... A STABiSt ,'Y\O173.) (E0STABLISHtED A. N-N-0 17 37.) x The House of CommonsGrand Committee on| Trade wvas again occupied yesterday with the consideration of the Light Railaways (Ireland) Bill. Aln effort was made to pus down the Giadstonian obstruction, led by AMr. Storey, and considerable progress was made with the bill. At a dinner given in Berlin yesterday, in honour of the Emperor of ...

... THE NAVAL MAN4EUVRES. o'LONDoic, TUESDAY.-The vessels of the defen- sive fleet in the Downs are all cleared for action, and none of the crew are allowed to leave. Some of the torpedo boats will cruise eastward to-day. Last night there was a false alarm at Tynemouth, and the volunteers turned out expecting an attack from the hostile squadron. Submarine mines are laid. A telegram from Sheerness ...

... CONVENTION OF THE SMITH- I BATRRY TENANITS. ADOPTION OF A FINAL POLICY. SPRECH OF M1R. WILLIAM O'BRIEN, MI.P. (FROM OUR REPORTELl.) Tipperary, Friday Xight. This evening a convention of the Smith-Barry tenants wats held at Tipperary, at which thle policy which they will pursue towards their landlord, for his prominent connection with the Ponsonby Eviction Syndicate, was duly formulated and ...

... T.E TERMAYBRK VE i PROPOSED PETITION FROMA TEE HOUSE OF COMXONS. STATEMENTS BY JURORS - STATEMENT BY MR. JUSTICE STEPHEN., Loudon, Friday. The Central News leaexu that a memorial iaI favour of the reprieve of Mrs Maybrick is being t prepared for signature in the House of Commons, j b hut is has not yet been sent round the house. A large number of members will refuse to sign on | the ground ...

... PUBLIC OPINION-PETITIONS FOR REPRIKVE. JUSTICE STEPHEN AGAIN HOOTED. Liverpool, Thuradty. Mrs. Maybrick was to.day visited in Walton Jail by her mother. The scene vmwa aost affect, ing, and the condemned, who was utterly pros- trate, protested her innocence. Petitions for her reprieve are being promoted-un influential one from the Liverpool mercbanqts, another from the barristers on the ...

... ADDRESSES MAG2N1FICENT SPEEQH IN REPLY. TIlE DOCTRINE OF TRUTH AND JUSTICE. jvetake the following report from the BRook- p b'uzlettu of July 14- Mount Morgan, July 13. gr. Dillon, wboo was accompanied by Messrs D 31,rtin, J D Gillespie. James Cronin, and M gteon, drove out to Mount Alorgan from town w-dav. Thie party left Piockbampton about half- PLt ten o'clock, and arrived here shortly after ...

... I*- i THE RECENT DEATHS. DR. O'FARRELLS REPORT. . r ?? (FROM 0ur. OWN coREEsPoNDriT.) House of Commone, Menday Night. The following is the report of Dr G, Plunkett ;OTFrrell,medical member-of the GeneralPriss ;BoMrd for Ireland, on the sanitary condition of ,ondorsAerry Prison aaD the cases of certain pri- isoners onfined- therein- Generl Prisons' Board, Dublin Castle,-19th August, 139. ...

... j LONDON § CORRESPONDENCE . (BY F.RgFNAN SPECIAL WIRE.) WROX OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) F tieman Office, 211 Strand, LondoZ, SaturdayMornin'g. The death of Sir W, Ewart, ALP. for North Belfast, for which I had prepared your readers, took ?? early yesterday morning, and when it became known at the house in the course of the afternoon, caused a good many erpressicTIS of regret on both sides. Th0e ...

... REPRESE1N TAT ION ?? Ij - BFlFAT8'V, ,T Wi'E are authorised to state that Major , Maxwell will not offer ?? ;ii r Harland, Dart. The writ for a new election f,;r YerLh - rived at the IHanaper Ouibe Dal;e ?? j'i. is expected to be receive d here by tn il . wW(i' this morning. If so. the nomiurie ?? I for Monday next. There w& ma' ud a ment in the city yest-;liv vz F vacancy, and the ...

... AN A MERICAN TEMPERkNCkE TOUR, I ; T OUR SPECIAL CORRhESPONDENiT. FLEET STREET, LONDON, JULY 31.-Now our scamper is done, and the familiar sights and sounds of this mighty London are once more substituted, and all the accustomed daily duty, for the novelty of travel and the changing scenery of continent and of sea. Still the recollections of the past weeks, of their occupations, and of tbe ...

... ADDRESS FROM TE ENEWTOWNARDS TOWN COMMISSIONERS. YESTERDAY at three o'clock the Town Coinmis- sionors of Newtownards presented an address of I welcomle to the Marquis of Dufferin and Ava at Olandeboye House, The Commissioners left the Boardroom. Mill Street, Newtownards, shortly i after two o'clock, in two well-appointed carriages provided by Mr. John Copeland, and arrived at Clandeboye by ...

... 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 ...