... THE TWELFTa ON THE, MOORs. _ - I_ a )rice Sums reports as have yet come to hand do not indi- I to cats exceptionally fine shooting on the moors. On g of the Yorkshire and adjoin*ig moors the grouse were ohn packied, exceedingly wild, all healthy, but ddif cult i t to Lill. Bags wvere made in the after part of the no day On Danford Moors Mr. Stanhope, MY., 1 & General Stanhope, Mr. ltodam ...

... 1 8 7 2S It; the Qauefi's Speech, at the 'peuing of Parn V ment in February, mention was ;aide of the favour. able onidition of the people in general, as indicated by the state of the revenue, the demand for labour, ! and the considerable decrease of pauperism. In the Speech at the close of the session, - my lords and gentlemen- were cordially congratulated on the activity of tirde and ...

... U1Iast fs4ftm cESTABLLSEEIED ANON ?? BETLFAT: MON-DAY, NOV. 18, 1872. A CassNET Cotu;9 cit is summoned For to-day. A hurricane has swept over Denmark, causing inundations and much damage to shipping. It is evidently the samne ?? which visited the neighbouring coast of Germany l- th such de- structive effect.. 4 telegram( of Saturday from Stralsund, on1 the German CUaut, states thatthe loss ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL - SOCIETY'S SVIT V. THE preent week promises to be 'one of the most stirring and eventful Belfast has experienced for many years, A series of exhibitiors and entertain- ments have been pressed into it, the vea5 mention of which is enough to excite the wonder aJ our most stolid citizens. A cattle show and a flower show, both on an exceptionally extensive and at- tractive ...

... COURT AND FEASHION. st !PU. COURT. nL OSSBORPE, SATU.aDAY, JANUARY 13.-The Queen of walked and drove yesterday afternoon. His Royal to Highness Prince I rthur arrived at Osborne yester- r- day. The Hi-on. I larriet Phipps has left Osborne. r- The Princess Loulzis of Hesse, accompanied by the ie Duke of Edinburgii, has arrived in Brussels with e her children. At; the Royal station the Princess ...

... LEGAL NTEWS. COURT OF QUEENX'S BECIEO. DUBLIN, FRPIDAY., [FROM OUR S1'ECAL RMPORTERB. [Before the LORD CHIEEF-JUSTICE, Mr. Justice O'BaRIE, Mr. Justice FITZGERALD, and Mr. Justice BA.RY.] GEORGE TICKELL V. CHARLES JOHN CARVILLE. This was an action to recover the amount of an account for goods sold anrd delivered. On the 19th Dec. last, a conditional order for a substitution of ser- vice of the ...

... TSE DIOCESAN SCHnIw . TO TfIE EDITOR oo THE BELFAST bEWS-LrTER. SIR-Your alble article upon the diocesan scheme of Down, Connor, and Dromore necessarily passes lightly over details, some of which, however, seem to court observation. It has long been known by experience that de- tached curacies in large parishes led to the exercise of patronage in its most objectionable form, and, accordingly, ...

... LATEST NEWS, I EUR ArD; . ASSrCIATIuON TFLEt;RAMS.] THE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE LOOSHAL. CATI.cuTITA, TIncFJ;DAY. - Advices from the Loo1hai expedition state that the British troops were advancing, and destroying villages. Thlere had ieen some slight skirmishing, and one tribe was seeking peace. RELEASE OF COMIMUNIST PRISONERS. PAi.n>, TIUERSDAY.-Btneteen the '25th and 31st December, 440 ...

... TU1E COcr r. The Queen and the Princess Beatrice drove out on Monday afternoon at Osborne, attended by the Countess of Gainsborough; and her M~ajesty walked and drove on Tuesday morning with Princess Beatrice, attended lby Lady Churchill. Prince Leopold and Prince George of Wtales walked in. the grounds. The Queen distributed New-Years gifts to the children on the Osborne estate on Monday ...

... vlast res-utxfI A=== ?? some of those who supported the Governmentthough in a ?? way. Trae, it is said by i that there was ;echnically an evasion of the Act of Parliament; but then, before the Govern- ment appointed Sir Robert Colliers they hasda offered the position to one judge ?? ?? on the bench, and it was systematicallyrefused. The office should, thereiren remain lra¢anl;, or else the ...

... . I I I 1: I s afe ,? - -I ? , II , ? ?iil fi t, ? .. t I (ESTALB3SHEED A1qNO i737.) BE LF AST: SATURDAY, FEB. 2t4 1872. Tra New Ydrk correspo ndent of the Dai12j Telegraph, in a cable telegram dated yesterday, states that the American answer to Earl Gran- vifle's note had, been. written on the previous day. The, answer reciprocates the professions of friendship in his ldorship's note, but ...

... ghe i$wlfast g(EST mL Am-0 177.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY,T MARCH 20, 18723 . THE principal matter of interest in Parliament last night was the motion of Sir Charles Dilkec which is amply referred to in our report and special telegrams. The motion of the Pepubli- can Baronet was ignominously lost, only 2? voting for it, and 2276 against. Mr. Disraeli will bring before the House of Commons after ...