... Tna memorial stone of the neawI Reformed Presby. terian Church, Dnblin Road, wvill be laid to-day at halt-past two o'clock by Mr. Janmes Rea, of Deraniore Towers. The new building, which is beirg erected for the congregation at nrcsent worshipping in the Central Hall, Rosemary Street, promises to be a valuable acquisition to the con- gregation, and also a great improvement to the neighbourhood ...

... THE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF GLREAT BRITAIN. WHAT NATIONALISTS WOULD DO IF THEY HAD THE POWER. MANCHASTER, SATURDAY.-The annual conven- tion of the Irish National League of Great Britain was held to-day at the Free Trade Hall, Man- chester. Mr. T. P. O'Counnor0, ALP., the president of the League, occupied the chair; and there wvere also present-Mr. J. G. Bigglar. iLP.: Mir. Joseph NoLan. ALP. ; Air. ...

... I| B-,ELFAST iCORPORATION. -- w Tnz monthly meeting of the Corporation was se held yesterday-the MAYOR (Mr. C. C. Connor) presiding. There were ?? bh John Preston,.J.P.; Sir Jas. H. 'Haslett, JJ,.; ni - Samuel Lawther, J.P. ?? John Johnston, J.P,; st Daniel Dixon, J.P.; Dr. Whitaker. *Counoillors-be ThosmassGafikin, J.P.; Wm.,.M!Camiond, J.P.; di David Corbett. J.P.; James Henderson, James hi ...

... . The clergy of the Chester diocese are contributing the necessary subscriptions for presenting Dr. Jayne, their new bishop, with a pastoral staff, which is to cost ;£200. It is hoped to present the staff on or before the diocesan conference in Ocbo- ber next. THE MISSING CANON-The Dean and Chapter of Worcester have just struck the name of the Rev. G. Carroll, the rector of St. Martin's, ...

... FROM OUlR MILIrTAP.Y CORRESPONDENTr. BY OUR SPECIAL WIRE. LONDON, THURSDAY.-Captain Strachen, com-. manding the depot of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, at Omagh, has left Ireland, and em- barked for India, to join the 2nd Battalion of the Pnsiliers, at Secunderabad,Madras Presidency. Veterinary-Surgeon Braddell has been trans. ferred from Dublin to Woolwioh for dutv with the floyal ...

... BELFAST PA1RLIAMIENTARY I REVISION. WEST DIVISION-No. 1 COURT. Ar. TuoeoAs D. REARDE'N Barrister-atjLaw, sat yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, inthe Reoord Court of the County Courthouse, Crunlin Road, and resumed the business of the revision sessions for No. I polling district of the West Division. Mr. IV. L. Wheeler noted as registrar The Unionists lere aced srgsr were represented by Mr. ...

... THE WRECK OF TIlE FLORENCE. - ed and hrongllt before ilTr. ,Jas. 31allanhan J.P.. lvho Id remanded the prisouer pendinn luilitary instrac- ne tions in the case. HO2SIA KlLrE:D IN B.LLYLIEGA.-On SatUr- -e, day evening last, as the horsc and cart belonging to a farlller ill the neigllbourhood of 13allyln :ma was beille; driven down ?? Strect, a por- ?? Of the eart came in sach violent conta..t ...

... ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION TO REV. S. F. DUDLEY-J'AMENS. YESTERDAY afternoon a meeting was held in Oi Clarence Place Hall, when a number of clergy it gathered to pay a substantial compliment to Rev. i S. F. Dadley-Jauns, B.D., rector of Glenarm, in i recognition of the part he recently played in the U' lawsuit between the Earl of Antrim and himself. The Ven. the Archdeacon of Connor (Dr. Seavor) ...

... SECOND EDITION, BY OUR SPECIALj WIRE. BELrPFST Nsws-LENTrr OFI CE, it 169, FLFET STREET, LoNDoN, E.O. tsI-WED1ESDAY LMORINING, SIX O'CLOCK. IA 't TURKEY', ARRIENIA, AND CRETE. is IREPULSE OF THE NURDS. ea The Daily A'etdv' Constantinople correspondent r- ?? notorious brigand Jaso, Moussa Rey's In brother, receutly attacked the Arminian village of Varteais, in Villayot of Moukh, The villagers ...

... I N SO f N I A. IP we may judge by the appeals for help that come to us. this trouble is rapidly increasing in this country. I cannot sleep says one, - the doctors give me opiates, but these are becoming ineffective; I shall die ere long if I cannot obtain relief. The causes are widely varied, we sup- po:e, but the effect is in every case the same. A merchrant of good charaeter and ...

... YOUNG MBN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CorlyERBIWE. Mu. D. A. BLACK. Belfast Young MDen's Christian Asiociation, speaking at the confeteuce in DluTlin on The Wi6rk of Yorung Men's Christian Associa. tioris, said iitbt the missions to soldiers, sailor, fidliermen, policemen were all indications of the gloiiobs activity of our times, and of the dofini- tiveness of Christian laboirr which ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST:. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1889. In view of the forthcoming elections in France the Comte De Paris has issued a nanifesto. He advises his followers to have regard to the necessities of the conflict, and not to treat as enemies those who are fighting the same adver- saries as themselves. The particulars, published elsewhere, with regard to the rescue of Captain ...