... D NEW OTEBY INVENrTIN. WE1 1FEDALE NEWBPAPER AND COI YULAD WBAPPLNG AND GUMMING MACHINE. A xACHiNE has been invented und patented by J. Stott, Fred Waite (of Otley), aad Jason Saville (of Bradford) which will assuredly prove an inval- able boon in all newspaper ofces, especia2ly the dailies (and not a few of the weeklies), where many thousands of newspapers have to be deipatched byr post ...

... CORRESPONDENCE 3IS THRm A REMIDY? TO THE EDITOR OP THE BELFAST NEWS-LEIrEE. S1i-I have thought it necessary to consult Mr. Oulton before replying to the letters of the Arch- deacon and Dr. RiddalL- I thought, apart alto- gether from these letters, that so soon as it became c known to us that the constituied authorities were t moving earnestly in this case, it became our duty i to give place to ...

... IS THERE A REMEDYI TO THE EDITOR OF TE BELFAST NXWS-LETTSE. SIn-Your correspoadent 1 Londonderry-' h o evidently is loth to relinquish his misleading twoe de ?? endeavour to avoid invidious epithets, used in lieu of argument. In his present excited state of mind he evidently is disposed to see traitors and Jesuits under every bush. Leo me assure him I am not a traitor in the camp, nor a ...

... THE ORANGE. INSTITUTION1 ARTISANS' LO.L. No. 1,904. ME Eaunnual soiree in onnectiou with this pros-' porous lodge wre given last evening in the Clifton Street Orange Ball, which was tastefully decorated, with fnge and other suitable mottoes. Tea was excellently served to a large company, the follow ilg efficientlya ating as stewards:-Bra. T. Conroy, E. Parks, A, Griffth, J. Wilson, T. Lyttle, ...

... (ESTABLISEMD ANNO 137.) Vdfat oo*'et I BELFAST: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1823. In the House of Lords. yestery the -arl of Rosebery explained the. nature of the instruc- tions which had been given to Sir:Gerald Portal, ?? Commissioner to Uganda;' ?2The Foreign Secretary alsd informed the Marquis of Salis- bury that Sir Gerald had with him a stifficient Eorce for the purpose of his niission.' ...

... ULSTER UNfONIST CONVEN- TION LEAGUE. EITING IN INA&GAN.- SMMGffs BY LORD TEPLETOWN AIN-D SIR JOGHN LESLIL YESSEna the last and one Of the fintst 'Of the series of meetings in connection with the ?? Unionist Convention League was held in the Town Hill, Monaghan. - The building was crowded to overfowing, and the assemblage was composed of. representatives of all classes ia the community, ...

... BEL'AST AND UOUNT! tOWX I ~RAILWAY, following isthe report tote preented at the Dextme-tizg :: you directors beg to sibmit herewith the half. Yearly accounts to 3Slt, December, 1892, duly artfied by your audito rs. The receipts from. al -sources show an increase on the balf-year of £3,332, the increase for the first half of the year amounted to £1,883, making 9e receipts for 1892 exceed those ...

... ULSTER INTELLGEiNCE. IMOR OUR CORREPONDENTS, UL~STR BABXSTEIWATSOWN BAROX. -lMr. Charles W. Campbel, cashier of the Stewartstown branch of the Ulster Bank, is about to be removed from there to headquarters in Belfast. His successor at Stewatstown is not yet named. The approaching departure of 'Mr. C6mpbell, who is well known in north-east Ulster as a brilliant amateur tenor vocalist, is ...

... IMPERM PARLIAHENT. I PAVI A- .RIN WI S, CFOU OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. t SfS2A colt ba'ehair at ten minutes past twelve o' eloco 3 Long before that the diplay of a ?? bolt sides of the House indicted that the , competitior&arcaats was still keen, and when the e tour arrived, for the commencement of business a thre was t9 remarkably full attendance for a. r e rday E itting. .NOTICE OF MOTION. Mr. ...

... LOYALIST MEETSING G CASTLE- BLAYNEY. FORMATION OP A EI0N3 IST CLUB. ON Tuesday evening Viscount Templetown addressed a meeting of his tenanary and other friends of the Unionist cause in Castleblayney and distriot in the Presbyterian Lecture Hall on the subject of the proposed formation of Unionleist clubs tjhroughout the countiy. There was a large and tepresenttive attendance, and the ...

... IREMOVING WRACK FROM THE FORESEQEU. THE monthly court of petty sessions was held yesterday in Donaghadee. The magistrates were Messrs. Daniel Delacherois, D. L., and John Mh0on nell, S.F., but after the disposal of a number of unimportant cases Mr. Delacherois left the bench. DLACHERPIS V. M'CO?NSLL AND SLOAN. John Zl'Conell and Robert Sloan, farmers, Cannyreagh, were summoned by Mr. Daniel ...

... DUBLJ1 DAY BY DAY. DlndN, Mosnr.z THE Castle seaslon may be said to have commenced to-day with the residence of the Lord Lieutenant. The band of the Rifle Brigade performed a choice programme, attracting the presence of a crowd. The Iw Courts will be closed to-morrow for the lievee. The universal respect and esteem in which the late Judge Townshend was held found an outcome to-day in the ...