... 1-11 I I -, - - -1 INMYE CLUB.-The forty-sixth annual . gn ml; eqth di tl.X;'eub' wia .hel~d on-~i4dy ;, in the ;Croia T~gteli, p~ge.P a ?? fia~erbl edecelo ,. ye Iulg yeaz ?? -preses; Mesers William Gilchrit Jameieidbii .,Sndrew MI-William';&s¶L'.ilDr Pfrie, and ames g i a t . Dram:ee'Tnlt~seeton s 'G a gow. iiid iT:r~W ij 'baert' ell1p ?? ?? lAM od, and ,Captai*-Vt3err,i &eo !The; erdu~kie ...

... Xtiit @Z -~t~t t lESTA-BTISHED AflNO 1737.) c BELFAST:T M.O N DA Y, D EC . 25, 1871. m HiS Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is now securely comvalesccnlr. A telegram. from Sand- ringham, dated noon yesterday, conveys the a I gratifying intelligence that ; ' his Royal Highness C had passed a quiet night, and is gradually re-t gaining strength. ( OLir readers will find in our colaimns this I ...

... FROM DUBLIN TO BELFAST-RAILWAY |MISMANAGEMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NFWS-LETTER. SIR-Some months ago, I gave your readers a description of a journey from Dublin to Belfast, showing the inconveniences to -which travellers are exposed who find it necessary to use the line con. 7 eeting these two places. I regret to say that the interval has witnessed no improvement. For, on this ...

... MEDICAL bP TOTNOT'ALCOHOL.- The. followein article appears in 'the. Baifial -lm&ical, Journq:_, - : In the' Brih A Zedical Jounaa of fthe 30th September; we wrote as follows concsiing the dutyof nedic- men i4 relation to the 'tmper .ance'movement tok ie habitaln and medical nee of alcohol}:-,,Looking. to 'the. irleffablo misery andidisaster, the wase,' degradation, suffering, anI d orime ...

... , TTIne ?? ' 'DEL _ ! ' 2UT~B ,ARTICULAE..--' . 'ur ter psaticsacqofthe loss of the lslaae pre bcing clioitfd from th.e vtwo survivo x, who, under carefulmedioal treatment ;proG oI faivourably. They'tate that when near Bishop's Light, at three o'clock on Wediisda m -orning, : the lifeboat got loose, and stove in the engih'e. room Bkylight -This ?? was cutadift tpi' s vent further damage, aud ...

... PUBLIC MEEN ON PUBLIC AFFAIRS. At a meeting of the Irish Statistical Society in Dublin on Friday night. Mr. Justice Lawson in the chair, Mr. Heron, Q.C., MI.F. for Tipperary, read a paper on the Irish Land Act. One of the first results of the Act, he said, had been that in many counties the practice of serving notices to, quit had altogether stopped, except for non- payment of rent. The second ...

... THE JUR.Y ACT. TO THM ?? OF 5M DAfmT iM. SmI,-Now that there is an interregnum in the Tichborne case will you kindly afford space in your valu. able columns for the following correspondence, partly written, partly oral, upon the present Jury Act ?- 10, London-street, Fenchurch-street, London, Dec. 20. Sir,-To you, as a most influential member for the City, I venture to address myself upon ...

... SUNDAY TRAZJDING IN !FZRNRW OUT. I~~ ~~ - From mine until nearly one o'clock yesterday morningthe New Cut was densely crowded, as in addition to the large number of the resident working clasdes who use the thoroughfare for a Sunday morning lounge, to gossip with each other over the events of the week, a con- siderable number of strangers were attracted to the spot consequentuponthe reported ...

... 'IT l *C ?? ?? ); ' ?? 1.- l- ?? , *,i .T:fT. ?? Rev.P& -X; , . ' whken tiesramaeflkiewatid keaian ris>,npo admi~fitted a 1 rl a-xep to r fl f~~gu{or ther old~~ to r Sni,-For ~~oih yas youhw e ?? an0: oblren into ~ur hospita,adathersnttm 0 7 ~ t ?? aelittle toa fi, lafruehmadterussav en eln hn of -the h'brait e jn bgeyar;ndtly B o.i of special enjoy ti's luraieofhe chqtaqler..of tho~pec ...

... TO TU ?? Or THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-The filthy state of the footways in wef weather need not be wondered at if you will read what follows. During the past week on different days, I re- ?? with no fewer than four policemen about the abominable condition of the very flagstones upon which each of them was standing at the tiune I spoke, and here are the results: One man did not reply to me at all, ...

... THE PRINCE OF WNALES S OWN MASONIC LODGE, BELFAST. Ox the 1 1 th of August last vwle had the pleasure o 2 publishing a correspondence which passed between the Master of the Prince of Wales's Own Masonic Lodge and his Royal Eightess, who was ofered,: and graciously accepted the position of an honorary member of this lodge, which was named after the illustrious predecessor of the Prince of ...

... I= FVNERAL OF THE KILED. The final episode in connection with the recent accident at the Blacklake Colliery took place on Saturday after noon, when the bodies of those who had lost their lives in the accident were buried at the West Brom. wich Cemetery. The names of the unfortunate miners wete Joepl h Roberts, Waterloo Street, Tiptoa- Daniel Tate of tag name address; Daniel Bayley, Crookhay; ...