... THE HETIIODIST CIIURCH. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SAILORS' SOCIETY. Rev. E. W. Matthews, London, occupied the pulpit in Carlile Memorial Methodist Chnrch yes- terday morning, and preached an eloquent and im- pressive sermon in aid of the funds of that, excel- lent organisation, the British and rorogn gSailors' Society. There was a large and attentive congro- gation, and the response to the appeal ...

... I LORD 1APThINGTON ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. 5 o j*SPECIAL T .ELEGR AM. I V PRH~vAMP~lTON. Tr.ESDAY. -Lord Hartiupten was this evening the principal speaker at a Liberal Inionist demonstration. held in the Agricaltural Hall. when there was a crowded attendance, Mr. W. Wentworth Walker. the president of the local Liberal Unionist Aesociation. presider7. and was 5 supported. amiong others, by Lord ...

... CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN ASSO- CIA'TION. ANNUAL MEETING. THz annual meeting of this association was held last evening in the Assembly Hall., May Street. There was a large attendance. and the chair was taken by Mr. Thomas M'Cann. The mleeting was opened with devotional exer- ises3; after which The CAesIRMAN expressed the pleasure it gave him to be present on that. occasion, and referred to the ...

... WILLS AND BEQUES'S. FROM TWP ILLUSTRATEPD LONDON NEWS. 3- THu will (dated June 1, 1873), with two codicils (dated August 1 and Aigust 3, 1878), of Le Etienne Marie Charles De Pomeren, Marquis 1s d'Aligre, formerly hereditary Peer of Franc, Le and tmember of the Council General of tihe Is I Maine et Loire, late of No. 89. RIne 1s du Faubourg Saint Tlonore. who died on June 11 e last, was proved ...

... the constituency forwbich he sits. Anyholv, this is not a. bad beginning for a politician who was supposed to sympathisu *vith Mflr. John Morley's views about *- ending in preference to zuending the Second Estate of the realm. _ __ __ SECOND T() SIBS E. -- ?? I'w's Plxl'.E Ccss; >:sra.^ifl ED ?? ?? be ?? ., thc verb tulest riu(l Ity. atltl .,:1 1 44v'n14 a. tilar e lit be desired as regards ...

... .CORR ESPOND)ENCE. BELFAST AND HOLYWOOD RAILWAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELPAST ?W\VS-LECTEZ SiR-I ami very glad to see the discussion that is ?? on in your columns regarding the railnay fares to Holywood. I think the subscription far of I Os per month, second class, as suggested by onC of your correspondents, would meet tke objectico raised to the present charge. There is another point which I ...

... THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCII. PR1:a;SHYsTaRY oj Tyinomc-_On Tuesday last the Presbytory of Tyrone met in the First Presbyterian Clhurch, Stewartstown, for the visitation of that congregation, and for transacting other business. There were p-esent-Revs. J. 1W. Ahken (@Tfodera- tor), John K. Leslie. J. P. Pilson. James Foster, William Wrav. Robert Mears, John IV. Sharpe, Robert Wallace. Was. ...

... ULSTER INTELLIGENCE I FROM OUR CORtESPOnDEXNTS. o COAGH PETTY SESSIONS-This court was held yeserday before Mr. S. B. Ekin, J.P., and M1r. I Duff, J.P. Sergeant Thomas M 'Kinney charged two boys named Joseph Hughes and D. t MLernon with assaulting each other in his view. Both were fined 2s 6d and costs. Hugh Flock, 1 publican, was charged by smine complainant with having his premises open for ...

... ?? A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. THE GREAT FLACK CASE. SPECIAL CADLEGRAMI. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. 1E.W YoRK, DIONDAY.-The steamer Victoria which arrived in the outer harbour from Gibraltar yesterday is in the hands of the sanitary authori- ties. During the voyage an outbreak of smallpox of the varioloid type occurred, but although the vessel was crowded the disease was prevented from becoming ...

... DRUtMBO PARISH CHURCH. CElNTENARY AND HARVEST THANKSGiVINEG SERVICES. The centenary and harvest thanksgiving services which were held yesterday in Drusbo Parish Church were very well attended, both at nmorninig and evening service. The church was very neatly decorated with flowers, fruit, and vegetables, the decorators being Miiss Batt and lMlrs. Batt, assisted by their head gardener. Mr. ...

... SUICIDE OF A MILLIONAIRE. SEVENT EEN BEllEL LEADERS SHOT. SPECIAL CABLEGRAM, F J.03t OUI: OWVN. CO(TMESPONDENT NEw Yoarc, TnrESnAy.-Sone, doubt was thrown upon the accuracy of the statement cabled you last week to the effect that Herr Krupp. the faunous Gernan gunfounder, was about to establish a I branch of his bueluess in this country. The in- formation is now fully conuiriaed, and Mr. M ...

... MURDER OF A LAWYEE. CONFESSION OF A S100MING TRAG}EDY. GREAT SUFFERINGS AT SEA. SPECIAL CABLEGRAM. FROM OUR OWN CO3RrSPONDEN'. NEw-YonrK, TuESDAY.-Frank J. Bowman, a I notorious lawyer at St. Louis, has just been killed, and every decent oitizen is glad of the fact. Bow. man started out yesterday with another man for the country residence of Mr. B. 0. Chambers, for the purpose of serving an ...