... THE FUTURE OF IRISH CONSER- VATISN OUTSIDE ULSTER. PAnT II. E FlnOS A TIMES CORfESPO?WDENr. LE rl now see what Constitutional organisations Dev in actual existence at the present moment out- f side flster. In Dublin the oldest political club is c ise Constitutional Club. It was formerly a power t le the city, worked the poor law, municipal, and t rliarmentary registration for the party. and c ...

... lTfOFWA GOTEM no FROM2-OlYE I, flD C Oi.7!tsPOSN^Nt tof Lto2Zi, SAtUibAY. IF it were not for the periodical'alls of the post man bringing letters frfm' distant fi'itns, Ldndorn life Would be barren-of eventsa T eexceptionally Ti gay season which has' just closed naikes the still- ali en ness of the present tlmelmore' rmniarkAsble. Not 05) that desbrted Londo$f is by amy nIebn&a: dreary ho ...

... BY SPECIAL AND ORDINARY WIRES. HO0USE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. THE LOItD CHANCELLORt took his seat upon the woo]eack at half-past four o'clock. POST OFFICE SITES. The Post Office Sites Bill, which has been brought in for the purpose of enabling the Post Office to acquire the site of the Coldbath Fields Prison at Clerkenwoll, for use in connection with the Parcel Post, passed the committee stage. ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. B FLPAST NEWS -LETTER OFFICR, 169. FrLtT STREET, E.C., WEDNSDsAY NrnwrT. THE same tactics that were pursued in reference to the select committee on the Irish estates of the T London companies have been carried out by the t minority of members on the grand committee on d trade dealing with the Light Ramilways (Ireland) d Bill. Mr. Storey and his friends, in cousequence ti ...

... ?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 ...

... BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. ?? PC BELFAST INEWS-LETTER OFFICS, la 169, FLEET STREET, U.C., SUNDAY NIGHT. je Tns Irish prisons vote was under the consideration L of the House of Commons once more yesterday. The RI same old allegations, dressed up in but slightly dc different costume, wore repeated on the report b1 stage of the prisons vote. Sir Charles Lewis reso- lo lately defended Sir Wm. Miller ...

... PARTS DAY BY DAY. THE Paris correspondent of the Daily T'-eraqhplr, wiring on Sunlay night. sas :-Thie Dakt of Braganza lunched yesterday with tha Dnc ?? at Chantilly, leaving Paris about ten o'clock and returning to the metropolis at four. On arriving at the Chantilly Station the Prince wise met by the Vicomte de Ohazelles, and his wife's grand uncle was waiting to welcome him at the ...

... T HlE A R1tMIY. I rMO OUR M12 LTTAfRY CORRESPOXDflr. 1I ?? SPECIAL WIRE. LoNsnm. TlnI'neAvP. -Lienltenant-Colonel Ryan, commnanding the Isv; Battalion Manchester Regi- inent, at Tipperary, is about to be promoted to the rank of colonel. Major Prickett, of the 6th Battery South Irish Division Garrison Artillery, has been given the command of a garrison battery on promotion to his present rank. ...

... DARIING AT TEIM PT TO YP I'S'lT A MAIL CAR I NEAR LUIRGAN. LURO.AN, TuuRSDnAY.-Word, has just been re- ceived in this town that a nmalicioos attempt w;as 1 made to upset the mail car which plies between .LTurten. Crutieiliii, ad nl Antrim, and the' ' ISrO.l i| the towlvlaud of A&gh~gallou yesterday eveningr about hall-past eit o'clock. The driver of tho car is a sober. steadv man. named John ...

... ROYAL BLACK PREOEP'rORY. DEMONSTRATION IN CLONES. A DEMOXSTRATION of the members of the Royal Black Preceptories of Clones and the surrounding districts was held yesterday, at one o'clock, in the grounds attached to Carnavilla House, which had been kindly plaeed at the disposal of the brethren by Mr. Fitzgerald. Though the morning was far from promising there was a, very good attendance t of ...

... 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 ...