... THE BURNING OF THE QUTEENSMORE. A STORY OF HEROISM, I SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY.-An inquiry was opened at Liverpool to-day by Captain Bragg, an inspector appointed by the Board of Trade, into the burning of the Queeiusmore, a Liverpool steamer, on a voyage 1 from Baltimore to the Mlersey. Captain Trenear, master of the vessel, who was the principal isit- ness, related the ...

... UISTER, INMTE'LIL IL -CE, 0 t I e t I ANi' TNE'X PI'u; xr I.::VErI T ?? -.e h . ' ?? ?? gratis a giiptj ,I FIIYv's ylrotl to IY P I ?? mrUi, it im; a;riftjs~ tiled a pmimd la . 1h e. a bold dietary. zi .FPOM OUIt CORtRESIPONDEt:Xi r BATYCASTL1; BOAPRD or G'AI:lAS-71T weekly meetinlg of this Boartl na. i,. .. Bonrdrooin of the worlkh:tiisi rii Gn tir,iil .Mr. John Ca,;sement, ?? clairinan .: ...

... PUBLIC PROTEST AGAINST GAM[BLIN( IN BEIFAST. - LAST evening a public meetingF was boeld in the Wellington Place Hall, nuder the auspices of the City Youngr Alen's Christian Asseciation. to pro- test against the prevalence of ?? in Belfast. The Arclhdeacon of Connor presi(led. andl there was a very large attendance. Amongst those present wvere-Rcvs. Walter Riddall, Henry Mo ntzomnery, Wesley ...

... OI4AGH PREthBYTJDRY, The Presbytery of Omagh held their quarterly meeting in Second Ornagh session-room on Tues- day last-Tlev. James Brown, Moderator, presiding. The other members present wora-Rev. Thomas W. JJunk (clerk), 1Rev, James A. Campbell, ev. Sauninelfochriae, Rev, A. lje:tttie. Rev. George P. DECay, Rev. Adacm Whyte, Rev. Jameq M4Faddeu. RIer. J. 11 lco', and Rev. James Dysart. A ...

... A SPEGIAJ2 COR RESPONDEN'P. AN EXTRAORDINARY CAREER OF S WINDLING. TnE Deily Telegraph. Manchester correspondent telegraphs:-` Ernest Nort;on Rolfe, alias Ross (or Rossiter) Raymunids, pleaded guilty-before M3r. JustioeCharles-at the assizes hers, to ntter- ill aL forged bill of exchanug for £21, wvell know- ing it to be a forgery. and was sentenced to a long term of penal servitude. His ...

... Tue winter session of the club was opened on Wednesday evenling last, the 13th inst.. by a social evening in the Muteum, College Squqare North. According: to the practice of recenft years the ldyr mnembers disp-selld t-a anti otiher roflresh- ments in the lowevr roonm with their ?? grace and skill, after whicih a brief imeeting1 wvas- held in the lecture-room, the clhair being taken by xr. WV ...

... I AFFAIRS IN THE UNLTITD STATES. FROM OUR OWN COT RESPONDENT. NEw YORiK. 8TH NOVrEBE*.R, 1889. DR. AI COSH FAVOURS A REVI-ITON OF THE WI-,ST- MINSTER CONFESSION OP f'AITrI. ROBERT BoNNER some time ado resolved to spend the rest of his days and some of his wealth in en- joying himself, and handed over his ftunous periodical the M.-t t u1.rk Li7gier to his two sons. They have continued to ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ia, i881 A n-an named Williamson and his son have been killed by an express train at Donnington. Arthur Southward and Eliza Hayward have been killed by falling over rocks seventy feet high, near Clitheroe. The annual meeting of the subscribers to the Royal Hospital was held yesterday under the presidency of the Mayor of Belfast (Mtr. C. C. ...

... BELFAST' MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. I LAST night at eight o'clock a meeting of the cxc- cutive committee of St. George's Ward in connec- tion with the B, lfmat Conservotivc Association was held in ' rhe Castle, to nomiinate candidates for the representation of this ward in the Corporation. Alderman Johnston, J.P., presided, and there were presen t:-Wam. Masterson, John A. Taylor, J.P.; James ...

... I . derrSS and John Stuart Cochrane were duly elected. The chairman's term 0 office being up, Or. Stevenson proposed, arid DIr. Alex. Donagh seconded, that Ak. Megaev be again reappointed chairman for the ensuing year, and referred in complimentary terms to the manner in which WIr. ?? had discharged the duties or chairman dtlr- in6the past year. Tile chairman having retired. the motion svas ...

... OUR LONDON LER'lER. Road tbis nl rni:l6. at ten and uot at; eleve: olovii. as announoed. trt hear so:ne bankrnptc7 Ro?.L ?? Lynn. aged eibht. ehoolboy. residinz ai 111. *lIayt. Stre t. +sas ad- mitted to this instituxiloa yesterdar snffering frora ?? ?? ?? t>h cau;-ed w a iaU \ bY OUllSPWlAL AVllig. l PUzrxrARs NEWS-LETTER OvnICE. 1 69, FLEET S'STRETr. E.C.. THURSDAY NIGTr. WITH the deliverv ...

... BELFAIST - MUNICIPAL) ELECTIONS. N6 Tfb b n a n h o E l t h e e e t r w o l Is o holh y w e p p a r o i u h n u e i Th ?? o g h , t Itt a t a u r n e o i 9 ' Nse d i o n o t e b n f t f l e c t a adhrlG .mi s 1 e i l e p t n r h t t e ; s at TR F; final stage of the municipaL electoral struggle lie has been reached, the polling taking place to-day. njl In all the wards exocept Smuithfield ...