... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 3 to 73 have, On various. occasions, alded to the small and inadequate salaries paid to bak officials ary il our banking establishments. In doing so, we na only gave expression to the public opinion on the )Ol, subject; and although the parties so hardly dealt of with have submitted uncomplainingly to their lot, ace several of our Dublin and provinc al contemnporaries has have followed our ...

... lO.NDON CORRESIOI2EN CE.I IEBO&I OUR OWN CORRESPOhMND.] LoxnoxT, WEzDNiDAY7. ?? curiosity was expressed before the closing of Parli:-aent at the circumstance that no new writ was issued bc~ora the prorogation for the election of a member to serve inL the room oef that pliezsant -person and ardent patriot, Mr. Attorney-Gen3eral Dowse. The Government ofi Mr. Gladstone is, I believe, meditating ...

... Ad NULDF TH-iE BELFkSl . - - TRAMWAYS. .9. _6 ionday week Ist, 1' r. Roberts. C.I Cs- evernment Inspector, o0ficily inspected the portia eof the new tramway lines which extend ;rom the Botanic Gardens to Castle- Place. Mr. Rohirt 'Be Boag, Mr. Geo. K. Smith, Solicitor to the Tramway !it GmpsaBy; Mr. Samuel..Black, Town Solicitor; Ir. )ve J. 3. Montgomery, Borough Surveyor; Mr. Larsen tlhe 0.C, ...

... ARRIVAL OF TaE LORD LIEUTENANT IN BELFA$ST.I YnESTrnAY, his Excellency Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, accompanied by the Cou ntess Spencer and a distinguished party, paid his second' public visit to Belfast since his appointment to the Irish Viceroyalty. The visit was looked forward to with great interest by the inhabitants of this town and district, to whom Royal or Viceregal ...

... TYROYE Pf.OTESTANT OPHAPN., SCCIETY. ON Friday, the 2nd inst., the annual mceting of this society (Dungannon ,district) -.was ifelI in the Society fHouse, and though, froul unavoidable causes, several of its -warmest friends were not able to be present, yet, whether as regards the general appearance of the chyldren, numbering tlhrty two, the interesting and practicai address tic]: veredl, and ...

... 01. I lk? d? i. r ? Wil UR? METING I51 LlsBBUXe;. Ox Saturday a public meeting was held.in the Town Hall, Lisburn, for the purpose of making at- ;rangements' for expressingte 'con gratulations of the inhabitants of the town to Sir Richard Wallace oa the occasion of the settlement of the ownership of the Hertford estatesr The mieting, which' was convened, by Mr. Q.xrha in 'nnority with a ...

... The Standard ?? is in a ratker peculiar position just now. There are four can- didates for its single seat, which is not yet vacant. There appears to be no doubt that Mr. Attorney. General Dowse will succeed to the judgesh-p Ie1si by the late Baron Hughes, but the Govern. mcnt seem resolved to delay the appointment as loug as possible, Two motives may be assigned for their hesitation in this ...

... 'I 'I'list F)?e O . ,,Cambridge I ?? ?? - - -, I DUBL I FRIDfAY, AUG. 23. ' ?? I IT is with sincere gratification that we an niounce the termination of the Bakers Strike. Yesterday the great body of the men returned to their work. To-day, wo have no doubt, there will be abundance of bread in the market, and to-morrow, we trust, everything will have resumed its normal condition. During the ...

... pSPECIAM TEAMRAM&. (FROMl OUR OWN 'OORRF1PONDNAT2&j (By hseennas Special. Wire.) fEIXEASE OF MR JOHN REA. Belfast, Thursday Night. There wasifor atimea greatdealof excitement in Belfast this evening, consequent on the release from the county Antrim prison of Mr. John eca, who on Friday last at the Belfast police court, while the trial of some rioters was being proceeded with, was'ientenced to ...

... KlGSTOWN INTELLMr(NCE. 4 ,_ ?? BAZAA9 AT GLASTHULE.-Yeaterday the 6a' zsar for the purpose of providing iunds for the building of the schools at Glasthul& was hld, and arwing to the Indefatigable exertions of the respected parish priest, Rev. Patrick M'Cabe, and the eurates, tise Rev. Mlr. CummiagS and Rev. Mr. Maher, aided by a vcry large anl ac- tive committee of ladfies, was a aomplets eac- ...