... THE NORTH BRITISH RAMWAY DISPUTE. .d CIRCITTLAR BY LORD TEPE.DDAL.E s The Press Association sas the following cir- ; cular was posted last night, to the shareholders of w the North British Railway Company :- Dear Sir In or Madam-I understand a circular has been ad- lS .,dressed to a. number of shareholders of the corn- pony bvr Mr. Henry CGrierson. a, member of the Le Board of Directors, ...

... THEM ROYAL LIDENSING COMMISSION. TO TEE EDITOR OF THE BELFST NEWS-LfEMR. Six-At the official nmeeting of ?? Street Methodist Church, held on Monday evening, 13th inst., the ifollow resolntion was unanimumsly passed: -lat we, the circuit quarterly meeting -of the Agnes Street MNethodist Chinch, have read with pleasure the admirable Aeticle which ap- .peandt recent issue of the ' Belfast NewsI ...

... ThE CHlU OF' IRELAND. T BELFAST Jd1>Jriin CLERICAL RsADrYnG SOCIETY.- fC The monthly meeting of this society wws held on st 14th inst. in the. diocesan rooms, Belfast. Present- Bg Revs. T. Mt'reight (prosideet), in the chair * D. C. tIE Green, S. E. Cooney, W. S. Kerr, B.D T. IV. a] Henmry, J. Hart, T. B. Brjwn, T. G. Wilkinson, E. C. Hayes, J. E. Archer, B.D.; J. F. Msl eioe, F. W. s'ran, B.D ...

... TIHE AtM ERICI CUP. DETAILS OF THE N;EW DEFlNDER. ?? ia'y and various de;criptions have bcen given fenf the nebv hoat building at Rhode Island to de- feelldtbe Amcrica, Cun. for which Sir Thomas Lipton has chalienged with the Shamrock. but a specI l correspondent of the Pa! Mall Gazette lbh-icres that the following wvill prove, in reality, to be the first accurate account that has been made ...

... WPECEKN A:iD CASUALTiE i ~ ?? HROMiI.; n- e' M1 -r _ The stetamer JIOn f. -- -- e ?? in itnrrv Ito ' - - . di. At Islris' :e-1 n r r. , - . - - * I; of Obrig trrii:tI in i ;. .. iotted rnnIlni. : .. 1-.: Thle ?? ?? ! port (Belui ti i tr-uction. ?? -- ,AGrazvese,14eerl. ...

... 1 ?? t EBUTER'S TELEGRAMS. an ENGAND AND FRANCE. P EUPOJTBD DEFINITE AGREEMENT. PARIS, S ,uday. The Gaulois announcees diet the negotiationss between Lord Salisbury and the French Ambassa- b dor in London have led to a definite, agreement, such as France could-desire. pi _r ql~~~q THE FRENCH NAVAL ESTIMATES. a FURTHER DISCUSSION 1NS THE CHMIBERBER. PARIS, Saturday. w The debate on the naval ...

... DUBLIN DAY BY.DAY.| I - 38, LoWEvs ORMOND QUAYY; A SUNDAY NIGHT, th Thle millennium meeting at the Mansion House sci on the 3rd Pros. is already causing misgivings. o6 Those who spoke with a cocksure certainty that the is now scattered and discordant elements of the di Nationalist movement would then reunite in a solid Ec sunhursting phalanx are throwing up their hands aj in despair. We are ...

... THE METRODIST CHUltCH. THE LATE REV. WALLACE M'MU-LLN, D.D. A special service in memory of the late Rev. Wallace Mt1'.liullen, D.D., who died a few days ago after a very brief illness, was held on the morn- ing of the 19th in Charleston Road Methodist Church, Rathmines, in which church the deceased had been a worshipper -for many years. The Rev. James Robertson, an old friend of Dr. M'Mullen, ...

... THE {1LENTI&S LIREEL ACTiON. IttFFOiw, FIrorT.-To-day, at the Donegal lesizes, -£r. Justice -Madden and a especial jury con- rtiiued the hearing of the libel action in which the plaintiff is Dr. Kelly, od Glenties, and Mr. Wm. Colhoun, proprietor of the Derry Sentinel, and Messrs. Jchn MDolloy and Patrick MtLone, Glen- ties, are ddfendants. -Mr. Drummeiod, QOC., with whom were Metar& Todd ...

... ANN-UAL SOCIAL REUNION. V The annual reunion in connection -with this sre cessful cycling club was held in the Bee Restaurant upon the 10th inst. Abeit a hundred members, in addition to a large numiber of lady friendswere pre- sent, and the proceedings, which were inaugurated with an excellent supper served up in recberche style under the superintendence of -Miss Henry, were throughout of ai ...

... DUBjIN DAY BY DAY.] 38, LowraOsxetoD QUAY, on FRIDAY NIrHT. St. Patrick's Day was honoured as usual by Is ithe observance; on the part of a large section of es the citizens, of a general holiday and by an abun.- a dant display of the shanrock. The occasion was tr also the segnal for an immense influx of visitors sa from the country, and an unusual chatter and EC i extra crush in btas pnhipal ...

... ALEX. FTNDLATER &CO., LTD. The attention of capitalists and investors gene- Ta-Vis iinvited to the prospectus of this company, which is published in our columns to-day. The share capital is £150,000, in 15,000 five per cent. cumulative preference. shieres of £5 each, -and 15,000 ordinary shares of the same amount. The present issue is 11,000 ordinary and 11,000 pre- ference shares, and also 65 ...