... METEORCOLOGICAL REPORT. I FeoN SeAiniDANr ?? wly SnsLrws D. NXEa i7lepCic. D)NEGA.LL PLAC2. Yaioiiiw Ke7we-tdkr 0M.ce. I ri 7Tih 8 laosen ?s-a. i h.3 ItS. WN.w xV.,t. ' ?? ?? - t - I 1- 6 1-1 1zi- 1 -1: uotto Lt D;idnight. Initial ]etterr show dirco>iuii %,f x^hl. ferc 11'y Ifall$ for naill, Vwith S.Nv 6,3bfi, :uJiv W. j iD&,_-i, -Ift rz: ...

... THE BELFAST DAY INURSERIES. Under the auspices of the3 recently-fomntzl Day Nurseriei Associatoon, of which the Lady .Lay'oress tMris. Henderson) is the honor.try secretary. a nursery was opened yeoerdy at 24 and 26, Chatham Strezt. Crumlia nimk A more appropriate locality for the first e,, lishm of the kind isitiated by the societe oould net have bean chosen, for -he build- ing is a'tuatei in ...

... THE ANGLO - AMERICAN ALLIANCE. BANQUET IN LONDO.N. IMPORTANT S PEECIIES . SlCIR.AL TELEGRAM. TjoND;on, FRTAY.-The Anglo-American nan- quet. held in the Grand Hall of the Hotel Cecil to- night, under the presidency of Lord Coleridge, was a brilliant success from every point of view. Every section of British political parties was represented,. the avowed object of the festive. gatherng being to ...

... SOUTUPORT ELECTION. LIIERAL UNIONIST DEFECFION. The Press Association's special correspondenit telegraphs that on Saturday last a sensationwl runmir obtined currency in Southport Division thzst the chairman of tiea Liberal Unionists had 'mitten a letter announcing 'his itention to sup- port Sir Herbert -NavIoT Leyland. The report was officially confirmed at the Liberal headquarters, sad ...

... OUR M-NDPINI LETTER.' I BY CUB. ?KIVATE WIRE. BELFASCT NEVst-Ltr'rsTrF ()FFIcG, 435, SMTUan, %V. .f., XllacsbLAY sNICMT. The Debate on the Appropriation Bill. Diseuss.ons 1p)0n :1:i0 ?? ulgley of a Govern- rrert it tile g114 ciii Zt. ?? 'Alien tie Appro- pr.ation Bill is patssai tliruiah it-s various stages. ?? seldoila itaeli-t'a. but viriai ibly valueless, be- C3-n-e UsUaL11] a i-liasih (i ...

... The foilowing appearmd in ou ?? , of vezterdv :- THE WA R. SITUATION AT MANILNA. NEW YORK. Aiutunst, A despatch from tine 'alit core l.& , the 4 coma] , received via Eijr ?? . ?? General Augurtin, in fluenlce by t_, 7 Ianr the archbishop. noV de tr,> I h: £ :. i : -and will not surrendtler finitil C i .Ccto ta .ce I nity The attack on thle ALr.7 d:, ., R uled y w as the outcome OL thin- 'vv i ...

... THE PURIFICATION OF BAD) BEUTER. It is with a O-rtain feeling of regret that we understand that a new indstry is about to be in- troducad in Ireland, namely. vhe ?? of good butter fi-rm bad. It laos long been thought that, i we coun once be Rase that there was no 3nartarine about, bstter could be judged by its taste. W.Shat, then, are we to say to a process by whioi bad,rancid butter fat can ...

... DUBLIN, TrESDAv NIGHT. Farewell to lilt. Justice Stanley. The members of the North-East Bar will entertain Mr. Justice Stanley at a dinner on Thursday, 13th October, prior to his departure to take up his judicial post in Calcutta. Sir Frederick Falkiner, Recorder of Dublin, per- formed an interesting ceremony in the Courthouse, Raibriggan, yesterday. This fwas the present-ation of a photograph ...

... 'LIFE uN AIERICA. THE RIOTS IN ILLINOIS. COLON).EL ROOSEVELT'S CANDIDA- n i ortion ora'. Ox h Co etE it P0YDENT. Yv onK, TinrD.nAY.-Thtanks to the, vigil- -nca t. 5.eentintion ol of thef thne aushoritips t fhere- 5evk, e has > r no further dista u'hances at Vird ien, an ae p S iat a. al that thlne w orst is n o o er an b dy T he place ?? Yr taiskettcd by troop's, and no crowd :,-I to am ...

... In connection with the United Kingdom Band of Hope Union an interesting lecture on the above subject was delivered last night in the Young Men's Christian Association Hall. Wellington Place, by C1 hMr. Walter N. Edwards. ?? London. Dr. W. P G. Mackenzie occupied the chair. and there was a fair attendance The chairman said he had great pleasure in coining to enjoy with them what he H wars ...

... ¶THE DROWNING FATALITY AT c0 RALUE. Yesterday. in the master's office as COat XWorktoute. an inquest was held by Pr. W. 5 Caldwell, J.P., coroner, and a Jury :v ?? ce of a Belgian seaman named Fa-nk A. H. F.¢ twenty-nine years of age. whbo wias drowre on Saturday rabga under circumnstnos Mlreiat'e paosed. Head-Corstable Durnan rerreersitt Crown. Washington J. Frisb. add be Wv.s mnate of the ...

... OUR{ LONIDOI LETTER.. O Ut t0D S LT1'ES | BY oUE PPicrA'n WIaL PtFrAs' Nawe-Lurrye osscs. 435, S-mArD, W.C., SUNDAY NmGM. Creat Britain and Fran&. Major Marchand's return fromi lashoda to Cairo, leaving behind his one hundred anid fifty sharp- shooters, is regarded as the most ihopetful sign of peace vat risible in the course of the Nile cohtr- versy. This action of his is said to be unautho ...