... THE OHURCU OF IRELAND. DOWN AND CONNOR AND DBOMOms JntB CLEBaCALr SoCIETY--A meeting of the Junior Clerical Society was held yesterday at Strandtown. There were present-The Revs. S. A. Coa, president (CE the chair); J. J. Jones, B.D.; H. 3. Northridge, Jolia Conell, S. J. Hackett, J. a. Greer, Walter Browne, S. T. Nesbitt, SL J. Coyle, J. N. Shear. man, and Wb L. T. Whatham (honorary momber, T ...

... AIJEGED SERIOUS ASSAULT AT MAGHERA. THE ACCUSED REMANDED IN CUSODY. Maghera Saturday.-At a late hour last nght Sergeant Neelly,ssisted by Acting-sergeant M'Corry, Contables Dreenan and O'Reilly, arrested James Henry, een; ,James Henry, jun; Daniel Henry, and Hugh Henry, all of Carrowmena; Patrick Henry of Craigmore, members of the same family; John Kane, of Carrowmena; and Joseph Collins, of ...

... I!PERIAL PARLIA MENT. I I BY PRIVATE AND ORDI&Ay WIRES. the ?? Eur HOUSE OF LOR1IDS5 of g YESTERDA&Y. of degi THEs L3nD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the wool- pres saok at half-past four o clock. beet PUBLIC AUTHORITIES PROTECTION BILL. saa The report of amendments to the Poblic qaus Antborities Protection Bill was read, and some to d further amendtments of a verbal character were imp inserted, ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, PROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. F±R kNOB AND SHIM. THE KHONG INCIDENT. BAN ssos, TuESDAY.-The French attack upon the Siamese territory has resulted in a serious con- flict between Siamese troops and the Aunamite garrison at Khong. A number of soldiers were killed on each side, and there were some casual- ties among the French officers. Captain Thoreus; was taken prisoner. The ...

... SECOND EDITIONO 37 OUR PRIVATE WIEL BEmrtse NXzws-LTrre onI 159. PFL STER? LoxDoS, o ToiESAnt KtORmiG. SiX O'4LOo, HR. BALFOUR AND ULSTER. The Times ?? campaign against tbe dig. astrous measure whereby Mr. Gladstone seeks to rob loyal Irishmen of their civil rights, and to im. peril Parliament of its plenary jlfrieietion over a portion of the United Kingdom begins in earnest in the ...

... bI ORD E. CIURCHTLl IN ]cI~ Ii TGHA~iI SPECIAL TELEGUAM. Birnainglasm, Wednesday. - Lord Randolph Churchill addressed a mass meeting in the Town Hall, Birmingham, to-night, arranged by the Birnlinghama Coneorvative Aissociation, IL-. Frank Loeve, chairmano of tna . association, presided. Among these present wvere Lady Churchill, Lord and Latly Curzon, and Lord oud Lady Dudley. Lord it. ...

... SECVTND ED )fiiJt- -- ?? I Zi. FLE2T STzzv OYoxT f TECRsrDAY ?? C l'Lj. TRHE 11ME, JNF I N BIL the Government have~ nhar'onro- Lt 33spi 22~ste Kao7:i) Cc' 'ez~ 0' -, Voucrter hass been corner J a a aor-.1.tent h ecam-ing', oC M ;iargiain wizth his IruiX to z~~i mien 'ad sc~o prj ?? 've r'..lr .oi'-n nr at V!-o- t a : cc' ,cto-e ' -I 1 4 dnt 'e 'w'roich %,il .ie h V p~ruolI w, l- T ' ? ...

... | DTTE VNSIS ?? CI ILL OF DEVONSHIRE. i RECEPTION AT LAR-INE. IR'ESLNTA-it [ iv Of ADIDiLL'SES. THTE ?? of the D-ker of Devonshire to Bel'ast has benu lcoked forward to for someetime past with much interest, and on the arrival of his Grace at La-ne yesterday morning he obtained a reception wvorthy of the occasion and appropriats to tha position he holds as ?? of the Liberal Unionist party. If ...

... A A-. X A I E A. I I i L i F E I IN THE STATE ELECTIOUNS. DElELIT OF THIlLE DE COCIATS. I i FIRE ON A STEI2AMER. NTTETEEX LIVES OST t t C BY CA BL EfR A7A,1E .O£ OUP ROWN COPLI:ESPONDENIi NEWV YQ1n., l'gVDNESDAY.-ThE leatiers antl wirepullers who, yesterday, were so sang!line of victory as to declare that so far a, ?? thei| SNayv York State elections the only qucstion tha rernained to be ...

... I DurmrT, TucrSDAY. I Tus Lord Lieutenant, with his sisters, Lady Fitz- gerald and the Honoorahie Mrs. Henniker, agaia visited the Horse Show to-day, and entertained a party at dinner at the Viceregal L od-ge this even- inF. His Excellency entertained General Lord and Lady Roberts last evening. 'Pagrliacci proved a great success at the Gaiety Theatre last night. The military burlesque Romeo ...

... THE EDGCTAR 1O:E., BRUNSWICK I STREET. I - ANNUAL, MEETING. The annual public mneeting in conneetion with th' E dlgar Hiome, .14, Brusnswick Street, wvas held at nrcp yestertlay ile the hall of the instituti.oru There seas a ?? attendance. Mr. Themas ':in clair, D.L., occupied the chair; and satnrtgst thcss present. were--Rers. Professor Murphy, Dr. Williamson, S. D. Burnside, Eenry ...

... Th.e late intense weather, though cruel in some respctshashad one compensatiss; advantage : it liks tendedl Vs allay rnsns asios._ The ordinary drab politicians has huad loss inclination to debit biti-erly with the grey politician over the nesi I the mourning's papers ; ieo has been more readly to Ichum with him- and ccompare notes as to coolingk d rinkLs. Thle uisally ardent Socialist hoe ...