... AECCLES.JA'Ki ICA L. THUI ESTABLISH';D ClIURCiH. Tiu? RITUAL COiMITisq1e1 -\Ve under-stand thst a B L t) uta: y out itu recomntilinl~a''on of the i itual Uxnmissioners was laid on the tabe of the lfloie oi Lbors on Pi dy evd ' utlg. iu h no s1jnorltill is m a. e of it in Thuril y'sp pp rIS V' hae not. behal the i:uno:? Lh p) er wnupV' *entedthe ?? aSiCHEnrACON RANDALL ON TilE IRI$1i CURoon. - ...

... CORRESPONDENC.E. MR. M1ONSELL'S BURIAL BILL. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SrR-I see by your publicatien of this day, a Presbyterian, speaking in the meeting of the Generai Assembly, expresses himself most indig- nantly against certain members of Parliament for voting against Mr. Monsell's Burial Bill-who had, Mr. Orr says, voted dead against it. Ie hoped the Preslqterians of ...

... i i~ti AND1 Aiiil T UE CO UrT. B.LrORO.AL CASIrrI, Sar-1DLY -The Iacon walked out in. tle roomrngL. ni 11 rineos i.,,e and her -Majesty drov- out in the aicoruoo. c u- piured by Plrincess Louise; uan 'rince Ltup ' . IC-ue Very l~cv. P-irrirgal fulloch, of St. And:, , , Las airixed at the Cartie. TIiE PRIC .AND PhINClCS, OF WALF-;, The Prince ,f Wales, atoenulelI by 'laj i- Tees- dale, rode out ...

... THE ODDFELLOWS' AM.C. AT CHE !jEN. IHAM. The affairs of the Manchester Unity of Oddrlelws are administered by a body of deputies, elected by the varioue dietricth throughout the kingdom, witA is styledthe Annual Moveable Committee, fronm the fact that it assembleg in a different town each year for the transaction of ?? affecting ti~a entire code. This committee, which is as it were the ...

... FELEMASE OF MR. A. M. SULLIVAN, T,. 11 a r P -A ?? . f -d ?? 11_. ?? I l esserray Jer. o.. ii.uluu wa released from Richmond Bridewell, where he bad been confined since the 1Oth of February. The authority from the Government for Mr. Sallivan's liberation reached Captain Bold, the governor of the prion, on Sunday morning, but the necessary bail bonds could not be prepared until yesterday. At ...

... I CAPTAIN T. TICKELL ON HIAIT ULAR I , ES~TATES. AI~ (FROr' A OOaLENI'ONDHrT,) RlAmTHonR, NAAA Tls0DA..-In the present nn. satisfactory state of the relations existing between landlord and tenant throughout the length and breadth of Ireland, whea the former, as is unfor. tunately too Ofte teo cage, nakee uss ef his power and poeition only to despoil and oppress the Latter by every means which ...

... IRELAND IN I180. ?? -u IVILR~MAN. 71 TIMS EDITS OR Tiii 5'ILEUMAN Sin-If we may trust appearances. Irelaud was never surrounded with ?? so favourablo to her hopes as at the present moment. The grast statesmen, historiane and philosophers of the day have espoused her caue, the press is with her, public opinion has declared at jtistice must be done her, and the House of Commons lhas sentenfed ...

... TMIIE ?? AIR. MONAIHAN AND TillE ATIILONE GUARDIANS, (CD1IM UN IICATEI).) At A mcetirw of this board. held on Saturday last, tbe following lettcr from the 1ev. Mr. Monahan was read:- -0 'IT II . IIteP.IAN r I 7. F OAM.) oP (OIFAItDIAN ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTERDAY. I, I ,, -. .. IN .W I (fBY TELEGRAPIL) The Spealrer took the chair at twelve o'clock. TIIE REV. MR. 55'MAHON. Mr. Rearden anked whether it wua true, as re- ported in some American and English paper, that the Rev. Mr.r M'Mahon, now confined in a Canadian prison, had been flokgccl for receiving a few copies of a newspaper forwarded to him 7 Mr. Adderley said he nade ...

... iARLOW LAY COLTAGN-THE CARDINAL (?Riol OURi 11nroaet~t .CAMnw, THoRxsDAYv N19*f.-On thi day his Emi- -eilce the Carinal Archbisop of Dublin, pal4 %this towns his first vslat MVMS hiar elevation to the. high, di,. nity which has bhnU 5 woetbilly Ogermaev on him hn hsis elevation to the P0s1tion of a Prince of the Church. Wilen is became known that he was to be present to. day At the iinniiol ...

... I .LONDON CORRHSPONDX?oE. I I - . ,, LONDI0:1, I! IDA'T -The House of Commons re- |asembled yesterday evening,whon there was a rather fall attendance of members, which, however, soon fell off to about a mcore alter the oxcitiay episode of the evening was brought to, a conolusion. Mr. Lyt- tleton, the new mnembor for Bsut Worcesterbhire, and nephew of Mr. Glatatone, took the oathb and his seat. ...

... ST. CATHEEINE'S, MEATH STREET. . We feel we need scarcely do more than direct at tention to the advertisement for a meeting in St CatherinD's Church to-morrow, having at foot of ic the honoured namne of its venerated pastor, the Very 1ev. Canon Fairell. Ie calls on his parishioners and others interested in the object, to aesemble around him to begin a work sadly needed in his pa riah, and ...