... 1 EXy- CDXSPECIAL WILE. EMLAST -N ws-nTrS- CPOE, I 89, FLn Srntrer RC., MONDAY NIGRT. _TRa men of the Seamen spd Firemet's VUnion, on ieclinig to accept the shipowners' offer of an advance of wages., were this morning locked out at Sontflamptoa fDocks, For the present the ship- owners ?? going to do without them. The men are consequently at liberty to migrate to ether ports, and seek the ...

... TRE White Star liner Teutonic, built by Messrs. Harland & Wolff. Belfast. has, after exactly one year's steaming, broken the transatlantic resort, accomplishing the voyage from Roohe's Point to Sandy Hook, outside New York Harbonr, in 5 days 19 hours 5 minutes, which is 8 minutes less than the last fast passage completed by the City of Paris on August 28 last year. The City of New York. sister ...

... EPISCOPAL BISHOP. TO THE; EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWSP.LETTE3. SIR-In Rev. Dr. Wilson's letter. in your paper of this morning, the phrase occurs, Episcopal Bishop. May I ask for an: explanation of this sent ence I To my mind the two words mean the7 same thing, and front the pen of a distingtuished divine I would have expected. better, If, how- ever, he refers to the Church of which I am a ...

... , THE BERRING SEA DIFFICULTY. INTOLERABLE OUTRAGES ON BRITISH VESSELS. SPECIAL CAfBLEGBAM. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. Nnw YORx, THURSDAY. - A desnatdh from Victoria., Vancouver, states tihat information has been receivj& from the captain of the British sealing shi6 Ariel to the effect that while at sea, within the disputed limits, his vessel was boarded by an officer of the United States ship ...

... FOURTH BIENNIAL FESTIVAL IN ARMAGH. -Oi Saturday the fourth biennial festival of the Girls' Friendly Society for the diocese of Armagh was held in the Cathedral at Armygi. Although rain fell during the forenoon, there was a very large congregation. There was a full choral ser- vice, commencing at eleven o'clock, the clergy officiating with his Grace the Lord Primate ?? Very Rev, the Dean of ...

... IDNBEaRAL.. sqUjjBiKrA MBRCHUR, tA VERY attractive basiar int -onnection with Donegall Square Methodist Churchr was opened yesterday by Mr. Samuel Lawther, 3.P., in St, George's Hall, High Street. The direct object of the bazaar is to raise funds in aid of the building of a mission hail in Laganvriw Street. For this purpose a sum of abaot £455 will be required, and indging ironm the merit of ...

... A MENAGERIE AT SEA, SPECIAL TELEUGRAMI. QUEaSrTOWN, SUNDAY.-New York mail ad- vices of the 15th inst. state that wild animals are not the most agreeable passengers on shipboard, even in the calmest weanber. In a series of hur- ricanes, which tossed the vessel like a chip on the waves, they are not only unpleasant. but dangerous- Such was the experience of the officers and crew of the British ...

... TJlE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. COUNTER ACTTNG OBSTRUCTION. -- __C LoNDoN, Surxnsy.-The Press Association ha I reason to believe that the recent personal corn minications between the Speaker and Mr- W. H. I Smith had reference to a determination on the part of the Government to put all the powers re-t gnlating procedure in the House of Commons into operation to prevent reiterated speeches from ...

... 0U1 LONDON LETTERL I >3! B BtTlLDINM B^s sS Praiz DO P^sTzaT.-On tblE acd follozring days we are offering a Etaafacturera Sample Collection of Pllrses alld Bags at half usual prioeS. 16585 WOBESHMS FOB TEES BLI1;D.-BedrOeN cnvits ?? b 3d e*; ?? ntsreaees ?? s: 4 5% 6d each; wicW ekig$ Xnds, 10 ea&h r owe wash BELFAST N1W .LnTwM OVOuI, 169, FLrEE STREET, WC.. T iSDnY ith PEoPLE who share the ...

... il-trdetU [t and ali correspondenee for Sonth *nlc3inteaded to be sent bytneseopportnni- Es tinsald be posted in tiv e to be forsrarded ill the ?? I;ondon on the molming of Te esdap, ast.+ cr on tbe Inornrcg of Friday, the h Irlt, for ?? at Bordea bStCeAK MS2F UADS Sveoss wita¢>ux stomack mediaines iew tet=.°- hr.stou;reatmerlt 1 ?? eIplainin2? ;1i atasta certsin care in }Cidney 13fsesvse ...

... SECOND EIllTIO?L X! 0U2 IPVJZC Wfu Blrrn~sr w e-rD@=2 0rmias Orc 169. 7FanEE STRaEET, tosnOn;, Ee,, TUE B7A1NK liArS. The Ecr,,ebOJ~n~s says :-The advance of the Bank rate to 6 per cent., although in the end is wees rather su~ddenlyt, Can~not be 8aid to leave been nuex~peotet W\eek bly week the inadequacy of the 5 per cent, rate has beenL m~ore clearly demonstrated. No, onlly has it proved ...

... BP effi( t ALSH 1-I 77. CESTABLISHED AYNO 1737.) BELF A ST: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l5, 1890. A woman rained Bromwirb and her infant wore yesterday drowned in the canal near Rugby. A bov named Walker was accidentallv shot dead by his cousin near Bradford last night. Peterborough Cathedral was reopened yester- day after partial restoration at acost of £51,0D0. The schooner Esther and Ann, of Belfast ...