... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE TJIMES ON. THE KEOGH DEBATE. The discussion on Mr. Butt's irrepressible mno- tion was renewed last night, and we ought, per. haps, to feel grateful that it was at an early hour this morning allowed to come at length to a close. We are grateful, though surprised. The ball once set rolling, why was it left to sto? before the Session itself came to an end ? There is a sitting to-night, and it ...

... I THE DEARNESS OF* MEAT.. We temonstrated a fortnight ago with the public for the panic into which they had been betrayed on the ise in the price of coals, but there seems to be 6no point on which the panic has some foundation, From all the Isformation we can obtain, we incline to believe that there will be no serious reduction in the price of meat, and that the poorer section of the ...

... I APPOIINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS. I (By Freeman Spedi(z Wire.) (From Last Night's Gazette.) WAR OFIICB, PALL. MALL, ?? ADI. 3rd Dragoan Guards-T Fliwon, Gent, to be Sub Lienterant, vice A Moullin, resigned. 6ith Dragoons-Lieutenane F Bloomfield to be Cap- tain, vice V hyre. retired. 10th Hussars-Lieutenant C Frederick to be Captain, vice J RuiSell, transferred to the 12th Laucers. 11th ?? J M ...

... I SPECIAL TETEGtRA7Yf. I P(From our Reporter.) | ?? 'Thursdlay Nliglaut. Tie Banquetofthe Royal AgricultuiralSe 'aty, at which his Excellency ?? Lienltelsnit was the 1rineipal guqest, took place in the Ulster Hall to-night. The decorations of the Hall were sinilar to those for the ball last night, and ibe scene presented when the company wor. scated was brilliantjin the extreme. His ERsol- ...

... THE USE AND. MANAGEMENT OF MANURES. In our previous articles we stated in a general way someof tbe chief resemblances and differences between Ireland and Belgium, especially such as concern husbandry and farmers. We directed the attention of our readers to the usefulness, inm. portance, and consequent real dignity of the pur. suit of tillagc In every civilised country, and we showed how from ...

... CO-CRT AMD ?ASHION. and - (1TER COU-T. M3lj - OSBaoagx, FinDAY.-The Queen and Prince Leo- sard pold drove out yesterday afternoon. Her Majesty's Of dinner party yesterday included Princei Arthdr and oLeopold, the Duehess of R oxburghe, the Hon. Lady , Biddulph, .Admir4 Sir Kodney Mundy, K.C.B. ted Rear-Admiral Alden, and Yiscount Bridport. The the Queen walked in the grounds this morning, ...

... I [(FROM OUR OWN ROPT:.]B.. I fli~DUNDRUNT, SATiJuDAly. T TmS event, wbich wasldkoked forward &jvwit.hago.d deal o intereit by thea ihgbibktms of this teat little . sea-ile town and the nelghbouring districts came . o ff to-day, and proved, on the whole, melt success- UB- f l. The great severity of the weather in the early Ipart oE the rning deterred a large number of per- the sons fro3 ...

... SPECIAL TLERAMS. l ?? OUR OWVN CORB POWDONT',) (ly Freeman Special Wire) THE FIRST PARLIAMENTARY ELEC. TION UNDER THE BALLOT ACT. SPECIAL TELGRRAs. /From our Correspondent) Pontefract, Monday Morning. Hugb Culling Eardley Childers, of I Prince's (0rdilenl, London, Privy Councillor, and the Hon. Jobn Horace Saville Pollingtor, commonly called Tikeonnt rolliugton, of 8St.John-street, Berkley. ?? ...

... ?? TELEGRAMi. I a- (RBOX OUR OWN OORBh9WPONDEVTsj (By Freeman. Spevtal WYi') THE KEOGH DEBATE. London, FArblay Night. The ffdebate ?? closedat so lte an hour (four o'clock) on the morning of Friday thatit would have been useless to attemptta sendyou some of the speeches. Mr. M:gyiirs did not rise till half-past three o'clock, hut Itt about twenty minutes he gave a detailed arra. tive of the ...