... CORIESPONENCER ?? ~ ?? I - THE PRES ENT CONDITION OPT.EANTRIM t RoAD. TO T:E EDITOR OF THE BieLFAST NEWS-LXBTSiE. S-lSenllw me to cail attention to the present t condeto at of the ntoiune lead, inmmelaitiy 'heyoed2't the bonudry of the boron ib. Owing to the ex- cessive raidns during tie past season, ;ad for Mri na years Ireiously, tane 1ood, waters coming frosa tle' lleere:;.rk and. bkego, ...

... A NEW PLEA FOR DIVORCE, A vxRY strange yet authentic case is reported in , the LidicnA ?? GC:c'te by the Civil Surgeon of H Hoshungabad. A young womjn named N'aance, aged 24, was married some twelve years ago; she however did not go to her husband's house till two - years afterwards. After staying with him for eight days, she suddenly bece-me insensible and re- mained so for two or three days. ...

... MASON-IC FEMALE ORPHAN SCHOOL. TacE December meeting of the Board of Governors was held in the School-house, Burlingtoa Road. | Dublin, on Tuesday morning-3. W. SirssEwLro ?? in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read, and the reports of the several committees re. ceived, a ballot took place for the honorary officers and committees of the school for 1873, when the ...

... An interesting return, moved for by 3frg. Locke Kting, lihss just been printed, showing the number of houses a ssessed to the inhabited house duty in ealch coun~ty and !Parliamentary borough at difflerent grades of rental. The lower grades are-. (1) at £20; (2) above £;20 and under £, 30; (3) at £30 and under £560; and (4) at £60 ad under £ i100; and there is a separate grade for each increase ...

... She was in an old house, in which she met an old Dietor, very old-fsshionedly dressed. She droppea hin a low curtsey. He acknowledged it with a very polito bow, but said - Don't mind me, my dear. I'm only a ghost. Still, as this uwed to be my house, I suppose I have a right to walk about in it. I take s0 much pleasure in seeing what the clover young doctors of these days, and those ,iweet ...

... TEE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES IN DERBYSHIRE. On Friday morning, at 12.30, the Prine8 and Princess of Wales left Chatsworth, accompanied by the Duke of Devonshire and the Marquis of Hartington, in al1 Open carriage, for Haddon Hall, the seat of the Duke of Rat- land. They were preceded by the Duke of Rutland. In addition to the Royal carriage there wore four other car- riages, containing ...

... THE LEEDS MERCURY I ?? -- QI IT iS stated that the result of the debate it the French Assembly on Saturday is regarded as .,i satisfactory, and has raised reat hopes in the e. mercial world. At the same time we learn that tb. BLourse yesterday was flat, three per cent. Rc closing 70c. ]ower than cn Saturday. Five per een Loan, however, was 22c. higher. TuE Pw.cE IMPERI.AL OF Gnr -v and tL! ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL C(ANDRIljGIR tTNIVJIBsITY LOCAL FmAmrNATravs The annual examination of boys at the Leeds Centro com-i 1I1enrced yesterday, in the Law Library, Town Hall, Leeds, under the superintendence of Ur. A MD. Watson, Fellow 'Of Jesus' College, Cambridge, and Mr. Henry H. Sales, Local Secretary. In addition to several private students there were candidates present from the following ...

... TEE CENTRAL CIIAMBER OF AGRICUJLTUJRE. A mesting of the Central Coancil vas held yesterday ino the Salisbury Hotel, London. ~r. H~aIZaoE Presided. There was a large attendance. On the motion of M~r. Pm1L, M.P., ?? byr Mr. WurrAxiut, the report of the Local Taxation Committee presented at the last meeting, was adopted. The annuai report of the Council, in reviewing the Isaboars of the past i ...

... UNYLmVTm T 7TELLTGENCR, ?? ~r105founded bythe late Dr. D irvsnoeifleanof ~ end £Legiusyrofesaor of Divinity, to be giv~en to slueh stut.Mit's as shell exii h bs el deuce of a critkac.l study if vhs Stiptiiagint version of the Old Testament , snal slioh Other Hellensiitic literature as issay sesve to 811aigst the1~ NOW Testament, heave been iay served I t oa Ahes Hayne, B A,, Trinity - 7ugd toC ...

... MR. DENT, MYP., AND SIR H. JOHNSTONE, M.P., AT SCARBRO'. B ~~(By TELnrim n FOX OUB REPOILTER,) - Last evening Mr. J. D. Dent, M.P., and. Sir Harcourt Ig Johnstone, ?? the, borough Members, addre~eed a crowded meeting of their constituents in the old Town Hall. Scerbro. Mr. WXc. ROWNrnpp1 presided, and am Ong i~t the gentlemen wvith him upon the platform were Alder- A men Woodall and Foster, ...

... (fN~fitAJ~ FO0REIGN NEWS. fi ~(Bnnvscn'e TxLEGEAC# rS. 7TH[E CRISIS IN FIA NGE. P~secs, Sunday E~vening, -The new Ministerial appoint- Iflents are reegarded as indioating the termination of th3 recesnt crisis ; and it is hoped in Mlinisterial quarters t~hst they will1have the effect of giving the Government the. ?? of the Right Centre and tbe Left Centre. A .generai dispositiou exists, however ...