... ANTREIM DIVISION. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the sup- porters of Mr. Wiley was held on the 20th inst. in Ballyrobin Association Rooms. The attendance was most representative. On the motion of Mr. Galbraith, seconded by Mr. Thomas Moore, the chair was taken bv MNr. Wm. Lyle, who, in the course of his address, spoke in eulogistic terms of the many sterling qualities of their old and ...

... ILIFE IN ANERICA.i ANOTHER FATAL FIRE. NEWS FROM TEE PHILIPPINES. THE RIOTING AT 1AVAN. EIGHT PERSONS KILLEB-EIGRTY- FITE INJURED. BY CABLE. FROM OeB OW CORIEtPON2flt?. NEW YORK, TuESDAY.-A despatch from Cai- muanera to-day started that the American liner Parifs had arrived there with the body of Mr. Sherman on board. Theex-Secretary of State was said to have died during the night at sea. A ...

... IOUR LONDON LETTE.Ro BY OUR PRIV.&TH WIRE. BELFAST NSwS-LEfER 017IC 435. STABNDW.C., FRIDAY NIGHT. London Covernment Bill. The debate on the second reading of the London Government Bill to-night was not pitched in a high key on either side. It is a measure intended to consolidate the position of the Unionist party in London, and rightly so. That is what the Radicals dread. For too long the ...

... I IMPERIAL PARLIA IENT. * BY PRIVATE AND ORDINARY WIES. HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. The Lordrhgncellor took his seat on the wool- sack at a .quarter-past four o'clock. N EWV BILLS. Earl CARRINGTONT presented a bill to facilitate the provision of allotments by the London County Council, and it was read a first tiihea I A bill presented bv Lord CARXWATH for the reioval of disqualifications of ...

... SALES OF aYORK DIN BELFAST. EOSE3L-RY STRE PFT P R ESB DYT URRL&N CHURCH. Iii conneeliin lritil this churii a sale of .vork in aid of the Zenana iission. was orened in the Leclure ?? veitzerday forenoon. This being the silver jubilee year of the mnissioin, special effort-c had been put forth to nmake tcie sae- a suecess. Thte stalls. whic:h Were dressed witn tile :'rates:zest;,c Iverc stoc-ed ...

... The second concert of the season in connection t] with this society, which has had a mostmsucessfal career since its inauguration about two years ago, a was held last night in the lecture hall of Fort- P william Presbyterian Church. The audience was large and appreciative, and from the commence- ment to the close of the programme everything h passed off without a single hitch, which bears its ...

... COUNIY COUNCIL ELECTIONS. AXOGHILL DIVISION. A large and enthusiastic meeting of Colonel 'Roran's supporters was held in Tully Orange Hall on the evening of the 24th inst.-Mr. J. S. Alex- ander, h.L,, in the chair. The chairman denied the report that Colonel Rowan was the nominee of the landlord, and stated that he was the nominee of the working men of Aho'hill Colonel Rowan deplored the ...

... cOUNTY COUNCIL ELE~CTI ON S. BANO3RIOGE DISTRICT. (a .,peJUI'JZ OF MR. W. SMYSTH, ?? ht .\terf-l 0IXt' ?? ?? 5.tporjr: of M~r. Win. Smyth, J.P., fo *i .. .;i n:endent candidate for the ye- t- ?? B1'1atibridgeS dislrict on'. tooe ta '' waI>Si.5'S helil on the evenin~g of the tb ''.i in the Towin Hall, Banbridge. se -- -; i sery large attenldance, the 'N -. I-tq d to nvcrflowtngl, and the a . ...

... I SIR HENRY) CAMPBELL- BANNERMAN. POUCY OF THE GOVERNMENT CRITICISED. IRISH UNIVERSITY QUESTION. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. LONDON, WEDNESDAY.-Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman was the chief guest. of the National Liber-a COlub at the house-dinner, which was helu to-night. .Earl CGarrington was in the chair, and among those present ?? Marquis oi Ripon, Earl Russell, Lord Coleridge, Lord M1onkwel1l, Mr. ...

... A FIRFMAN UILBD. Vicrms,D, TvMr Y.-A collision occurred at midnight lat night on the London and North- Western Blailway at Armitmae. Two goods trains, which were travelling from Manchester to Lon- don, dashed into each other with suth great force that one train was rendered a complete wreck, en- tirely blocking both lines. One man was killed and another seriously injured, end traffic is tem- ...

... Cl1XE1 LAND u9OMMISSION IN BEELFAST. APPEALS. The Chief Land Commission, consisting of Mr. Justice Meredith, the Honourable Gerald Fitz- gerald, Q.C. ; and Mr. Commissioner Lynch, sat yesterday in the Grand Jury Room of the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road, and took up the hear- ing of appeals from the Sub-Comnmission. The list contained 141 appeals, in the unions of Belfast, La-me, Ballymoney, ...

... IMPEPRI.AL PARLIAMENT. ] BY PRIVATE AND ORDINARY WIRES. HOUSE OF LORDS, , YESTERDAY. The Lord Chancellor took -his seat upon the woolsack at three o'clock. PRIVATE BILLS. A number of private bills advanced a stage. NEW BILLS. The LORD CHANCELLOR introduced a bill to amend the Lunacy Act, and also a' bill to amend the Land Charges Act. Both measures were given a first reading. The Earl of ...