... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... B-k?,SMDG?? PLTI'N' BWgl-v TlaI I l Ssli' [FROMI OUR OWN tLEPOgIrTP. To-DAY, at the usuai fortuigohty i'etoy Sessicns of0 this town, the presiding magistrates ?? Eglinton, Esq., R.1.; John Joseph White, Esq., D.L.; John Temple feilly, Eso., D.L.; and E. 11. Trevor, Esq. The Court was densely crowded, and great interest seemed to be manifested in the pro- ceedings. THE QE.xLN AT TVE ...

... ic , I . C. ?? AN'NO 1737.) BELFAST: S KATURDAY, MAY 22, 1869. MR. HEFGARTY, a moderate Liberal. l2as bee, elected Mayor of Cork: arid, teh IL fl ;n Gath, the perfidious ?? OS nll1ivan v- cd for him in preference to his Nationa'ist rival I ,Mr. Nagle. The Conservatives prilder'tiv .a sented themselves from the proceedins The O'Sullivan, so lately the people's idol, rECE-.re,, rough, rather ...

... I URIsGc the past week the wind has been almost invariably in the East, and the weather conse- quently hasbeen unfavourable for vegetation. Frost occurred on one or two mornings, and had the effect of nipping the potato shoots which had made their appearance through the ground since the damaging frost during the night of Saturday week. TLe cereals are by no means looking well and forward now. ...

... 11LrATES-X 1 N FW8 .SF I NEWE S.ISS5P/T'E OFFIC'E, WTeii7esdneay Mfo. ASSASS[NATION OIF THfE AusriIAN | COviSSUL AT lEGHOPS. FLOR.FOS, MAY 25-The Austrian Consul at Leehorn was assassinated last night while walking I with the Austrian General Grenneville. General Grenneville was al8w wounded The twounknown in- dividuals who assailed the Consul and General Grenceville have not yet been arrested ...

... A D lIS SION OF WO2.0 N- TO IHE LEARNDE ',uFESSLONS. A RATSItR curious, but decidedly interestirq and pleasant, meeting has taken place at the rooms of the London Dialectical Society, in George nstreet, Hanover Square. The chair was occupied by Mrs. Dyte, and a paper on the albove sub- ject was read by Miss ~aliington. Equ alty of the sexes being one of the principles of to] - sociezy, it was ...

... ULT.TIO. AINZNUAL MEL TIN\C. YESTEYRDAY, the annual meeting of this asso eistion was held in the Belfast AthensoUln, Castle Place. On the motion of Mr. JouH M¶KENNAt, jun., the chair was taken by JOHiN G. M'G;E, Esq. The CciiaiiAx, having read the circular calling the meeting, called cn the secretary to read the re- port. Dir. W. H. BRAoDDELL (in the absence of 0. K. Cordurer, ...

... C O N T AG I O N. Ox Saturday afternoon, a meeting of rather an ex- traordinary kind was held of persons who called themselves the Unemployed and Houseless Poor, at the Reformers' Tree, Hyde Park, London, for the purpose of taking into consideration the propriety of legislating for themselves-heredi- tary and misrepresentative legislators having failed to provide for the ?? of the people ...

... TEE first meeting of the General Council of this association was held on Tuesday evening, in the Gresham Hotel, Dublin. Mr. JolNs G. RrcHAsRDSoN, presided. Mr. T. W. RUssELL, the secretary, read the re- port, which stated that 3,000 petitions, containing more than half a million of signatures, had been presented to Parliament in favour of the Permissive Bill. The report was adopted on the ...

... LATE ST -idEEWS. f BY TELEGRAPH.] NB WS-LETTER OFFICE, Saturday ffornaing. THE ELECTION OF MAYOR OF CORK- EXCITING SCENES. [FROar THE CORK REPORTER.] CORR, FRIDAY.-The election of Mayor took place to-day in the City Court House, which was crowded to suffocation. The proceedings were ex- tremely noisy, and two candidates were put in no- mnination-Mir. Alderman W. Hega'rty, moderate Liberal; and ...

... [WRIl'TTE FO THE SEWS-LTlTEr 3 THE other day the Xcsv'-LerWr gave, under a EOmC. what problematical heading, the incidents of a trio to London. Your readers were to be shown a method of reaching the Metropolis for one penny. A penny is very good as far as it goes, bht it does not go far enough. You recollect the great bottle trick, which was denounced as no trick at all, though, in a common ...