugheetr) The Cllalrnuan-Yes if it is ter all true. (Laugheer ) 3tr Dodds-ll/ell, I think ry it is. There mllst ...

... IMPERIAL PARLI A MElNT.. BY SPECIAL AND 0 PINARY WI.ES. ~t HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Taz LORD CSAWIRLLOp toajiihi seat on thewool-_ sack at a quarter-past foar. I INTERMEDIATE EDUCAnoN IN WALES. c Viscount CRANBRoOR, in moving the T second reading of this bill which came up from the Commons, said in 1 8as a committee was appointed s to inquire into the condition of education in Welles, and ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH| ARMY. I CORRECrED UP TWl l IS AUGUST. I OAVALRY. lst Life Guards 2nd do loyaI Hoiso Guards.. lst Dragoon Guards. 2nd dc . 3rd i iD 4th do 5rh do WI-h do Stil do let Dragoons 2111 do .. 3ri ustosars 4thi do 5th Lacinyrs Gth Iraogeos , 7th HoaIrrs 8th do 9tE Lgiicors l00t Icloiars 11th Pio 12th antcepr . 11th IHlsesIre 14th do 151t: tie 16th Tlaners 1 7th' do 18t1 ...

... THE NAVAL RTEVIEW. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. tl POrTSrOUTH. MONDAY-To-day, instead of the p. streets of Portsmouth being crowded, they present b, an appearance quite the reverse, and as compared e: with Saturday are very much more miserable, for e: all the places of business are closed on account of vy the bank holiday. A large number of the visitors h who came on Saturday returned early this morn- a ...

... THE FUTURE OF IRISTI CON- S 1DVAT f5l OUTS IfDPi U1LSTIR. F3ROM A Tru P' COBRB3PG'NDRNT. WVAT is to be tho future of the Conservative tht ho party in Ireland ? That is a question which is tir troubling the minds and puzzling the brains of the wl more progressive membera of the Unionist party th, throughout the country, and it is worthy of in consideration. 00 ln the first plaoe, then, let uas ...