... ) -U (ESTABIJISRED AYNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1871. T E}tulietins ahvt the health of the Prince of l1L hal;ave becomne so uniformly satisfactory th1at anxiety has, inl a great measure, given way t. gr.citude for his sne-xpected recovery. We tarnrstlytrustthat ma adverse symptoms may Plcesnt ?? to ?? this Lniversal re- The celebrations in Derry have passed off 'ithouat, so far ae is ...

... SrEriozs were preached in several of the Methodist churches yesterday on behalf of the Sabbath- schools. The Rev. J. D. Powell officiated in Done- gal Square Church in the morning, and in Frederick street in the evening. On each occasion Mr. Powell more than sustained his well-known repata- tion as a pulpit orator. The rev. J. IV. MWKay preached in Frederick Street in the morning, and in ...

... The Rev. Charles Cuddihy, C.0., begs to ac- knowledge, with thanks, having received £1 from Mrs. Plunkett, Portmarnock House, for the poor of Baldoyle. The Committee of the Male Orphanage of St. Vincent De Paul, Glasnevin, thankfully acknow- ledges the receipt of the following sains, viz., £1 from John Smytb, Esq., North Great George's- street; and £1 from James Murphy, Esq,, Lom. bard-street. ...

... THE STATE OF TBg PRINCE- OF WALES. [LATEST ANR- FULLEST DETAILS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM i (Fom our Correspondent) London, Thurasdy.flight. In the city, as throughout the entire ~outntri, attention continues to be wholly absorbed in anxiety regarding the Prince of Wales, and except in unavoidable circumstances, business of all kinds is neglected. Console opened with dulness, at 92, anif closed 92 to ...

... I PROCtAMATION OF LONDONDERRY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM (From our Correspondent.) Derry, Saturday Morning. The followi'gprocairation from Dublin Castle, prohibiting all kinds of displays by the Orange party in this city on Monday next, the anniversary of the Shutting of the Gates, has been extensively circulated by the police authorities this morn- BY THE LORD LIEUTENAET GENERAL ArD GE'E- RAL ...

... e The Dowager Lady Molyneux has arrived at the Bilton Hotel, Dablin. The Earl and Countess of Darnley have left the Bilton Hotel, Dublin. 2 Lord Alexander Russell and suite have left the Bilton Hotel, Dublin. The Earl of Gosford and suite left 'ingstown on N Wednesday for England. The Earl of Lichfield and suite have left the . Bilton Hotel, Dublin. . The Right Hon. Mr. Monsell, Postmaster ...

... [ PERMIsSIVE BILL ASSOCIATION. A public meeting, under the auspices of this association, was held last evening in the Mechani> 3' Institute. There was a numerous attendance. In the unavoidable absence of Mr. A. M. Sullivan, the chair was occupied by Mr. RsICSI'AD Ar.LLs. Amongst those on the platform were :- Tames UI Swanton, J P; J P W igbam, Rev N J iCrroll, W Gernona, T H Reilly, Captain ...

... Ti-HE DERRY CELEBRATIONS. ANNIVERSARY OF THE SHUTTING OF 0CoC THE GATES. ham ?? THE CORPORATION HALT CLOSED BY bui THE POLICE AGAINST MR. JOHNSTON, die M.P.; MR. MOONEY, AIR. JOHUN REA, &cn -A PROCESSION- FORMED AND RE- che PEATEDLY CHARGED INTO BY THE the POLICE-SERVICE IN THE CATHEDRAL a MD and EFrom ouR OWN REPORTEr..] the DERBY:, MoN UtY. 2 TiE anniversiry of the Closing of the Gates exc ...

... TIHE ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES. INCREASED HOPEFULNESS. FAVOURABLE COURSE OF THE, SYMPTOMS. LATEST BULLETIN. SANDRINGU.cx, SATURDAY, 1 A.bi.-The Prince of Wales has had somi quiet sleep. (Sisnel,) WM. JENNEom, M.D. War. GULL, M.D. Jorci Lowz, M.D. The following telegrams sewere received during yesterday:-- S.sN]DRINuAem, FRIDAY, 8 A.m.-His Royal High- ness the Prince of Wales has passed a ...

... TNVLN=R COM fECEMiElTS. ?? OUR SPECIAL IEPOaTF.R.] DUBLIN WxEDNE-u.x. TaE Winter comymencements were held to-day, at one o'clock, in the Examination Hall, Trinty Col- Iege--the VrIc-CseLsscELLo-rof thO UNIVERSITY, the Phght Hon. Joseph Nepier, presiding. There was a numerous attendance of professors and students. MoINIDEanOuEZS SENsIO SS.-Fitzgerald, Georgius Franciscus ?? Sharky, Johannes ...

... I I ,WvA]ES. I In our impression of yesterday we moue some observations on the impropriety of -wakes, and the danger attending their celebration. We clip the following from a' London journal, regretting sincerely that The Irish should Attain such un- happy notoriety;- Air. Win. garter, coroner for East Surrey, held an inquest on the body of John Tehan, aged 46 years, a labourer, living ...

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