... | STATIONS OF THE BAITESH ARMY, I ?? - _ _ .4 A t . .. -. _ S. (Co*ected up to the lit O'July, 1807, 4l01VcTe - (Proa the Usnited Soivice 49atb.J - Where two placesr e e mentloned, tho lastMQnnU~on4 t4* at Which th .Doyot of the Regiment Is sWtIonem. CAVALW.1: 20th-let bat, DevobpoAt let Life (iuarda-lHyde Park .Dl bat, Cape, Bhibeelle a 2nd ?? 2let-lat bat, Dablin ai td Royal Horioc Gdo- ...

... -4?) dfat5t (ESTABLISHED NNO 1737.) - BELFA.ST: M| ONDAY, JULY 1, 1867. Tiei Sultani arrived in Paris yesterday after- noon, and received a cordial welcome from the Emperor and the citizens. According to a telegram. from Bucharest, there is no foundatinz1 frl it' o trsau. is- turbances bas'hbracken out - 'n-i-i. Te - - refui-t-:s to tK- ':rureun- t1 :lii] ;n is that he has abdicated. Rfionr ...

... GE.ERAT, NEWS- fl Tak ?? EGYPT. -To-morrow (Tues- day the Viceroy of Egypt is expected in Lou-- don from P-aris . X THE VISIT OF THE BELGIAYS.-The State Apartments- at Windsor Castle are being - prepared for the approaching visit of the Belgians. ThZ QuEEN OF Pauassr.-Her Majesty the Queen of Prussia, attended by- her suite, left Windsor on Saturday on a visit to London, returning to the ...

... I -MR., GLADSTONKE; ON TEEu I NEWSPAPER PRESS. i : * S t n . The anvual dinner of this fund took peoo on Saturday nzht, at Willih'e Rooms, under the Uesldexcyf othe Right Hon. W. E:. Gladstone pny aS more numerous and influentia than en any previous anniversary of this excellent society, and inchlded upwards: ef 200 noblemen and gentlemen conneoted wvith both houses of Parliament, and ...

... NEW CRUICH FOR ST, THOMAS'S i1 rA I o I AR 1a, The parish of St. Thomns seems to be altogether in a fair way of getting the new church which has boon so long Walked of. Mesors. Abraham and George Dixon have pro. ruissd a donation oi E1,000,, and the rector is making an earnest appeal to his parishioners and townsmen to help lhim to the rest of the money required. There is a popn. lation of 20 ...

... (Before Mr. MAuLs, Q.C., Recorder.) THE APPLICATION FOR A SLAUGHTE R-HOUSE LICENSE. The application for a license for the use of a crew building in the township of aunslet as a slaughter-house for lorsed &e., by t r. T. S. Wilkinson, was resumed this morning, the cas s not having been e mnthe court rose on Fhiday night. tar. hANNAY again apd sie te for applicant, and Mir. Mcnnr~T~i in ...

... ROYAL'MILITARY COtLGE, ?? #1:_ _ ?? l! - ?? ?? _ Tho following is a list ot the oandidates who have been found qualified in the recent examination at ?? Hospital for admissin t the Royal Militay College, Sandhurst: Namer. Marks, Names. marke. Nugent, J N ,. 7,47 Haymes, F H 2,D71 Ramsey, J A .0,93 Callsham, 1 F 32,921 Hophineon, AA ,, flJ4O Pitt, DOD ,, 2,8D2 .Deane, GW .W e,052 Chancellor, A ...

... T[oE ROSE SHOW AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. - The Crystal Palace rose show. of this year was dquite up to its predecessors in quality, although there was -a considerable falling off in the number of specimens sent tin. Some of the greatest of our tose-growers, such as ITurner of Slough, Kaynes of Salisbury, and one of Ithe Paula, were wholly unrepresented, and amongst the eamateurs the falling off ...

... A HINT TO TOURISTS The avR l y' 'A Tourist writes to the ?? A'.i I Alourst writes to the Tiimas i d. t kao if all the world is to bear the rets f oft X vra, but individually at least Englishfolk wbo arefterai w ling eastward may escape some annoyas rate takel the southern mistead of the nortncbe Jthe and go by Strasbourg, Munich, and Vienna, ntak of Cologne. Leipsic, and Dresden. The ...

... fC T t ?? , , ::I WINDSOR CASTLE, Jr 29.' The Queen, accompanied 1y Princess'Louise,, I walked and drove in the groinadi yesterday afternoon. Princess Beatrice drove out in an open carriage.: Prince Leopold also drove out, attended by Mr. Legg. D The Queen, the Queen of Prussia, Prince and Princess I Louiscof .esse, ?? Louise, Prin'ess.Beatrice, and { Prince Leopold, went out in the-grounds ...

... I MR. LOWE AN-: D THEt) QUEEN'S COLLEGES. A Ofl'iiSiei, PENCE has becn oublished betw een the Rector of the Catholic University and Mr. Lowe, on the sabject of the Qucen's Colleges. The former wrote to MLr. Lowe, taking exception to a speech made by him on tile subject. The nature of tile commn-iunication will be undec stood fromn Mr. Lo-.e'ws reply, -which is as fo lows:- 34, Lownldes ...

... TEE UNIVERSITY QUESiON | mt- A la~-- ?? ?? The followbng correspondence between. Dr. Wood. lock, Reector of the Catholic Univearsity, and the Right HOD. IL Lowe, has beon sent to us for pibli- sation:- isTO TISE WORT {ON. BROBMIuT WOIW, MP. Catholic University of Ireland, 88 Stephen',& green, Dublin, 1lth June, 1837. Sit-In the recent debate 'upon University Eau. cation in Ireland you are ...