... T, b c ?flfni Atin-fritm _ (ESTABLISHED AZNO 1737.) is- BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1869. 'O LAST night the Ritualists were to have their t8 report, in reference to their present position and designs, ready for presentation to a public 0nmeeting in London. They undertook to say _ whether they should pursue their effeminate A and Papistical practices in a Protestant e. Church with which they ...

... THE EASTER HOLIDAYS I SeOrLD the fine weather which was experienced during the early part of the week again Bet in, with the many opportunities of enjoyment which pleamure.seekers will have at their disposal, the Easter holidays wiel prove a season of delightful recreation to the great bulk of the community. The several railway couipanies. we are glad to observe, have not been uuminltiul of ...

... COUR,1`1 ?? VI IE(EGAL C O1U1T. The Lord Li-utonarnt .d cbhc Cot;n'cess Spercer gave a PinLcer garty on S vtnrdnay wn ng. Their txeelicc ci al!s taVO a (i3cur partiy C., t uliay eeiung The Lord. Licutenaut, lche Coesuress s. ...

... COURA AND FASHION. 0. TZE COURT. I J WINDSOR CASTLE, SUNDAY.-The Queer, Prin- cess Loui.e, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, Prin. aces3 Beatnce, and Priace Christian of Schleswig- Holstein, and the lalies and gentlemen in waiting, t attended Divine service this morning in tke private i chapel The Hon. and Very R1ev. the D1au of y Windsor officiated, and administered the Sacrament * of the Holy ...

... THE ATfACK ON THE IRISH CHURCH. I MEETING IN ARMAGH. I A lurrETIcG has been held in Armagh pursuant to notice, Rev. Dr. RUTLEDG.E was called to the chair. Rev. Mr. Murphy opened the meeting by reading a prayer. Wm. Paton, Esq, J. P., moved the first resolution- That, in the present critical position of the Protestant interests in Ireland, it is incumbent on us, the laity of the parish of ...

... ?? tUZ -hl I - I VHOISE OF LORDS-YESTORDAM ROYAL ASSENT TO BILLS. THEIR lordships met at four o'clock, when The loyal Assent was given by commission to the rortitications Provision cor Expenses Bill, Savt inus Bank and Post office Savings Banks Bill, Pub. *i Schools Act (1SS) Amendment Bill, imprison. ment for Debt Bill, Offices Pension Bill, Trade Unions Protection of Funds Bill, Metropolitan ...

... ~Ace X zI fft BOSS ?? efrC V.,9:c ~ -- .. 1. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17,37.) Ke BELFAST: | ERIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1869. rnj THE hearing of the Belfast election petition to wtss continued yesterday before Baron Fitz- I 6 gerald. The tirst witness called was Grahani 3e Shannon, a porter in the Ulster Bank, and lie tsdeposed that on the 9th November he was shown the document by Stewart, Keating, in ...

... COUNTY ANT31 ELECTION. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE POL~L 0Os Saturday morning, the official declaration of the poll for the late election for County Antrim was made by the High-Sheriff (John Thomson, Esq, D. L., J. P.) in the County Court House, Crunlin Road. Eleven o'clock was the hour fixed for the commencement of the proceedings, and for a con- siderable time previous a great number of ...

... A SPAN1I91ANiDA)RUSXAN SCENE. Os Saturday we published ?? narratives that seem to top dP like grim realities in an age of Boay M2 and Chewy Apeeulatidti. They have both a terrible-one of them a horrible-interest; but, as it were from the very opposite points of the omoflst, they present strong points of contrast. The rabble of a Spanish town suddenly rush on an English barrister taking his ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE, LoSD ?? ATinr cAY. , :t hare already anntiei'.3ted me in ; may be sac a tte great d.hatc on tne ; h). Tbr in .t has surprt ist CVr) boy, oli. -e so tz o uer-nent. A costuiu I iS0 sho'rt a time. ou great c ' 01iS a33 t I lsvil tat a ' rfdent,: . u. :t.s tll Zoodercfa'est'ity of , ?? pus -sof h l.ren me r. 'tl' days aeo ;eOitr'.tsty azcnt of the Prtmier-r.) less a 5 ?? *- ...

... Tax annual meeting of this society was held in the Round Room of the Rotundo, Dublin on Thursday. The Earl of RODENS ocooupiel the chair. The Noble CHAIRaMAN on ascending the platform was received with loud applause. Hle expressed his acknowledgments for the warm reception which bad been extended to him, and as his failing health Dre- vented him from speaking in public, he had com- mitted some ...

... PIU>BY YE ' ?? UMEE'lNG AT BALLY- t(}OWAN fl P'ROTLST AGA1N'6T GL.lD SoU-\'En3 1RIS9 GI{IGI{CH BILL. LbhOi OUR OWN RfYDRTREB BXLLYGOWA:N, TCLSD. Y. This evening, at six o'clock, a meeting of the ires- b)terians of this neighbourhood. was held in the P1'esbyterian CLurch (Rev. T. S. Woods'), Bally- gonvan. The spacious building was crowded by a hgihly respectable audience, amongst whom were ...