... 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 ...

... : DLT1ONJ (Bt Frftwit mflt~ ck TmRSaX mozide, oSaAGE FROM STAsY-i PASHA A PPJSO1ER. To-dsy's DLa4 New,, ?? following mel- fge from Mr. H JI Stanley, depatched from Z bge On Saturday, has been received by the . ?? Committ ?? Albet Nyanza from Barslya ?? the third time in 14 Found out that EDIm and Jophson both ,0ners since August 18th lust tear, bemg bhe d f ster I made the discOveS tha Msor ...

... A WORKINGMENS CLUB FOR ST. PATRICK'S DIVISION. MEET=ING LAST NIGHT. i __ ILast Svening in the League HAll, 57 Francis a - street, a meeting of the working men and others d of Sc Patrick's Divisioa was held for the purpose of taking steps to secure a club and recreation rooms for the working men of the district. There was a lge attendance. Mr. William Murphy, M P. presided. Amongst those ...

... :-I LOND- -5OR1Ui-SPO IENOE JWNDON X IeOR8E$Po UN(CE:a . JO~ oga OWMiOW POfW T . , P-rrsra O)ite, 211 Stran, London, f' 43riday orng. 1W l~h. Coernists cherio the idea tliat teir :te4i p olicy will drw . I~.Glatleexie ito * y diacutaa of tisepbebledetailsof hia Home I . le; scheme mn bis forthepig epetch at Mn-I cheste, the sooner ths abandon the delusion the better for them. I understand that ...

... : A-BELFAST MAN HONOUED IN NEWi . - - : YORK. - ?? ~ _ :. ; -. .: - ' . A ADi.b 3:R TO JOHN-DMDY>- (rViin the ?? York 2Tibq Oct 26.) A dinner, organised by .J. hL Xall, aecretary of the Hoffman House Commiutie, Irish Prrls. UueutarV Fund, was given last eremng m noger'a ;Cafe, No. 6,Park ?? John Dudcy, president of the Home Rule Asoeiiatio of- Belfat, Irland, whois now on a brief visitto-ti is ...

... 1 em I . - ? I. - - , . - -w- , . - , I ?? e eaet of the VW *a hblld pesterday in she ?? . asnes's-~treet, r.~ Robarb Seatbo, ?? T.., and subeeqaftye Captain Boyd, in the ohair. The guardian present were - Messrs John MC'&a, John B]ymie Colt g Tase I ral D L; Jeseph Fioo George 0 Caroln, J P; Chas Strogi ng, JP- h hMooney, John Godle, BL;, James M'Cann,Janme J tenioy,s-ph Elvms, Xames ...

... - I TIIEOSOIY 'i'O TN EDITOR OF T113 PRZMN. San-I notice some rera.4s in your issue of tlh 7th inet on the Thesoophiual Sociecy and its founders. If the writer ha the Lycaa is per- suaded that he is doing a publie service, and in really convinced that he states a true and un- garbled account of the matters *e twe of, 1 A. sorry for him. Surely we 'aae surrounded by suiticient error and ...

... 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 ...