... THE CARMELITE ACADEMY, DOWL. f NICK AE. ?? . I . ..11- -.3 - . -AvriNAR Yesterday the anuual ?? exercises took place in the Carmelite Academy, Domi- nick-.treet, in presence his Eminence the Cardinal Archbishop. The exercises wure held in the chapel attached to the a academy, which was elegantly decorated for the occasion. The chapel was crowded with a numerous and highly respectable audience, ...

... I FIRM IZEL). ARe, %ALS Up to 9 a.m., Jnly 15, 1872. Wihd-S.P. July 15.-Hlenry, Wexford, malt Editb, steamer, Holyhead, July 1d.-Lougford, Star, Mullingar, and Trafalgar, steamers, Liverpool. 4 colliers. SAILINGS. July 15.-Duke cf Sutherland, steamer, and DchcsE of Sutherland, eteamer, llolyhead *ord B yron and Afauritlue, steamers, Belfast; North British, steamer, Silloth: Duke of Leinstar ...

... J ?? ?? London, Saturday. r it is long snce I have given you abit of go0sip pure and simple, but the season must not'elose without it, and the subject most fruitful in this respect has been the marriage of Miss Fox with Prines Lichtenstein. From England the gossip reached France, and was paraded with flying soleurs in the Paris papers. Here it was con veyed to overy corner of the laud, and ...

... FUNERAL OF THE L?.TE JOHN W. M'MASTER,:t ESQ. ?? Monday, at half-past twelve o'clock, the remains of this much-esteemed gentleman wvere removed from Dubarton H~ouse, Gilfor4, for interment in the family burying-groundL at Tullylish Church, and seldom has it been our lot to witness a greeter mark of respect than was shown by the immense numbers of people who assembled to pay as fares w sell ...

... | XSTABuySDnANQ 7 ams BELFAST: syad. MONDz~3)1y5 JULYr 15, 1872, IT is stated thaat Parliamlent ?? be prerr'oc, d th1e 6th of Au~gust. ishing On Saturday, the Ferseanalag Grand Jur-; than lik~e their brefithren of othier counties, Presen ,f M~r. Justice KFeogh With an address in refereutz to the Gaiway judgmnent. iRepli~ing. hne ml he clainiednlo credit for havingdone l~isc dut'- l4 ?? ...

... tAYI? THE FOUNDATIO?STo?E OF? NEW GRANGE HALL IN HOLYWOOD [rxozr ova srnc ,BoB2.. ROLYWOOD, SATURn r. 7HZE ceremnony of laying the fouandation-stone of a new- Orange H~all was performed this aftern:oonf unlder very favourable circum~stances, by Lord A .E. Elil1-Trevor. Tghe hour adrertiged for the osromony to take place w~as fourt o'olock, and conlsiderably bcforo that time numbers of the ...

... COU?RT A?STD FASEtION. d THE: J£ C OURT:S. WINDSOR Cssrxi, FIRID AY.-TIhe Queen, accom.- t ~idby their Royal Higbnesses Princess ,. eatrice and Prince Leopold, arrived at Osborne a- yesterday, at a qularter besore onle o'clock. B THE PRI-NCED AND -PRIN CESS 03 waxss. 3e The Prince andi Princess of Wales, attended by a the Hon. Mrs. Stonor and Maj ?? Probyn, ~t were present at the military ...

... COURT A-ND FASHION. $ TIE' E COURT. O3snaOPnys, JULY I8.- he Queen drove oat vester- day afternoon, attended by the Duchess of Rox- burghe and the Countess of Clifden, and her Majesty walked in the grounds this morning, accom- panieoa by Princess Beatrice. The Prince and Princess of Leinengen visited the Quec~nA yesterday afternoon. Prince Leopold, attended by the EarI of Mount- charles and ...

... BIRAiLFAST.-EPPE'r CocoA.-GRATHFiL AND Vom FonTIN(+.- By a thorough knowledge of the inatu ral laws which govern the operations of digesticn and nutrition, and by a careful application of the tine properties of ?? cocoa, Mr. Elpps has pro. vie ed our breakfast tables with a delicately-flavoured Leverage which may save us many heavy doeiors' ?? Service Gazette. Made simply with Boiling Water ...

... I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMAN. SIR-We, the undersigned members of the committee of the Dublin Temperance Union, having seen with profound astonishment in the FREEMIAN a document signed by some who- are members, and by others who are not, of that body, in which an effort is made- to bold up our esteemed secretary, Mr Russell, to public odium, and knowing as we do that every charge made ...

... U t a -tJ (ESTADLzSgyrD ANNO 17S7.) ron ~BELP~sr; a a THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1072. our I the House of Commons, yesterday, Sir Row- as laud Blennerhassett moved the second reading in of the Railways (Ireland) Bill, the objectof va which is to effect the purchase of Irish railways of by the Government. He argued that the unity and harmony of management would tend to a e- development of the in ...

... METROPOLITANJ GOSSIP. IFROM _Old LADY CORtEsPONDFN-. LasnoNN, JuLY 16. !huro LAMS week, the Princess of Wakes, accompanied by made the Prince, laid the focndation-stone of a new wing it the to the Children's Hospital, in Great Ormond Street. flgy' The wing will be at the rere of the present house, iary in what was, until recently, the garden. For. uzntil tunately there is such a site to be had ...