... fficf~s Xel ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) . ~BELF AST: ATUJESDAY, JULY 27, 1869. .YESTERDAY, the legal immolation of the IrishL Clhurch was consummated. The House of Lords .met at four o'clock to hear the R~oyal assent ,given by commnissiom to the maeasure, which . ceremony was performed wihthe customary formrality, and in the presence of a representa- tion of her Majesty's trusty Lords and Coin ...

... jTHE 1.ATE RIOTS IN- LUF.GAY. [(ROx ctZ bRsf~dL voafEP~oYDE.'T.J LCRCAYS>, ?? THIE animosity betwveen the different partties, ?? sequent on the late riots, having, to a great teSant, died ont, this town has assumed its usual aspecst, business having been again resnmed,ieaving f'ew outward indications of the late strife, wvith the e ...

... s (AbTA;BLt4iRi.D aiNYO ?? ?? - - ?? BELFAbST: MION;DAY. JUJLY 12, 1869S. f TIrrrn prep..ra onshave been mnade t~hroughT- Z [oustheNorh or negreast and p- a efu!, but not less sigiitti ant, detnlorstraitilf o: ti-day. Thze result of the meeting of pecrs at Lord A .bercornL's, on Saturday, has n~ot hienl made public, but we shali probabiy learn it to-nighti iifrosm rho course of the deboate ...

... ?? 1NDUSTRfAlk BRIMGADE. T Re ! 1s% to le;,rn that this institution is pro- Lrut r:. avor3 ly. The interest an, patronage vis a-re 31 that is reqaired to rakho its dum e ?? e zsi~nt. W eW feel sure that chose will io Pcle Ace .su-ch 1a.ul'aloentor iso Arei : by ohe public to the b y3 of the Bi1 , a '5aer seACteL avoca-ions ha.- a wonderrul thei - e :ra,-zhiag them to thi iastiaxtion. and also ...

... INFAILLIBILITY UNFOUNDED. A LECTURtE On this subject was delivered in the Me- uok itropolitan Hall, Lower Abbey Street, Dublin, on Mlonday evening, by the Rev. John Fegan, late a ?? athlicpriest, h ha~llwscoddt excess by a moast respectable audience. The Iro- ore- ture was listened to with the most; profound atten- tion. The Rev. TaoMAs Score presided. After! votional exercise, let The Rev. ...

... FATAL RIOT IN PORTLADOWN. TWO PERSONS SHOT. [FRoM OUR ?? rrPORTER.] PORTAxOWS, FRIDAv TEaos hitherto peaceable town and neighbourhoodi has been thrown into a state of great excitement by an occurrence somewhat similar to the late Lon- Idonderry tragedy. The extraordinary police arrangiements for the preservation of the peace in the North of Ireland, by the drafting into various towns and ...

... IANFxRmwaSm to be proposed on the report: l BY EARL GRANVILLE.l At the end of clause 12 add the following sub-} section:-00r the death or cessation of the interest1 of any archbishop or bishop afuracaid, the tenants then holding directly under any snob archbishop orX bishop, whose leases bad been heretofore customsa- rily renewable, shall have similar rights of renewal of their said leases; ...

... [ HONOUR. WHIERE HONOUR IS DUT. I iea there stles wtom all pod and great minds agree to honour. Afen who, being devoted to the fir t r grert interests of ?? kind, are above all party spirit or sectarian rancour, and caim their high place by right of what is momt univerzally prized, namnely, true genius sustained by a strong will and developed t by p.tience to ?? maturity. But amongst z those ...

... LONDON 1COREgPONDECN. I (From our O esdon Lt.) Loadont, Saturday. In the House of Commons next week the pro gramme contains what theatrios manag call an unprecedented array of attractions. On Monday, for instance, there are 44 orders of the day, 15 question, and 13 notices of motion. The first order of the day is the second reading of the Dsblin Freemen Bill. The Government have given it thi ...

... ; - ~BY SPECIAL TELEGRAPH WIRE FRMM OVRLONDON STAF. London, Saturday Evening. The demand for discount at the Bank is not on an extensive, scade, buttlereis s fair inquiry. Inthe opec market there h a good general business being trensacted. The payments of the day, although heavy, sre wellarrngedfor,and wilps. off without inconvenience. - Money is very plentiful, and brokers for the most part ...

... I _= ITATIOR&L ASSOMATION.10 ; A lare meeting of the Committe of the National ,Association washeldi on Tnedasyat 53 Middle Abbey. atuet the Very Rev. J. HtSGERS, P.P., Naas, in the char. The Secretary read the folowing latter: - Dzsx ?? the Church Bill ie likely to pan5 I would mnoat respectfully draw the attention of the assoclattoa to the condition of occupying or working tenants oa church ...

... l A T Es 8 T I . ?? - IN. ?, v?, s, mA I L, SPECIAIL TELEG'RAPH WIR.: II ni FROM OUR LONDON STAFF. hb London, Saturday Evening. ive The demand for discount at the Bank is on a very moderate scale. In Lombard-street and Corahili tl there is very little inquiry for accommodation, d although the payments of the day are heavy, previous e arrangements having been made. Money is very a abundant in ...