... PRo3A1;Li ViSIT or THE QUEEN TO THE ISLB 0?A. The jfona's Standard says 1- It is ru amongslt a select few that it is the Intention of the Queen to visit this island sometime in the month of August, and that Mr. Qoldie Taubman has of- fqred, or will offer, his mansion at the nunnery toI her Majeqty during her stay, which is ezpected will be for two Of three days. Frther report states that a ...

... THE DEP F TATION TO THN E CONSERVAT1VE PE II S. LtcnoxSxrooes.-Tiisafternoon, about ThuQ ?? from [reland attendoed a de(putation at Chcstci field House to repr-estont to the Duike of aist Abercoro an I other peers their strong Opposition to the Irish C bench Bill now biefore, Iarliamrent. an i Lcr1 James Buitler introdluced the several depin- Ir tations. 'lbs first was composed of 2.30 ...

... CoT UAI 'ND FASHf VIA. 'T i!> COURT. B BALIMOAL CASTLE, MuNynV .-Tbis blcciU the f Queen's fiftiethl birth day, her Majesty spjent it ?? with the Royal 1 iiamil. hoc diove ain the Y sorenoon with Princes Louise and llitce Arthur, . and again in the afternoou with thc two .'r:ncesses . and Piince Leeopod, Prince Arthur accomlpanying e her Majesty on horseback, in the morning her Majesty ...

... LAYIN'G THE FOUNDATION STE OF ST. S2jPEPHEN'S FREE CHURCH. SAITURDAY afternoon, the foundation-stone of St. Stephen's Free Church was laid by Sir William Gillilan Johnson, D.L., J.P., in the presence of a very large assemblage of the clergy, parishioners' and the general public. 'his is the sixth church which will be erct ed in this neighbouriiuod in con- nection with the Church Extension ...

... THE COURT. OSBORNE, TuESDAY,-Tlhe Queen walked in the grounds yesterday afternoon, accompanied by Prin- cess Christian of Schleswig-Elolstein and Princess rouise; and her Majesty drove out this morning with Princess Louise. Her Majesty the Queen, with Princess Louise, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Leopold, is expected to leave Osborne and return to Windsor on or about Saturday. The Judge Advo- ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAEIENT. [BY TELEGrAt1iH |_ HOUSE OF COMM~NjOiNS-'T1.STERDDW THE House re-assembled this evening after the Whitsuntide recess. TIlE ?? r 0' CASTS 72; PROSEC -TnYS r F)R INDicTABLE OFFENCES. In reply to Mr. HUNT, CE TheCEHANCdLLOR of the EXCHEQUER said ta tbhat after full inquiry he did not thinil it would be possible to substitute for the present system of j °' paying the costs in ...

... [FROM TilS GLOBE1F] anott, TaE amendment moved by Mr. O'1Neill, on Thurs- other day evening, respecting the powers given under the Irish Church Bill to the Commissioners who are Th empowered to carry its provisions into execution, lislra Ideserves nroieI than a passing notice. Their powers plura Iare unlinlited and extraordinary. They are such (ey as have never been ptrr;eeesed by anly ...

... 'IH My021 OF CORK A-ND THE TOWN TaE I COUNCIL. Carat, n RDAY-aTe ?? meeting of the Improvement Departcent of the Council to-day was attended almost e. ?? the layor's Irieenes and supporter'. Peachins were passed instruct- ing tte tin vu T Clerk to elig0e ?? r:cieudrthe Ma or. The meeting consi iretd the Disabsliti-s Bill as unconstitutioual' and s an un% arrantaole intarfcrence wit the r'g ...

... I RIOT AT AN EXECUTION IN CUBA-SEVEN i SPECTA'IcdS SHOT DEAD. Tics Havana correspondent of the New York Tr' bune gives the following details of the execution of the two insurgents, Leon and Medina, and of the riotous scene which resulted:- . I t is usual in Havana to garotte at seven or eight o'clock in the mornines This time, the cf uel performance did not begin till about eleven. A very ...

... BELFAST COMMNJERICAL PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION. LAST evening, the inaugural meeting of the Belfast n Commercial Provident Association was held in the d Music Hall. There was a large attendance, and Iv amongst those present ?? Mayor of Belfast n (Frederick H. Lewis, Esq, ?? William Mullan, 0 Esq., J.P.; Rev. Charles Seaver; C. W. Shaw, D. q Corbett, Robert Atkinson, William Dobbin, Richard aS ...

... IMPERIAL PARLUAMENT. H O USE ~[BY ?? PHB ] HOUSE OF COMMONS-YESTZErDAY. THz SPEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clock. THE MAYOR OF CORK-THE LATE RIOTS IN LONDONDERRY. Mr. GLADSTONE moved that the orders of the day be postponed until after the Bill for which the Attorney-General for Ireland had given notice dealing with the Mayor of Cork. In reply to Mr. BAGw\vLu, Mr. GLADSTONE said that the ...

... TTE VA\UALu O' OF IRFLNXYD. LONDON, T2ur-;'Av.h- The S Let CCOLD;:iit'ee, |L appointae. at the inseauce of Col. i'rench to inqire IA into the valuation of heland, met aga'u to day in ! F Room 13. 1. The chair was taken b)e7 oh. Eacer and the other menebcrs of coiomn-n'ec werc- r I- rton | Financial Secretary to the 't'reaairv' Mrr 'lanin, tl Colonel Forde, Tne O'Conor )un. Sir ?? Hevgate, t, ...