... LONDON CORRESPONDECt, I rrin. nnn as ?? - -- (mOM OtYB OWN ?? ?? vI: C X [rtao B own ConRESPORDENsT.3 LoDoxe, 'WEDNESD t T~m proposal of the leading journal, that l candidates for rboumatism should subscribe halft B guinea each fortheprivilegeof pirotettingai,0lltil thh . great, dreary, ugly building at South Kenais t known as the Fowke's.Folly, on the night of 10th of March, by way of ...

... THE RECEPTION OF THE tIRINUE93 ALEX X lDRA. It is expected that the royal yacht, beating her Royal Ilighuens the Princess Alexandra, will not arrive at Gravesend before eleven o'clock on Saturday morning. Indeed, that Is the hour at which it is stated the land- ing will take place. The reception on the pier and the passage through Gravesend to the station of the South Eastern XRilway will ...

... gly jfrumans gffurlyaL I DUBLIN. FRIDAY. MIAROH 6. 1863. T'ISE proceedings in the Lords on yesterday were neither important nor interesting, and, according to our telegraphic summary, they were most gratefully brief. Their noble lordships were occupied in disposing of bills and advancing bills exactly twenty-five minutes. In the Commons matters were otherwise-the sitting was long, about five ...

... Tnp Bolfast ilarbour Commissionors held their ordi- nary bljmonthly meetingyesterday-Mr.JoUN CDAn1lna presiding. The other members present were-Dr. Pirrie, Messrs. James Hamilton, Robert Boyd, Robt. Corry, Robert Patterson, Charles Duffin, James Car- lisle, Jonathan Cordukes, Samuel M'Causland, and Robert Workman, The minutes of the preceding meeting were con- firmed, on the motion of Mr. ...

... TUEsDAY evening, the usual monthly meeting of the Presbytery was hold in the school-room attached to May Street Church-the Moderator, Rev. THOMAS Toyn, in the chair. T The proceedings were opened with devotional ti exercises. DALLINDERRY 5AN5ai Rev. We. JOHNSTON, convener of the committee t appointed to take steps for clearing off the debt on 41 the Ballinderry Manse, presented a report, which ...

... PXX SAD, DUBLIN, AER VAIZ Up to g am., March 6, 1863.-Wind, S. 3arch 5-Duke of Canmbaidge, steamer, ilolit- Iron Dake, steauter, Liveipoet; Vagsuard, eteanor, Gliig-jaw Bjasicel, Naples, 6c:erul csrgo, Anno Elizabeth, Crszn, stoi. Marlch 6-:Adniroi lieloorsona and iliboroia, iteatuers, Holy- hesd; Eblana, stcamer, Liverpool, Jostle Brown, 2tosm,,r, La Trembilade, potatoes: Gcorge, Conway, ...

... AGRICULTURAL MEETING AND EXIIIBI- TIONS IN CONNECTION THEREWITH TO BE HELD IN ODENSE, DENMARK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE E1ELFAST NEWS-LETTEr. Royal Danish Consulate for Ireland, Belfast, Feb. 28, 1863. Sin-I have received official intimation from the Danish Government to the effect that there will be held a national agricultural meeting in Odense, Den- mark, toivarids the end of June and beginning ...

... &Ipaial I-jarlialliolf. [DY IioNErTIC TELEORtAPII.] HOUSE OF LORDS--YESTERDAY. TnEmR lordships met at five o'clock, when the Royal assent was given by commission to the Prince and Princess of Wales Annuity Bill, and the Bills of Exchange and Notes Metropolis Bill. The Naval Coast Volunteers Act Amendment Bill was read a third time and passed. Their lordships adjourned at 5.25 PMor. HOUSE OF ...

... CENTRAL COMMITTEE FOR RELIEF OF DIST'RESS IN IRELAND. Tlte committee held its usual weekly meeting on ThurSday, at the City Hall, The chair was occupied wt by the Right Hon. the Loal MAYCOR. Amongst timos present ?? Carroll, Dr Gray, J P; Dr Phselon, Alderman Mckoy, J e; Dr NI'Cre, Clon- cc ?? ; Very Rev ?? O'Connell, P P; Rev Mr Do- IHl ntel, Profcessor llennetisy, Captain Knox, /r C; ...

... THE CORPORATTON. ?? I A special meeting of the Town Council was held yes- terday in the City Hall, to consider sevoral reports and notices of motion. The Right lIon. tile LORID MdAYOw presided. Preoent-Alderlnen Wilson, Campbell. J P ; Tarpey, M'Cann, riunkett, L Reynolds, and Martin, J P. Counall- lore Whelim, Magrath, Martin, Byrne, Warren, Sinnott, Duraln,0'Dntefln. J P . Sullivan, Callan, ...

... o - V :- rOO ?? ?? Ycterday being thi last day for nominating candi- dates for the oblices of poor law guardiinsu for 18t3, the ?? g geontloemen vore onioaated for ?? sevral wards and clctoral diviions of the South Union:- SUurTi Ducc li aw --rlici alu Nola, (Miberal), 1., Lower huggot street; Nieh'laa J. Antierson (Libera1), Lil and 67, Great Brnnswick Ltrvet; Henry Kiaga-nill (Tory), I7, ...

... Ndfa~st ~ __ (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17B7.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1868. INthe House of Lords, last evening,the Drainage of Land (Ireland) Bill was read a second time. The Duke of Somerset brought in a Bill to amend the Naval Coast Volunteers Act. The force numbers 28,000 men, and is daily in- creasing. In the House of Commons, the Tobacco Duties Bill caused considerable discussion, and the Bill ...