... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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., ...

... IMPERIYAL PARLIA-MENT. ZLIlE lIE PRESENTA' IOnN OFl, IREfAtND. Ff .lORTE5~CUL e a 1%solution CeO-I It ogthe postp-oc 1,atou of tlie r',ix Reform 1 1121, ant I expressing- the opinion of thle Manse that it Ought to lie inltro limecd t;ins Sessin titlonut FN ItNt' i ?? the motion. Mrl. CUNUOLLY ltb-tI ie an1J those who felt exut- li in:1 hadl ?? itt to xpres~s their crilnie'te I Satisfactsion ...

... CORRESPONDENE. TME CENT RAL RAT LWAY ,TAT rON-TOWN HA LL-sNEW'' STIE ET. TO TE EDIT~OR OF THI: EELfA-ST N EW',-LETTER, Sti:-Oiir oeuncil ivialeitalamouthemselves. and, iu asmertaineti opp,'-sition to a ltarC anti inffluential p)ortiol oF their constitvl0lts5, Miglht ?? hefore ca'i!rrying out ctnnusicks inlvill2 important issues to tile comlnlmuii~t;. ?? it is rizht tha~t repie. settatteis sl ...

... JD. T ELEGRAPr1-1 , T1OUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAr.r TinE SIL ER took the chair at twelve oclock. MP,. ITuRPutY'S OiS'oUilStS AT BIR1MINSGHA1~,M. t Mr. WiTtLLE'Y asked the Home o Secretary i the M'Jayor of Birmuimgh'In hal submitted a writtene statement witlh respect to the discourses of M.Ar. Murphy iiL that to u, and especially his threatened C v-isit to Livernool and other places. He asked for ...

... faY- rTaLtcGRAXt.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. THEIR. iordships met at five O'clock. ?5ROGRESS Or BILLS. The Christ Church (Oxford) Ordinance Bill passed through committee. The Trades Union Commission Act (1867) Es- tension Bitt, the Proro gaition c Parliament Bill., the Turnpike Trusts Arrangement BilL and, the Bar- rack Lane (Widnchr) R' Light of Way Bill were Tead a second time. Reports of ...

... FALKIRTK JUNE TRYST. FPeiny, Ju;-x 2S.-The fourth of the cattle trxvsts established at ralkirk t-is year -was held to- dav on the usaal stance on Stenhousernuir under hisly favorabole circunstancas as to wveather. The sho-.v tf cattle was about the same as at last month's market and :ucl'aded avery large contribution of stock from Irodamn. for ?? there was prolbably the w.rost tiade that has ...

... [,r.nx ouls o ( IW Pf OWDfT.] PuAns;, SATURIJAY Nr(;Ir. , TuE Senate and the Gorps o c:islatii lirve jonieed in the cxlressiion of their horror at the fate of Malxi- milian, and-sohat is smcu tly rare in the pnli tic.iI chamblers of the Empirc-mnen of all parties NIicrc ?? in tlhe feellug. The .2/eabecrr has solemonly held upi to plllie illdignation the act pir- petrated on the Sovereign , ...

... 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 ...