... FROM OUB LADY CORBESPONDENT. LoNDoN, SATuRDAY. Winx Mr. Edison, the great American inventor, visited Paris recently every word he dropped was as eagerly caught up and treasured for further use as if nll his casual remarks must contain the germ of some new departure In science. The pictures in the Fine Axts Gallery of the Exhibition pleased Mr. Edison because they were so new, but the old ...

... landers left Charing Cross Station, London, at LONDON, TUESDAY.-Over three hundred Highs noon to-day for Paris, where they will take part ill the Highland Lathering which is to be held in the French capital under the &U8piCeS of the Strath. allan games committee. They were conveyed bv special trtsia and steamer Sits Folkestone ^ | BY 0UZ SPECIAL WIRB. BELFAST NEWS-LETT.ER GOiIOc, 169, FLEET ...

... THE BISHOP OF DERRY AND THE RITUALISTIC SERVICE AT CARDIFF, HIS LORDSHIP'S EXPLANIATION. . Dmnny, TUESDAY.-To-day the Lord Bishop of Derry and Raphoe held his triennial visitation of the clergy of the diocese in St. Columb's Cathedral. The meeting was made the occasion for presenting his Lordship with an address from the clergy, to which in his reply the bishop explained his posi- tion with ...

... INTERVIEW WITH BARN UIM. sSrUCSAI, TELEGRAM. QUESUNSSTOWN, SATURDAY.-Late last night I journeyed out in rain and storm in the Cunard tender Jaokal to intercept the renowned Transatlantic liunr Etruria on the Atlantic Ocean before she proceeded up channel to Liverpool, whither she was bound from New York. My sole object in venturing out to sea at such an advanced hour was to gain, if possible, ...

... LAST evening, Dr. Dill, City Coroner, held an in. quest in the extern department of the Royal Hog- pital, on the body of a boy named James Stewart, whose parents residb at 158, New Lodge Road, who had died in the institution about two o'clock in the afternoon from the effects of injuries received in the Belfast Fonudry, Donegall Street, a few hours previously. 'the deceased lad had been en- ...

... YOUNG MEN: THEtR POSITION, OP- PORTUNITIES, AND THEIR MEANS OF SELF-IMPROVEMENT. THIs was the title of a lecture given by the Rev. Dr. Hanna on yesterday evening in the school- room of the Church to St. Enoch's Young Men's Guild. There was a crowded attendlance. Tile chair was occupied by Rev. James Wilson, M.A., one of the vice-presidents oE the guild. After singing the 100th Psalm, the ...

... BELFAST PAlIMAMENTARY REVISION. - AI WEST DIVIEION-No. 1 COURT. I Let - Ld- Mn. T. D. REARDEN, Revising Barrister, sat yes- tt, terday in the Record Court of the County A Courthouse, Cramlin. Road, and continued the he revision of the voters' list for section 1 of the West er Belfast Parliamentary Division. ed Mr. W. L. Wheeler acted as registrar. 0 Mr. A. .J. Lewis (assisted by Mr. Robert ...

... GLIKEPSES OF RUSSIA0 LIMES WHENE you have ?? the Chasmel and are talking your first walk on the boulevards of Paris, Boulogne, Brussells, or Beges, eagerly jotting down your impressions of men and things on the tablets of your memory, one of the first things that strikes you as characteristic of life in these gay cities is the vast number of priests, monks, and friars wham you meet at every ...

... ULSTER INTEJJLNENCE, PROMI OlrR COERRESPONDENST. SIR RIOHARD WALLACE'S ESTATE.-At a meet- inG of the teunantry of Sir Richard Wallace, held in Dundrod-Rev. R. MC;Bride in the chair-it was decided to offer for their holding¢s nineteen years' purcha~se, and ask one year's rent to be forgiven. NEzWTOWNARDS PaTTY SnssxoNts.-A sper ial court of petty sessions was held yesterdlay, when a wvoman ...

... THE UNIVERSITIES IN IRELAND;I ALTHOUGH, as we have seen, the degrees of Dub- lin University were opened to Roman Catholics more than thirty years prior to Catholic emancipa- tion, their exclusion from the more valuable privi- leges of the college was felt to be a hardship and an anomaly. and many suggestions were offered as the best means of removing the grievance. The Roman Catholic prelates ...

... ?? ~ By '1ouA SPECIAL WIRE. BELFAST 2Xs1WS-Lw&rricaR OP1'ic 1 69. Fr, LET STREET, Loxions a TuEsDAY MORNING, Six)Coc LORD DUFFEtINT'S SPIT11 The Doily 0tIronicle refers- to Lord Dafferr'iz speechl last night intrm f r ?? a' says in all respects, indeed, the Royal 1 niver,, seemis to deserve its Chancellor 's cub Isti tsurvey of its work. It is certainly perforinin, ail ininiently' useful ...

... Baeold in' these What leisure hours demand Acualutuent and trite knowledge band in band,- cowzpnn FOR over three years past Prize Competitions have beenappearing weekly in the Belfast Wereh,'ly Nes, so, in order to let the readers of the Belfast v'euw. Letter see what sort of competitions these are, we propose reproducing each week's competition. but without the Coupon, which can only be had ...