... MPERIAP L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTEiDAY. TELET3: lordr'ips miet at five o'clock. | TITE DEc.'LAIATION AGAINST I aSL E'TASTTIOY The Mar(Iuis of WEST`TMEATHI gave ?? that on Thursdaiy next he asvuld call attention to a Lii nobefore aciranet fur abolishing the c'larat:oni i a 'ainet Tran1suobstantiatiol, nor- requirI to be ?? cy persons on their admission to civil offices. THE LAW OF LIBEL ...

... tf tl (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17=7.) tl m BELFAST: it THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1867. ii. ti TuE House of Commons did not meet 3ester- of day, and the majoriti of the wearied legislators doubtless spent their holiday in witnessing the t 'grand navaireview at Spithead. Itwill be seen tc that tho wind blew a gale, and at intervals the II: rain came down in torrents. Orders were given w to bank fires, and ...

... NAT[ONTAL PROTESTANT INTSTITUTE. A-x extraordinary mneeting of this society -was con- vened on Thursday at St. James's Hall, Piccadilly, London, for the purpose of making a demonstra- tion in commemoration of the great Protestant triumphs under William IfL, of glorious and im- mortal memory, and in opposition to the Jesuit conspiracy to Papalise Church and State. Sir Wmr. V-ERx EBr, A1 P., ...

... tHE TWELFTTI OF JUILY. I BiLFA ST -WAT.KoER's LOYAL O c-rsGE IODe' % I G.; ?? members of this lodgecelebrated the | Otriricrs~uerV¢; o~f rhea li-si-ha rat rh32 1-,oln e tby drinig a E ii ,o, ev'ri., g iti jire rrt Jlraed i I IttIOI 5].ci sve J 1ii'nieM.3 ofriteieod-e pro'st-eaL I The dinner w.;as piaced irpoi, the {fl'e iO Er IE.Evree s usual grind str', and ri-d {ho i i varriist approval of ...

... COURT AND FASHION- THE COURT. OsBorsE, SeND U.-TIe Prince an 1 Princess Louis of Hlesse returned to Osborne yesternay froal 1,o1ndon. iJtVlflO .dtrc \Tsm ?? this Iorn- ug b1y the iic\. i. Dluck-ortul wiolore Irr Miajesty. Princess Louis of l::esse, Prinicess Louise, Prince Arthur, Prmnc Lepoldi and Priicess Bcatrice. TrTr ?? oJrWit-. MAvRnuROU 1{ ROUSE, Sustty.-Thn Prince of WVales attended ...

... E CCL E SI AST I CA L. 5- y THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. 1-__ Dr. Ilampideu. Bislhop) of Hereford, who has been for SOn: c time part seriously ill, is now reprerenIedC to oe in sucllh an enltire state of marital prostration as to be altogether past work. The ri'ht rex-. T prelate, who is 75 years of age, was coesecrated. to I the See oF hocretol C inl 153. Tierl Cr'sURmr Nr 1S rUTrE Asirr.-The ...

... IATE ST N ?? [uY TELEGRAPHI. Nsa h'S-LET `TS-R GEE rui;Z Fr~uta-1 iferylriey. FR AN CE. PARTS, JULY1 ?? Sultan leaves here thins evening, for England at7 p~m. His -Majesty travels by way of Boulogne. I In to dayqs sittinlg of thle Legeslateve Beds. I M. Ror-her- irel-- toI. Pieerd, said that a semi- orercial colurnueiicatlon relatiua to the position of the --Mexican bonadholderls will lie made ...

... LATEST NEWS, [BY T!-.r-ranc pa .j AM3IE, Ri C A. l)ROWNINC Or GENYERAL -MEAGHER.. ARRFdaAL OF TRE RU!ASIA. 0FiEa Queenstowxn.) -Ew Yoca,, JLe 1,Miac~LyIA o; of Blearesellativesu hlas nassedf a P~e~ena Recon- sn-ctin ill ?? 6-overnments, in the rebellous States illeg-al antl .old, and givng~ the, districts commallttatps ?? aawrto remore Cavil ofitotais, to appoint, Their itzcessors. and,- to ...

... lS-LE OF LIQUORS ON SUNDAY (IRELAND) a, BILL. ce IT the House of Commons, on Tuesday, on the ce motion that the Housc do go ijto conmmittee oln this es Bill, cd Mir. MUR PI{Y move l that it be referred to a se- a lect committee. The authors of the Bill considered he the sale of liquors cu Sunday most demoralising, n- but they did not propose to close the pnblic-houses to oln that day, but only ...

... C 0i PR N DS T E NICE. ¶T1liZ ~TYOY-E iMA0T.S4`1'R-VTS. Sig To virE FnTrron OFTRF~t 1-imrAST NEW flaTE t Sn 1 Jungotainecd from, the Goveirnmrent a roe cl-ar ,nrA straiird tforwvard eckowleclgment that n-il th myccnag,-stratiss acted wvithout partiality, nijb tivnr o r atffa-enon, I think they may rest satistied tzit tll i honor has been toull vindicated. I tn-refir~e onlyv addrecz voi-u to ...

... IMPERIAl' PA-RLIAMENT. E.Y T5L1O;RAPA-.] I x HOUSE OF LOPlDS-Yt-.-TERDAY. P Tsin lordshiaip rnet at five o'locl. but the attend- a ance at first was lnot nearlvv sC) nurmerous as on the ti ?? eveninr.i a-lld thc -allerie.v with thle excep- s' ?? of that apl-orrlprirtetsd to the Pecresses an-l the Si olsnjess of tie -Touse of iCoosnians, were by no mleants so well filled. c TLe Vaccination Bill ...

... PROMOT1O0lNS AND EXCHRACNGRES. WiAn OFFICE, PALL-MALL, J1 a' 19. :3rdI raoon Gnards-f 'Coet J F I. M1acFrarla1e, from the Thrt4 Lancers, to be Cornet, vice J It Hodg- son. a Probatiorine for the undiar Staff Corps. 4th Hu-sars-Lieat Y H Mzitlh.nd, from tl C-- sth l-firssara. to be Lieut, vrice irkttt. 'who exciranp s; F i i-azrtermnaster -M Carey, from the Sthn Hussars, to, be Quvrtar. ...