... mROmL OnR COROUESUOXDI. LIUGANT PETTY SESSIONS. This bi-monthly court was held on Tuesday last. The following nmagistrates occupied seats on the bench :-'Messrs. William Liddell, J.P. (presiding): C. Brownlow, J.P.: F. Watson, J.P.; George Groer, J.P. ; G. B. Carrick. IP.; E. M ragennis, Ml.D., J.IP.; John M tNally, J.P.; and T.' D. Gibson. ! .2r. The conservators of the Colercri.e fishery ...

... 'THE PRE SBYTERIA.N CRURCH. SYNOD OF ARMAGH- AND, MONTA AN. T1EE annual meetin- of the Synod of Armagh and .lonaglian was held yesterday, at twelve o'clock, ain Cones Presbyterian Cinrch (Rev. Jobn S. Gass'sI-the outgoing MVoderator (Rov. Williamn Clments) presiding. There was a good attendance of members and elders. After conducting devotional exercises The MOnEAv1o,_ preached from the ...

... GOORSTOWN The stannal statutory meeting of this Board ?? held yesterday in their Boardroom-Dr. D. I. Charles, J. P., presiding-for the election of a chair- man. There were also present-Dr. r. Croseitt. Dr. Auterson, Messrs. J. Berry. Thomas Derby. William Ballentine, John Hanna. Patrick Corr. B. A. Ferguson, and Ricnard Mason. Dr. Charles declared his intention to retire from the chairman- ...

... (ESTA4 BLISH[ED AN-NO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, MlnAY 30, 1 99. A man ataned SVulIV was1 stung to death by i bees at Beaucham, iiear Taunton, yesterday. The annual meeting of the sunpnorters o, fhe Relfast Sailors' Home was held vesterdaty. The Mayor (Mr. C. C. Connor) presided. Constable Evans was yesterday, at Cambridge, retitrned for trial to the assizes on the charge of wounlieg Sergeant ...

... DISSATISFACTION AMONG MEd GRlENADIiER GUARDS. ?? a oND -.-The Press Associationstates thet further inquiries made this evening iuno the dissatisfaction expressed in the 2nd Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, at Wellinrton Barracks, London, tend to show that for some time the men have been complaining of excessive drills and guards. By the latest accounts what actually oc- curred in the ...

... THE GENERAL ASSETIVBML OP THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND. AIUGURAL PROCEEDINGS. THE openings proceedings in connection with the Jubilee General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland took place last evening in the Rosemary Street Presbyterian Church (Rev. Wim. Park's), where there was a very large attendance of the clerical and lay members of the Synod, as well as of the general ...

... ORGAN RECITAL IN- BA.NGOR. ,ksAT evening an organ recital was given in the 1 parish church. Bangor, the proceeds of which will go towvards the church. completion fu ?? Mr. Robert Jones. organist of the church. nresided at the instrument. and there was a very large audience. The Dean o. Down (Rev. Dr. Masguire), who presided. stated that the intended inl rove-| ntent would be effected in t'ne ...

... THE CHURCH OF IIELAkND, Darsto rOLAYD CHURCH SUNDAkY SCHOOL-On Teesday. the 1 st inst.. the tnnlal fi-!e of the above ,erhlool was held in the groulnds of Rallvvward Lodge. After a short service in the Parish Chrlureh. refreshments -were served out to the ehildren at tho Rectory. A procession having7 been formed. helred by the Clourfihaeir Flute Band. wt h flags and music. the scholars marched ...

... THE allocation of the several stations to the citv magistrates has taken place, the result being con- tained in a circular issued to the justices by 'Mr. Robert M Henry. chief clerlk of petty sessious. It is a- follows Chichester Park-Robert W. Murray, Samuel 'Keatley. Duncairn Street-Wro, ;U damm aond, Samuel Lawther, Henry Thompson. Jonatban rbenis. Carlisle Circus-John Browne. Geo. Horner. ...

... ROYAL NATIONAL- LIFEBOAT LNSTITUTION. AT a meeting of this institution heldi on Thursday last, 1 Oth inst., at its house. John Street, Adelphi, London, the silver medal of the institution, accom- panied by a copy of the vote inscribed on vellum, was awarded to Mr. James Douglas, jun., in recog- nition of his gallantry in swimmingu to the assist- ance of two men whose boat had been capsized at ...

... THE CITY OF RlOME. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY.-A Board of Trade in- quiry into 'the circumstances attending the acci- dent to the steamship City of Rome at the Fastnet IRock on the 8th June inst., was commenced at St. George's lHa.1 Liverpool, to-day, before Mr. Raffies (stipendiary mag-istrate) and Captains Methven and K. Hoare. Mr. Mansell Jones con- ducted the inquiry for the ...

... A PICTURE which has recently been obtaining an. unusual amount of attention in the art world, is now. on view atn M.lessrs. Rodman & CO.'s gallery, Donegall Place, where it can scarcely fail to attract a large number of visitors. When Herr KIrrmer's work, The Descent from the Cross, was exhibitedin London last year it created almost as great a furore as 31aunckatsky's splendid series of ...