... rams, PRErss. nil iisil LAND QUESTION. :ji. ulloot lbs emnagcet ifloreasing attenltionl `111,i~ll moembiers, WOe ?? to ofier it few 1vid ii inpreojunicl ed Sllugeotinn51. Ilinpor- losare inv olved in tue questionl. Thle T!I,1 lirt IC)h 115 S1 i~lf~lll0 11 e~~ eil 1 lausei dval wvith dile Suliject iii lii eI'o~tl~liiiO f thela ie01 itil'del sith CXI ?? 'h It. is tlilitt ' lo bt i'ii ?? ;IiI~ ...

... AFFAIR-S Or THE TOWNX COUNCIL. PUBLIC ENTCUIN IN THEl TRUATRE. 0's 1Fidlla reveln gl, ai public inoeeting Wilts held inl thle 'iliat re1I' Va,0''fo tire p lirpicse of dietidinig uponI thle prjopiety of' call ig. uponl thle presenit Tcown Coluncll to resign fobrilwicitl, anda Also of' taking suich fuw'ther steps as maly 1,0 ?? ?? to restore to Ilie preoplo Of' Belfast full ?? vi'r the expondli- ...

... I THLLE WENTHER-APPALLING THUNDER STORK I The weather, wbich was varied and changeable up to the beginring of last vreek, assumed on Tuesday a character of extreme and oppressive beat, which on Thursday night be- came almost of tropical intensity. But it was not the beat alone which was generally complained of, but also a certain closeness and density of the atmosphere, which seemed as it ...

... THrIE MILITIA. IeNDONxiiERiV Ii 1 TIN T 0.- Il;TtS COnic)4, ?? o S daily receivingj, an ?? or st runlth, is msa king rapid progress itt militaS discipline. The lo1itii,- mierur etililila also eoltioille to UotttribUtC thiir Gill quota to tho line. Two detachilesnts, 0isc of l'OrL- cilit, ail lii nthter of thirty-eight 11501, have ro- cently muaifeted their intentioti of servingu in anY country ...

... HOUSE OF CO&MMONS-FRIVAL n LUN~ATIC ASYLUMS (IRELAND) ADVANCES BILL. Oa the motion that the house resolve into committee on this bill, t? Colonel DUNNE expressed a hope that the bill would di not be brought onl at that-hour (twenty-five minutes to 12 at o'clock). The subject was one of great interest to Ireland, and would necessarily lead to much dlscussioi2. He moved 01 that the debate be ...

... A POPISII P'RACTICAL JOKE. Titm Dublin priests are famous for their dexterity in the performance of the gatiie of Wit at several V/apolns ;` but their latest reo ideL wvitticiani is of a inatnie too grave for laughiter, though perhaps too crafty for law. Our coteinporary, the Dublin Sentinel, mentions a fact Which it truly chaiaeto- rises a; one of the most foul outrages on ilecency and ...

... (I ) -[flat , Rb?-4Arcffm p (sTlLS' iS PT) ANNNO 1737.) BEL~F A ST: MONDAY, JULY 2, 180-5. DEATHI OF LORD RAGLAN. TEim commander of the British troops inl the C'r- tnea has resignedl to tile hands of Death that high commission which, buit a dity or two since it wias erroneously ruanoured, he hadl resigned to the Go- vei-nment which appointed him. The inexorable decree of a mightier than any ...

... THE APPROACHIIIN ELECTION OF WATER COW.AIlSSIONE U. ?? circumstances invest tile comingti contcst for shle election of a WVater Cueilanis~ioner, iii stie to oti of M~r. 21urphty, iresigtieii, wi tt [tecttfialt itaterest, oti thle least of which is ?? vory great responsibility at ta6hingw to tile aflike, it' tue(- P rosen~ I)0 ietiol of' silt borough. It is, therefore, iiig'lil' tiecesstiry ...

... C( ,I.E.Sr ASTICA r. T111 ESTA1I3ISILED C RIICIIl. Pi itop ?? Nh. I' lt sooornus. -A P e Is havo bot'l' Sulblulit~dtoItII ,. Ma;jesty'.s ?? alld, it is s aivl, han' beeu awgreed to, for the erection Ot toillt (1it , the t-elve ili-w lbisloiprits prttjtioptiil Ijy tie cilttllissiolit'rso T'lt stint of the first wtill be at Aiteiti 't!e'ltt-'lvtlle' T'lhe sebon duuitl lie i'lem'il (t It I iiw ?? ...

... (S'iipplensieniift'if to tile'- Tskjraphic ?? IIOUSE OF COMMONS-Tritoisi)xY. TISA NI'S' COlt P itTiS (inItilsi)) 1111.,, The hlouse went into comimittee onl this bill, takingr clause 5, onl which Lords SE - IOI)IIt rose and said he had to appeal to ?? 1llose o1peln the propriety of procilitig fulI ter II ith a bitl as to iliec priniprilc or chief prov ntils of liie'l it aitenrel that they ...

... BO0TH Housets cof Convocation of thle province of Canterbury noot on Thursday for thle diispttel Of' business. 'Vho Upper House inst att Queetn Anne's Bounty Office,, and the towver 1-ooseo iii tle ,Jetusit- telln Chambet'. U P PER flOP S E. In tlie Upper H~ouse his, Gi'ace the Archibishop of' Canterbury presidd, e. nd the followiiig bisho ps welC prosenti:- [cii don, Winch eoster, 0 sforl'1 ...

... I LBY MAGNETIC TELLGRAPIS] THh CRIMEA. RUMOURED) RESIGNATION OF LORD RAGLAN. NEW APl'SiiNTAIE'i'US. ThIe 'l Yiss, in a leadinsi articin, says, Lord RMg- lani's iron coasstitlitioll hals at leusgtl give n way, ansi iii lor'dslhisp has, we irae tilt r'qsreuesteod to beridceved frolm tis COmi0hiiid in ordeor to rotul nra home. General Simpnson, we believe, wvill succeced him inl thle Cnmsn1anlid ...