... HOUSE OF COMOS-YESTERDAY. | ?? (By Press Association Tetegraph.) The Speaker took the chair at half-past twelve o'clock. THlE AYrITY TAX. Mr. 1 'Laren gave notice of his intention to crove the rejection of the Edinburgh Annuity Tax Abolition Bill. ThIE NORWUIC1 ELEVnION C'OM-16SiION. Mr. C. IV. Reade presented a petition from i!Mr. Orlando Denis l ay complaining of the report o' the N orwich ...

... TT'rP R-ORGANISATION OF TRETI ' 3' D TABLISHM CHURCH. The Convention met at II o'clock yesterday. Dr. TRENCH presided. Mr. Thomas Cook Trench moved that the num- ber to form a quorum of the laity should be re- duced from 100 to 50. The Rev. Mr Verschoyle seconded the motion. Mr. Bloonfield opposed themotion. He did not think they should be influenced by the scall num- bers present on this ...

... LATEST N-EWS 0: I LLABOURBERS' COTTAGES IN IMELAND. SPECIAL TELEGRAM- (From our Correspondent>} London, Wednesday Night. = Mr. Dadley Fortescue has given notice that he will in committee on the Irish pand Bill movea clause providing that any landlord may, after due notice in writing, resume possession from a yearly tenant of so much land, in no case to exceed 125 acres of any individual ...

... btt Inman's Journal. ]Y I - - - - - . . . . . .I e e THE debate on the Land Bill, after four nights' discussion, was brought to a close at an early hour this morning. The house divided. The nmuners were- For the amendment ?? 12 Against ?? ?? 442 d The minority consisted of- -Mr. BRYm, Mr. LowVTaEu, Colonel WnITE, Mr. ENwis, Sir Jo. GRAY, Mr. HmtwO, itMr. CALLAN-, Serggeaut SHERLOCK, 1 Mr. ...

... I LA T EST T NEWS I 5 THE IRISH BRAILWAYS-THE GOVERN- MENT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) London, Tuesday Evening. In the House of Commons, this evening, Mr. Stacpoole asked the First Lord of the Treasury whether it was the intention of the Government to introduce any measure with respect to Irish rail- ways this session? Mr. Gladstone-I think, Sir, he would be a bold man who, in ...

... THE MOST REV. DR. M'GETTIGAN. e Whilst congratulating his Grace on his .well- d merited promotion, we congratulate also the clergy and people of Armagh on obtaining for their chief pastor a prelate in every way so eminent-distin. ;* guished alike for piety and learning, and promising to be no unworthy successor of St. Patrick in the Primatial See. Dr. M'Cettigan, who is a native ieof the ...

... HEWS, ?? -.F, -- I-D . ::I . . - ; 101biil ?? ?? r - (By P ai Assi ton Tdek~api.) Their lbrdkfips met ati e o'cleck e Il answer to a question pit by Lord Lyneden ai to what course was being-taken in refereite to the Red River Settlerant : Earl Gxa&ville- 'tted that the Gov nment hia assented to the Imperial triopsiformning Sart of the ,Bed River expedition, which they boe~ied would ,be one of ...

... THE LAND BUTL I I h M(rm the Times of- tdayf) i.? , . t heeonsideration o tlw xsh anin committee w ,ctshoit ou londay ,b the lleze ...

... I IATURAL lISTORY SOCIETY. -- I I . ?? Awietra -rlreb of tts s.X & -5i tkg oft6nipbr of K jsg' ciety was held lat Evening at the ARyal Aca-lemy Heuse, Daweou.street The- chair. was- taken at half-past eight O'clock' by the vice-presidelt,1Mr. -Williin Andrews. The first paper read was byl Mr. .Andxrews the-subject.beig- . Ichthyolgital Note. 'Tbe paper, wlciwasa tery mtett i and practical ...

... M MNIAUAL.' It is positively sickening-all the fuss that is being made about the little book so often misqueod under the above title. The volley of letters denouncing it has subsided, with the exception oi a few dropping in by chance, like the crack of some unruly rifles after the cease firing has bees sounded. But now meetings are called every day for the ostensible purpose of sclecting ...

... RECEPTION OF THE MSH ABU LANCE AT HA&hRE A rportion of the following appeared by Special Telegrammn our issue of yesterday. To-day we ap- pend a tranltion of the detailed partculars as given in the Zoumai d SHacr of the 13th instant, feeling assured that they will be perused with deep interest by the people of Irad. The subjoined is our translation The office reception of the ambulance, so ge- ...

... TRINITY COLLEGE-THE MODE OF E>LECTING OFFICER-lS. Sir Joseph =N~apier, Bart., Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dublin, sat at half-past three o'clock yesterday in the Lecture Hall, New Buildings, Trinity; College, to give judgent on a question that has arisen betwveen the Junior and Senior Fellows as to the manner in which the chief offi- cers of the University should be elected. The way ...