... length ceased to be a William, and he was suc- ceeded by his son John, second Earl Fitzwilliaum (of Ireland)l who vwas also member of Parliament, and Custos letlerece for Petrrborough. Earl John married the ?? resofJolnSWilger, Esq.. of Sutton- upon-Lound ...

... . . I armed, tflhd A V.5-f tttr+ , t i . ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO-1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, MAY 8,. 1868. IN the Lords, last evening, Earl Russell moved that the House go-into committee on the Cor- rupt Practices at Elections Bill, and briefly ex- plained its ...

... huseofMr. John King, also, at Cas- eaa~~nwed tastfulas well as an artistic ar- iatt dd athlihsdslyd; and Mr. S. Herron, chh5ito hsilmnton, exhibited monograms nh amles Of Murland and Fenton. ?? COLLEGE Or Sonozonus or ENGLAND.-Mr. lwadS. Grattan (youngest ...

... people, and had succeeded in throw- . ing off their yoke. The strong arm never yet re- deemed, a nation without education; and he whe I would advise his fellows to use the strong arm against England was a madman. The people sbould be cdu-i * cated. and ...

... Mr. Lincoln's policy. n (Per Reuter.) Liverpool, December '29. C Further advices to the 19th inst., received here via St. Johns, state that there was no fresh news of im- e portance. Gold was quoted 52 per cent., prem. Ex- change on London, 166. Cotton ...

... month each for having stolen some articles of wearing apparel, the property of Fanny Bale. John Savage was fined as and costs for disorderly conduct in Grattan Street. Catherine Madill, of Ballymacarrett, was charged with having stolen a sum of money ...

... Rsssians. Beoarnosli and three priests were taken W prisoners by the Russians, who also captured the in- so nurgent cdmp with the arms, horses, and forage. pu COLLISION BETWEEN THIE KITNG AND PAR- tri LIAMENT IN PRUSSIA. The Thtcs shows that the issue now raised ...

... the House. The MIiuisterial bonches vere altogothor deserted. The only peers present were thoe Earl of Camperdown, Earl of Cardigan, and Lord Berners. Therewere a fewbishops npon the Episcopal bench. At two o'clock, the Comnmissionors took their seats in ...

... she wvas prepaured, not merely to recognise the South, which ronidd ho a mere empty formality. but to interpose by force of arms and end the war. The moment has not yet come 'for such an interposition ;iand we therefore -hold that the position of spoctstoi' ...

... that city is immainent. Reinforcements have been c sent to Taitsang, aud Quinsan. of I The news front Japainis unfavorable. A-rmed men an are ?? at Nazgeesai. Prince Sataninlka and other Frinces are preparing for war. Soo: S PA I N. that Madrid, Nov. ? ...

... present at the Roval Crescent Hotel, Brielhena Sir J. J. Co.ghllT, B *rt., arrived at Kinsgtown yes- terday from -Englaud. Sir John Power, l3irt., is about to proceed to Lea- mineton to join Lady P;ower and family. 'The C)nlltesg cf Gifflrd and salte arrived ...