... NOIlI-E.EA\lP AG;RI(CLTURAL ASSO( TA- TIuN OF' IRbELAND. .N N S A 1. F. FE T. N ii. YE-rsUDlA. the annual meeting * T the -NordirEast i Agricultural Association oi ircland uas hkhd in the Ojdiies, iestle (_'larILers. Anon~lt those present Iwncre:-d, aid O()Nci, Esq., I.MP.; Robert Tor- reus, Es1j., LIt. P.; Sir Edward ('0oev, ?? J. .V Greer, Esj, J. ?? Rev. Joseph Bradeshaw, J. P.; John1 ...

... TEE FEARFUL ACCJIDENT IN THE REGENTS PARK. tr~sicig t--dacciix lick 1p:ci-- c-c tIeLC.1M II ?? wattc- n t --te i : rkI'ic. xehre . 1 iV thle siucul- tan cousi fl-xiyx tftexii eldl of ice oil the lake, at eIt- 21P' I i>er ?? nit tin-. wch, r at tto-in-c. -c:1i Nve ai-usatre dr-owItiti. ?? --N- icL'C 1lciL *ctica ill1 liarrIw~ic. ?? .ac--l icci c~t- to sav u th'ccc Mtile fii ill tiii , I- l :i- ...

... ECMiI RSIASTICAL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. TII: CONVOCATIVEON OF C'xxTERIrURY.-Tuesday 'ati~ aling. the CtaxLL ocabains of the Irot-inc fLC C';nter- bury wv;s rworogued under thec Royal writ, by D)r Tritr ers Ta ies, to th Liti o 3Fubruary, then to meet fur hIuslacss. The bisihop af Norwich has institutel the Rev. Wt.' iielciaer, B.A., of Trhinty College, Dublin, to tile Viacatagel of ...

... JToG e' rod t ?? LOWMo''A ?? mesnwg, qif~ting o, a *uerof,gqaglem=; Othf. ,igsu, a. d tzders,, ;4e X sy Y :ta tq§,urtdoe o, £30 ,, 11vp,* ?? , '5pt W I .rce.,th Wujltrtgs at .preoent .exing saoxsgs the. ; I nre x~pe; egl Xabou tintlarlopd4igid zou ?? ?? Rev. A4m , \ enof~wo~cnrerpitptr~ick ?? Ma.I her, wil inJ;I er, Rev. P. 3aheie, lRev. J.Pheo lam, Edward, B~yres, Tho, ( orooran, James Bol. ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE lelnv ET'lot AM1 7 1 it , tiX lT~hLJ1A*±.AY. Berlin, Tuesday, January 16. In the Chamber of Deputies, to-day, the Minister of Justice, in reply to a question, explained that the arrest of Hcir Sauntagas, Hanoverian merchant, and his confinement to the fortress of Miaden, was owing to. his being the soul of the agitation against Pros. sian rule in Hanover. An inquiry had ...

... L Tg~a .tALT4* O fl~hJR OFDB.PUTIES The follobing is th reply of the Deputies to the speeclrq the t , u ?? sunm of which was supplied bytelegraph SInW-WhVpie your ?? ay endedat ie throne Italy, having wearied advereityi aa she once sub. jdgated fortune, looked for herself in vain amongst her scattered meinibers. You .encoiiraged her to hope ; you enibled her to resnme, with constancy and pru. ...

... | SICX AND INDIGRNT FO0XE'RPERW I ?? . ! The assnual meeting of this society was held at two o'clock yesterdeay in the B3oard-room of their Gousse, PAldeetr ?? r. Dr.uprton,Mr the Rev. Mr heian , .; the Re tonr&.Iri,0.;Dr arlT .;M.3Nrod Onthe e.mr.ion arof l the Vr Rev.. Dr . O'reillyhe O.SF.Cr wa Mr.enb thme Hughes Mr.A eron, Mr ,. ?? Bees Lordship, on taking the chair, ?? very Fined to takce ...

... HIGJH WATER AT BELFAST-TIrs DAY. | Morning, 7h. 50m. I Evening, Sh. 24rm. I Irl Df ?? elfil5t TMID,511 cittr. (ESTABLISHED ANNTO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1867. N another colunin we print aiditional details relative to the shocking accident on the Orna'- mental Water in Regent's Park. The Globs of Tuesday evening, in its description of the painful scene, says that scarcely any of ...

... !IlE TERRIBLE AOIDWT O TRg ICE IN m e ?? ?? .A . . .. NtARLy TWO HUNDRED PBEZR9o ad ' ' LOST. a. outfo r o'iooic of L N@kia Obbc.) Abot 'o'i o'lcon 'niueaday ?? a ,s large number of people, including a' few ladiee, he w*e skating' on Ihe splendid sheet of, ice `near , t Porlandgaite!R, Rget's Paak, the' entir pas 0 °f ice saddenlijs &ad without the usvl prsok Ua ipg ala3, gave way, and the ...

... An adjourned general meeting of the members of this aisociation was held at their 'rooms, uBstace. street, on the 13th instant,' Mr. HEUH O'DoNxI.Ir,, president, in the chair. The attendance of members was numerous,, The secretary having called over the names, proceeded to read the quarterly reporL, from which it appeared that the aff irs of the asso' ciation were ira prosperous conditiun. Tne ...

... LI RA framalhs l Li IIuBiaNi PRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1887.. Tiia Southern Irish were at one time re- proached for devoting so much of their time to public meetings and unprofitable agitation. Private affairs must be neglected when public concerns claimed so much of their attention. The reproach was unjust. At no time were the Southerners very fond of political excite- ment. Now they are unusually ...

... P.1,FART WAIi?j! (IONIMP'SP ,)NE PQ YFS.rTe)ri iAY, thle Water' ( omi ?? he-il their I ordinary firtnightly nicetin-g-the chairmen, Alder- iman Eonn0 r l'.SAY, in the chair. The other Itneinbels present vwere-Messrs. Adam Dtllfill, John 11Hid, Plobert Come, Joseph John :lJurpbjy, 1oblboit |h Ivr. 'Tloinas affikiin, Richard Connety, WVit. Ald i:OIi. ?? T. -Geagh. Tit, ?? si-ere r i ant ...