... OPENING .OF TORY ISLAND, .-SIGNA.L S^§'TATION. : I M! ESSAGE '10OM. THE QUEJEN,;. Derry, Tuesaay, To-day Lloyd's new telegraph signal station on Tory IsIand, the first lend sighted an the voyage from America by the N.orth Channel, was opened by the Duchess of Abercorn. A- party of nearly one hundred ladies audfgentlemen proceeded to the Island in Laird's steauner Thistle to paiticipite in the ...

... MR. CIHAMBERLAIN | ON FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) Birmingham, Monday iNight. To-night Mr. Chamberlain delivered an ad- dress in the Town Hall, Birmingham, on the occa- sion of the jubilee celebration of the Cannon street Male Adult Provident Institution, one of I the largest societies of the kind in the kingdom, i numbering over twventy-two thousand members. 'Mr. George ...

... MEETING AT OLDIBAWN. SPEECHES BY MR. J. J. CLANC Y. M.P., AND DR. KENNY, M.P. A numerously attended and most enthusiastic meeting was held yesterday on tihe grounds of Oldbawn Villa, Tallghlt, title residence of Mr. J Furlong, under the auspices of the Boherna- breena Branch of thie Irish National League, the occasion being for tho purpose of hearing an ad- drese fromA Mr. J J Clancy, AN P, to ...

... INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION I SOUIETY. A SOENE. i'iymoutbi, Tuesday. An exciting scene occurred at Plymouth to- day at a meeting ill aid of the International, Arbitration Society, which was attended by ;Sir Edward Clarke, al P, and Mr. Crencer, N P. 'The Solicitor-General said he regretted that I the ?? had been in tile habit oa appealing to one politi, a] party only. This statement gaxe rise to ...

... THE NOliTHEaN MIALLS. A meeting of the Council of the Chamber of Commerce was held in their boardrooto, Commer- cialBuildwga, yesterday. Paseuat- John L Blood, J P, President, in thc chair * Thos S I'Cassm, J .Maicobn Inglis, J PF ThoY A (YFarrell, F. J Figgid, tichwrd S Cbandlee, Sir Riebard Mfartiu, Dart: Michael Murphy, J P; T .axweU Hutton, D L; J ohn E BaMry, Andrew MWiagh Geoine Sruytl. ...

... I. IRIS a JND b M rSION. . LVE WEIGHT RETJTS. The ?? arpt'oae of ctua sales ,made in the market jreftird , to- stock: being , rweighed eithei rbere or after sale, -fo the week ?? 19th day ofDeeeinbr,1890:-. BHLFPAST-16TI1 D g l ' 2 Av* . eragei Descrptod n pice verage Avera .Q-a Qity, per . Live I price .j e ..l eight iper cwt. 4. ' -1 e i .:31geffew tgoo63 -- ..iW:-IS 'i W - 0 lU-IC^-04 4 6 ...

... T-E WATMORD-AND MlMERION I. \ - - : i LWAY. ?? - I TO~ =~TOR Or MM~ WPflMLB Stk-Th~e raodrtrespscbtng the abort -mes* ing, in which my, name-is ,mentioned, I wish to say oes ot cneycrre~ctly wbat I said, &a 'he* t I id ay.aftr lsteingto the long.speeoix of Sir Jams Seigt (hte tomy mind was too tr- I oeI firet said that I w'ould rather hav-e frorn the board of management an ounce of action than ...

... 1 t. mKsNOX, M.P., IN WEST | X~AVAN. I GREAT DZMIONSTRATMIO AT DOWRAs (IMM -OUHR naroum.) D-v.ws, Tuesdsy Night. This afternoon mr E V- Ynox, P, visite& DowT# where he addressed a very large meeting of his onstituents and the people of the -eigh- bourhood. Unfortunately, in the district od Dowra, as in many other parts of. Iread, the blight has made its appearance, and the potato crop is a ...

... ST. VIRCENT'S HOSPITAL, On on saturday afternoon at half-pat four o'clock a numeruus party of gtlemen were eceive ait die above institution for the purpose of affording them an opportunity .of inspecting a ver fin- portantP portion of the imprevemouts and altera- tions which, are being carried out there. The de- partment to which attention wiis peyin ined Wam the sewerage system vf thel hospil ...

... IN TVE HoUsE. (FBOM OUR SPECIAL PARLIAMEUTAR' coRP.gSPONDENT.) c 'Westminster, Friday Tiight. It is rarely, indeed, that a private bill has led I to a discussion SO lively as the Bill for the Re-' moral of Nelson's Pillar. The Chamber filled up It rapidly after the Speaker took the chair at three- A o'clock. The benches below the gangway were C thronged with Irish members, and on the corre- t ...

... (LONDON CORRESPONDENCR. (TBY FlRBJfAN SPECIAL WIRE.) (FROM OUR CORRESPONDiiNT.) Freenssn Office, 211 Strand. London, Thursday Morning. The protocol issued from the Boulogne confer- ence has undoubtedly given a rude !hock to those politicians who hoped and believed that the threatenings and mutterings of the Liberal papers would have lad the desired effect on Mr. O'Brien, and would have driven ...

... T'HE:G'REAT SOUTHERE N AN I- ?? WESTT1eR-Nl . i ?? FINAL SITTLMEMENT OF THE DISPUTE. I :Cork, Friday. Toeday. being the cday on which the men en-; ployed by thi Great Southern and Westeru Rai- I way are usually paid,, it was looked -foiward to r with considerable irterest vytoth' the public and t the inplowye, asi on the amount of the-wages paid to the latter, would depend whether the I strike ...