... LAST evening a lecture was delivered in the Sullivan School-room, Holywood, by Dr. Reas, American Consul at Belfast, on How to improve the mental, moral, and physical condition of the work- ing men, or the libouring classes. The lecture which was under the auspices of the Holywood Young Men's Association, was numerously at- tended by a highly-respectable audience. The chair was occupied by ...

... IT is expected that the next School of Instruction ; for officers of militia will open at Dublin about the e 2 1 st or 22nd inst. WICKLOW RnI'uxs.-Lieut.-Colonel E. Symes Bayley to have the rank of Colonel upon retirement, and to wear the uniform of the regiment. Major ] R. A. Gun Cuninghame to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice Bayley retiredL QUELN'S RovAM ANTRIM R3FLE9.-Captain Win. E Jackson Clarke ...

... vRANGE SOIREE AND BALL IN COLE- R AMNE. [FROM OUR cnarxxv [BO'05 COPRYSPO NDENT. y C~ouCLzE.irAF,.TUESDAY. Teas evening a meeting of the most eathusiastie 3 character was held in the Town Hall here, under e the auspices of L. 0. L., 316. The spacious build *e ing, the walls of which were tastefully draped and 1 a decorated with flags, bannerets, and mottoes, was y well filled, though the price ...

... THE COURT. WrerSOR CASTLE, MARCH 18.-The Queen, ac- companied by Princess Beatrice, walked and drove this morning. Princess Louise, Prince Leopold, and the Marquis of Lorne walked in the grounds To-day being the twenty-fourth birthday of her Royal Highness the Princess Louise, who, with the Marquis of Lorne, is now at Windsor Castle, the band of the 1st Life GCards, by command of her M~ajesty, ...

... IECCLESIE STICAL. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. )A comittee or English bishops has revised the present reading of the Athanasian Creed, which is notoriously mistranslated, and that from question- able manuscripts. They begin - Whosoever i leddte to be saved; substitute infinite ' for in- comprehensible;' ?? this Trinity nothbinq is afore or after, nothing greater or less. iHe, therefore that ...

... LATEST NEWES LEasunen A:~~RzsAssocISIXOY THE ALLEGED> CoMPLICATIONS BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY. Pnus, ?? Coast tbtcztionef de- nies the existence of complications between France and Germany. BsaaLrL, THUR8DAY. - Nothing whaever has transpired here respecting the ultimatum alleged by a London paper, and to have been sent through Count Arnim to the French Govement. The statement is entirely ...

... IIMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I LAST NIGHT'S PARLIflENT. I [SPECLn TELEGRAM.] LONDON, FRIDAn EVENING. TFHE Lords have had a good deal of work this evening, and all the working peers, both Episcopal and lay, have been there to do it. Even watchful Lord Redescale looks after the Breadalbane case. The Royal Park and Gardens; at present handed over to Mr. Odger, have been formally introduced to their ...

... I ? LATEST N, EWS. _ oconrfed to interrupt a controversy of xrhicE the eonviecirg that it regrets arything should have | result was so ?? doubtfuL_ :,7RIdA:S SSX17ii;EN TCli 3ELARIz GI1a 57ILTE'S SECOh7D NOTEW- the 3azZy Wews ?? the ansnver 3f tlie hrnerical: Go5tern^7llent ta EawFl Granville's eecond dbspaich w&s ?? OfS last Wedataday, Jo . lEl::Z+TZB tS-D rBEsS ASSOCIATION l TELEGRAMS]. FP t ...

... ?? :ESTABLI w0ANO 1737.) BELFAST: MONINDAY, FEB. 19, 1872. THx funeral of Lord Mayo took place in Calcutta on Saturday. The Government have few friends in the awkward plight in which the appointment of Sir Robert Collier has left them. Even their i own familiar friends have not a word to say for them. The Spectator thinks it has been proved beyond all possibility of question that the ...

... TEE PRESBITEEJAN CRHURCH. AS.rBEATi-sCHO-o)L ESrmrT;rRxrarNcaT. -On Friday I e-en- a est, the teachers and scholars of the York r-et Presbyterian Church Sabbath-schools held tli-ir ztnnual soiree. The i-ons vnas tastefully de- ci acd for tihe occasion. The Rev. Thomas Ha- andton, aL, occupied the chair, and opened the e; e ?? reroceccl.ngs with the singing of the 23rd ps3aln wi hvich the ...

... GERAL SYNOD Or THip IRISH OHURCH. [FOMOUR - PZCL1L RrOLBOTE..] DuDf ie, THURSDAY. TaH Synod re-assembled at twelve o'clock. The LoRD PRIMATE presided. The proceedings were opened with prayer by the Bishop of Ruymors. The Rev. EDWVARD Norshe (honorary secretary) road the minutes of the previous day's proceedings, which wore con firmed. The 1tev. Dr. R33oREL moved, That the Dean of St. ...

... THE 1=EeG;E9T.Y OF THE PRINCE OF W9-ILE9. AT a meeting of the Provincial G-d1 Lodge of Tyrone and Fermanagh, held in Omagh on the zdth ult., the following addresses to her Majesty the Queen and the Prince of 'Wales were agreed to by acclamation, and the following replies have since baen received:- TO TOE QUEE-2N'S M1OST EXCELLEN'rT 31AESTY. IMAY IT rLmASE YOUR MAJESTY-We, the Free- masons of ...