... DEPUTATION TO THE LORD LIEU IFENAT. I ; PRO- Our, SPECUlL RPzbORTER.] I ?? W\rDI)XSDAY, To-DAY, at one o'clock, a deputation from the Ge- neral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church ine Ire- land waited upon his Excellency the Lord Lieu. tenant, at the Viceregal Lodge, for the purpose of presenting him with an address agreed upon at the last meeting of the General Assembly in Belfast. The ...

... THE MAIJNR)' DEMONS PlATION AT SHEF- I PIELD-FEARFUL RIOTS. SIX HOUSES SACKED. [FROm THE LIVERPOOL COTflTER, Or TfPR-hAtLJ YESTEDAY afternon, >he second section of the mem- 1,ere of the South Yorkshire Miners' Association held their anunal demonstration in Hyde Park. I Sheffield. After all the hifFerqo6 lcdfgt hk arrived in the twe!, a MV37lsaion was formed, and, accom- panicd by about twenty ...

... OPENING OF Tn GE CABGYCRLEVYMASONiIC I HALLT [FROM OUR OWN REPORTZRf. CARGYCRflVY, SATUPDAY. TO-DAY, the ceremony of opening, consecrating, and dedicating the Cargycreevy Masonic Hall was performed wil:h all the imposing grandeur which characterises the ceremonials of the brother. hood, The attendance was not so large as that on the occasion of laying the foundation-stone; but, nevertheless, ...

... ;EWPRYUNION AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. [FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER] NEWRY, WtDNESDAY. Tas flrst annual show of the Newry Union Agri. cultural Society was held this day in the Flax Market, adjacent to Hill Street, and the measure of success which attended it in every department is seldom equalled in the first shows of newly-' formed societies. The number of entries in almost every department far ...

... COUNTY ANTiP7fJM ELECTION. LIST OF SWORI; DEPCTIES AND POLL CLE;.R-. B L FA ST: Y Drpeptks:-Booth No l Thomas Canningham; it 2 Robert Gatfikin; 3, l1*liam Hall; 4, John Fer- it guson; 5, David Ruddell; 6, Edward NMIugh;7, dl James Jenkins; 8, William Cambridge; 9, John Y Moffatt; 10, John 'Pruerman. :f Mopl C'lerlke:-Booth No. 1, Alexanuer ri :c;2, rs James M cllan, 3, Thomas MNameo; 4, ...

... Tasi Dxbtis Gazetteof Friday night contains a notice directing William AUen Exhar and.Jarne3 Murphy, Esgrs., to hold a court of inquiry at Londonderry, on Tuesday, the 17th day of August, 1S69, and fol- lowing days. and to inquire into the circumstances of the late riots and disturbances, the exirting local arrangements for the preservation of the peace of Londouderry, the magisterial ...

... I IMPERIAL PAhLIAMENT. 1BY TeLEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YEsERDAY. THEIR lordsaips met at two o'clock. There were only a few peers present, and none of the members or leadleis of the Opposition. The attendance of strangers (chit fly la ties) was also limited, and the I proceedings excitea little interest. T The Royal Commissioniers, who 'were the LORD CI te 9ce1toi, the tals3 of ( KINIcERLEY and ...

... [nY TELEGRAPH.] HO-USE OF COMMONS-YLSTERDAY. TEE SPEARER took the chair at twelve o'clock. TEE MALT TAX. In reply to Sir C. JENILNSON, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said I that the Government did not contemplate any re- mission of the malt tax next Session; and further intimated that, in his opinion, the removal of the impost would only benefit the landlords, and not the general agricultural ...

... KILLULTAGH & DERRYVOLGIE I FARMING SOCIETY. I ANNUAL SHOW. [FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.] LiSBURNPN, THuRsDAY. TO-DAY, the twenty-fifth annual cattle show in con- nection with the above society Was held in the Grain Market of this town. The show was the largest which bas been held under the auspices of the society for the last seven years, and the quality of the stock exhibited was of a superior ...

... STRABANE PanSBnrrxsY.-This Fresbytery met on Wednesday, Auguet 4, in Corrick Presby. terian Church (Rev. 6. Black's) for the purpose of visitation-Rev. J. M'Conagby Moderator. The usual questions were put to the representatives of l the Session and committee, and the answers given were on the whole moet satisfactory. The Presby. tery declared themselves well pleased with the manner in which Mr ...

... I I, THE ESTABLISHIED CHaUsRCH. THE John B4l1 believes that there is not any in- tention on the part of the Kishop of Exeter to resign, should the Bishops' Resignation Bill become law. THE Bisnop OF SALISBURY'S FUNERAL -The funeral of the late Bishop of Salisbury took place on saturday morning. Toe coldn bore the iolow. ing inscription :- ' Gualterus Kerr Hamilton, sr IP., episcopris ...

... I THE NON.SUBSCRIBING ASSOCIATION. YESTERDAY, at one o'clock, a meeting of the mem- bers of the above body was held in the i'ev. John Porter's Church, Rosemary Street, to consider the . question of raiuing a sustentation fund and consult about the couituutatona of the Regiuin Dinum. The lRev. Juu.-4 rZuOTT PFRxER presided. 'he conduct of the Sastentation Committee in calliog the meetiag was ...