... The improvement committee of the council of this borough met at the Town Hall yesterday, under the presidency of Councillor R. Thompson. The cashier submitted the accounts for the month, which were examined, and ordered to be sent for- ward to the Council for paymint. Councillor M'Entee attended, and urged that the Council's orders for the completion of Scotland Place and Scotland Street North ...

... 1 38, LOwER ORMOND QUAY, SUNDAY NIGHT. Tfie Dublin Bay Sailing Club held the closing mnatches of the season yesterday, in. splendid sailing weather. An unusually large number of the smanter yachts turned out for the occasion. The theatres suffered last week fromn the ebb tide of visitors. Mr. Harry Paulton's company at the Gaiety played to thin houses, but except ' Niobe, which is an old ...

... (ESTABLISHED NNO 1737. . 0b,,,I Afid'I't BELFAST. SATURDAY, SEPlEMIBER 23. i Three miners were killed andi 'C 2 .. by an exploslon at Lens on tht ?? It is reported that sonie Iirii'Lh nava ?? ments have been stolen from 5'.'a;ia It is reported from Allahabad ta* r. e Britain will take ?? Dela;, gL October 1st. Worz was reiumed vestcriav 3t *let building vard of MIEssrs- Carmifha0,L - &Co., ...

... TlHE CHURCH OF IRELAND. ALL SAINTS' PARISH. A largely-attended special harvest thanksgiving service was conducted last night in All Saints' Parish Church, Belfast, by Rev. Dr. O'Loughlin, Lurgan. The whole interior of the building was profusely and attractively decorated for the ac- casion with flowers, foliage, cereals, and fruit, the work being carried out by M7Lrs Henry, Mrs. Wann, Miss ...

... ILIFE, IN AMERICA.' REVOLUTIOh IN VENEZUELA. DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN TENNESSEE. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS-ELEVEN LIVES LOST. THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY QUESTION BY CABLE. FROM OUt, OWN CORFX9POBDE'iX NMw YORS,WEDNESD.AY.-The rumours Which have been current here and in Washington during the past few days indicating internal troubles in Venezuela have now been confirmed by an official despatch received to-day at ...

... THE TIREAMENED SEAMREN'S STRIKE. LrvM'oo, SRS-DAY.-The Liverpool seamen and firemen will be on strike to-morrow. The re- solution was taken unanimously at a monster demonstration held this afternoon in the Adelphi Theatre. After Mr. J. Havelock Wilson, M.P., had delivered a lengthy speech, the dominant note of which was distinctly belligerent, three sections of men-viz., from Birkenhead, from ...

... LETTER TO LORD SALISBURY. The following correspondence has passed be- 0; tween Lord Goasford's agent and the Prime Mini- ! gt ster:- fe | 'Estate Office, Markethill, Co~unty Armagh, It; My Loni) MARQuis-In replying to the depti- jo tation of Irish landowners, introduced by the Duke in of Abercorn, who desired to lay before your Laid- 1 ship their remonstrance against the' mode in which jrf ...

... P Je!} i'DSAftP JN$TRVNiF:I )XE SFANMAN^ 1). NIELL, OrKIC1AN, DONECALL FLr.CJM. O e,,s 12 ?? Ofrfice, Fr .. 8Suu 10 M on 1 Fues .12 Ni~ed . 3: ti b :r. 14x I 4 votted ines uuto hoicht of brometer at eaon, Wiarr ires at midnight. Initial letters show dtarection of wind mercury ?? for rain, with sW., S.E., and W. wind- .,pdly, berryystorms; Ittslowly coltinuted had weaLt]her. Rifes -Tif iayidly ...

... 1DUBLIN DAY BY DAY,. 38, LOWNER OsuoIOD QUAY, TUESDAY NIGHT. The revision courts. By the decision of Mr. Ferguson, noted in yesterday's letter, holding cer- tain objections to be invalid because the objector had neglected to give his true place of abode, no less than 400 Nationalist %bjections in the Fits- william Ward must go to the wall. In the same court a question has been raised by the ...

... t BFLFAST AND NORTHEA11N COUNMnES RAILWAY. Roval Black Preceptorv No. 488-Belfast to Larne. C. E. Sheldon & Co.'s ?? to Larne Harbour. Mr. Herron's ?? to Parkmore. Mr. Redford's ?? to Belfast. Strand Road Choir-Derny to Portnush. Cliftonville S.S. (220)-Belfast to Wiatehead. North Thomas Street Mission-Belfast to Green- island . Mrs. Wallace's ?? to Dunadr:. Messrs. John M'Kenna &-Co.'s ?? to ...

... OOUN'TY BOROTJGE OF BELFAST. The police comzirttee of the Council of this borough met at the Town Hall yesterday, Coun- cillor F. C. Johnston presiding. The street in- spector submitted his report on the work of his de- partment for the week, which was of a satisfactory nature. Additional lamps were ordered to hb- erected in Mfountcollyer Street, Vancouver Street, Battenberg Street, and ...

... DISORDERLY BEHAVIOUR OF ISANDS iE). I PLAYING A PARTY TUNE. In the Summons Court yesterdif-13efore Msr- C'iurrett Ni.gleP. R.M-tw-aty defendanlts, tho I bandsmen of the Tenaplemore Avenue Flute Band, were summoned by Discrict-Inapseccor Stevensor for riotous ?? on the 26th ult. )ir, Spiller pr.asecuted, and 2Mr. A. M!Erleils and Mrs 13. AFrlean. dJefended. Mr. Spiller, in ?? the ca-, said the ...