... XIllrgriall °, 'a)liallient. (Ressmned front otr tealeg'apkir ensue s ary) IIOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY. The LoRD CIHANCELLOR took his seat onl thle wool- sack nta five o'clock. Lord WEN6ELEYDALE moved for certain rcturns connected with the Encumbered Estates Court in Ireland. Agrecd to. PRIVATE nUSINESS. Onl thle motion of Lord RBDESDAUE, the following ]ills were rend a second ?? Liverpool Ex- ...

... IC ? c ??Idfuf I?Iuiu-?fdfcr+ (ESTABLISU[ED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: - THURSDAY, MAY 0, 1858. Ai OiAT rIrFYIN alnouncemen t appears amongst our telegraphie news. Sir Colin Campbell, the hero of the Alma and of many other well-fought fields, is about to receive the reward of his distinguished services, her Majesty having been pleased to sig- nify to the veteran soldier her intention of raising him ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS, TalE usual weekly meeting of thle Guardians of the Belfast Union was elcd yesterday, when the Chair- tune (J. W. S. M'CAcxct Esq.), presideid. Thle other memlbersj presentitwerc-Caipt. Win, Verner; Dr. Mooto, Surgeon Browue ; I). TIaylor', Robert Carlisle, David Walker Salami Joyce, James Kaivanagli, John Finllay, David M Council, George, Mart ii, Alexanduer ...

... HORRIBLE ATROCITIES OF TIIE RANEE AT JHANSI. TIIK following is from the force under General Sir IlHigh Rose, which has arrived before J'hansi:- Camp, Jbansi, March 22, 185S. 'At about seven A.M, yesterday tbe troops came in sight of Jhatisi. This far-farred fort, situated exactly in tlhe middle of a barren and extensive plain is tile principal stronghold (Calpee only Cxceptedl of the ...

... I BELFAST INDEMNITY BILL, I [FROM OURt OWN RIEPORTER.] HOUSE OF COMMONS. ThIURSDAY, MAY 13. NtIt Committee re-assembled to-day, shortly after welve o'clock-Mir. Bovranta in tile chair. Mr. O'W.%wLta said-I should say to the Commit- 'e that the pii'tiiipill witness, fi)r whose attolniltlee ,Vd nsked atn adjonrniemnt, was the Town Clerk of thle, IlorOlgi of Saltord; but, ?? Cnnsnlsit~ttion, anti ...

... BELFAST WATEIR BOARD.-- YESr:VIRAY. TinE ?? weclily niceting of the Water Comiuis- sioners was held to-day, at eleven o'clock, when RtonEtRT Giseln, ElS., lresided. 'Ihoe OIthor IeLiobelrs preselit were-Dr. Stevelly, Dr. Dill, It. T. M cGuagh, alld W'll. A~ddisoI ISIII9. The SlUX'litA ItY ?? tile uiinittes or last meeting, and iaso of ?? special mneetig Ioeld siice, whiich were then coniiroud. ...

... SYNOD OF BALLYMENA AND COLERAINC. Ox Tuesday, the l8th instant, this reverend Court held its annual sittings in the Presbyterian Cb'urch, Magherafelt. The Rev. J. Wilson, Lecumpher, the out-going Moderator, preached-the opening sermon, after which the roll.was called, andthe Rev. Samuel J. Moore, of Ballymena, was unaninously appointed Moderator for the ensuing year. After a short address-from ...

... 07Ie ?? a THIE MAYNOOT11 GRANT. (FROM THP MtORtN ii IIALt D.) TlaT tho animal revival of thc discussiaont respecting the Maynoothi Grant is ani inconvi'enience feir wit deny. The miost unscriui)uilous dectraictors of Mr. Spooner will hardly ventlir to assort that theitm hlonlr alie memlber renews that disceusion irom vear to year ftr his own personal gratification, or ot herwise ittal with ...

... A REUSPEOrA1IOr family residing in Nippet Lane, Stony Rock, Leeds, have been for the past six or eight weeks seriously ilisturhed in mind by the extraordi- nary noises heard from time to time in their dwel- ling. These noises took the forrm of rappings, and were heard at all times of the day and.all.periods of, the evening until after nightfall. . At dhiner the family would be alarmed at the ...

... 9?e . g!dfuf 141ciu,-Ir et t c r. I (L4STABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1858. Trs debate on the Indian Resolutions brought the fullest House of the session last evening. When Lord Palmnerston was defeated there werd but 449 members present. He introduced his India Bill ill a House of 485 persons; but the di- vision on Lord Harry Vane's motion 'showed a grand total in the House, ...

... OUR LONDON COMRESPONDENCE. ansl of thc Cn1 1isle Ez(42nin6r ill partictilar. Tlle Housc goncrally ?? *su atiology for brcacil of privilegc ns an aypc;lranCO at tile bar is usually considered suf- fioiont pmlisilincilt; bilt tilc lrolstpart ofthc jokc is that certaill lees are paX al)le iu resl)cct of lhe ap pearallec wilicil a!ll°lilits to sonictililig liko £l0! | ?? ItOM OUIt OWN ...

... Am excellent paper on this subject appears in thr3 April aid May numbers of the 1esteussan Afethodist efagazine. It is from the eloquent pen of the Rev, John Baker, of Edinburgh, who, is to officinte In Fre- derick Street Wesleyan Chapel on Sunday next, and also to lecture In the same place on tile following Monday. We have much pleasure in placing a few extracts before our r'daders, who, we ...