... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE I. |RTIfuS T aLEC;AMS. THE CORONATION OF THE CZAR. ARRIVAL OF THE DURE AND DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. Moscow, TuESDAY.-The Duke and Duchess of Connaught arrived at half-past twelve to-day by special train from St. Petersburg, accompanied by Major-General Sir Francis Grenfell, Lieutenant- Colonel W. H. H. Waters, and other members of their suite. Their Royal ...

... BsLF-AST CHURcH Cseo&%rL I.niosN-A meeting to establish a choral union in connection with the choirs of the various churches in Belfast and neigh- bourhood was held yesterday, at twelve o'clock, in the Diocesan Rooms, Clarence Place, Belfast. The Very Rev. the Dean of Connor, D. D., occupied the chair. Three were also ?? Venerable the Archdeacon of Connor, the Revs. Canon Crozier, D.D.; Canon ...

... ROYAL LIVER FRIBINDLY SOCIETY. The forty-sixth annual meeting of this society was commenced yesterday at the new Gallery Hall, Birmingham, there being 120 delegates present from various parts of the country at the commence- ment of the proceedings. Mr. Clayton, chairman of the committee of management, presided. The report of the committee of management showed that the premium income for the ...

... DUBLPINJ D)AY BY D)AY. | ~~DuDUN, Pawny Nwwlt. The Gener-al Synod was marked by a lively do- U-irat to-day orn tire question of NSational education iand the framing uf rules by the National Board, w Mhereby, snbversivee of the fundamental principle |of National education, the Commissioners would he enabled to make grants to schools under sectarian managenren t, such as the Christianl Brothers. ...

... |'i'HE LAND LAW (liKELAND) BILL,. BY Ovt P~RIATS MORE. LONDON.! FRDAY'-The following is the test of the Government Land Bill issued to-day with the a parliamentary papers- e A bill to further amend the law relating to the h occupation and owvnership of land in Ireland and n for other purposes relating thereto.l ?? it enacted by the Queen's Mbost Excellent Ma-I tjesty by and wvith the advice ...

... DUBLIN DAY BY DAR. DnrLhx1 SUNDA.Y Nun3FL. The Lard Lieutenant returned from London to the Viceregal Lodge this morning. Hiis Excellency ?? hje entertained, at dinner on Tuesday evening by the President of the Incorporated Law Society. M~r. William Fry, junlior. The sale ot the Grappler Cnomp~any to Mtessrs. Hooley and Biuckecr, the enterprising speculators whlo bought the Dunlop Pneumatic ...

... ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LTTEh. SIR-As an old member of the Evangelical Al- liance, and for two years an official, I would invite my ?? of all Evangelical Churches to attend the meetings for prayer which will be held this week. I do so, not only for the benefit which flows from prayer at all times, but on account of the special need in these special ...

... LADIES IN ESTMINSTER HALL, BYy LADY COLIE StOIRDNMT. ' To e experten s of tlhe ladies in Westminster ail ;II chlarge Of the sinatu s to an appeal ask- ,0, ft r henranchisement. has already been descrnb-e by the Belfast News- L mer's London correspondent. The story was Li4tdIlV. NVA4about, an ny bias in favour of 4(tii'claims, nor o' those .who are deter- to reets thes. A woman w ho holds a a' ...

... 1i7ThT2??r??7'n ) ? ILii nILE. The Timces ?? it where proposed to abvolish all restraints upon marriages of affinity we should get back to a logical basis, though it is admitted by the promoters of the bill that so large a change wvould not have a chance of acceptance. Against thle highy probab~ility that the admission of an illogical exception will throw the whole law of ?? jto the inciting ...

... THE COURT. BALMORAL, SATURDAY-The Queen went ou this morning, attended by Miss Majendie, and in the afternoon drove, accompanied by the Princess of Leiningen. The Dowager Countess of Ereoll was in attendance. SUNDAY.-The Queen, accompanied by Princess Christian, went out this morning, and in the after- noon drove, accompanied by the Princess of Lein. ingen, and attended by the Honourable Mrs. ...

... We all know that the strength of a chain is only equal to the strength of its weakest link. We i often use this fact to illustrate our arguments. If a person has inherited or acquired any cnstinu- tional weakness, we say that his strength is deter- mined by this weakness. That is, if for tnay reason there is a strain on his svstem, the weak point will give way fist. A mate who has a. weak ...

... INPEiRIAL PARLIAMENT. I BY PRIVATE AND ORDINARY WIRES. HOUSE OF COMMONS, YESTERDAY. TEe Speaker took the chair at ten minutes past twelve o'clock. A CORRECTIONi. Mr. CHANYING called attention to the fact that, though he voted with the Noes in the two last divisions on Tuesday night, his name did not appear in the division lists, and asked that the re- cord should be corrected. The SPEAKER ...