... P. U cl. Tnw annual public meeting and soiree in connection li- with this very useful and unpretending establish. st ment was held on Monday evening, at haif-past of seven o'clock, at the Institute, Queen's Quay. a. There was a large attendance of sailors present. 5s, The room was pleasantly decorated, and the tables A were presided over by ladies whose kindly courteay gave a half domestic air ...

... II I I 0 I 1 1 1E 1 1 2 2 Corrccted up to the lst Not., 1874, inclusive. The numbers placed after the station indicate the regiment to which the depot companies are attached. CAVALRY. j 23rd do, It ?? let life Cordos-Wtiiil5r }Do,2nd bat-Gibraltsr, do 2ndLil du-rcdzO Wid['rk I24th do let ?? Roynal urk e Gard-ITYdo Do 2nd bat-Aldershot, do lot Dragoon GuarjSDajllfl 25~th do, lbt. ?? coil; nG Do ...

... ILATEST NEWS (SPE~AL &ORDIN.ARay ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? THE ARREST OF NANA SAHIB. AA Th-ie orespondent t-elegraphi-- MoRAx, e MO-AYt-A cousin of the Nan;, his bitter enmtwaS has been telegraphed for. Ho hasevery ?? eve to Convict an innocent man, or to divlcrt attention I K from the criminal. A Parsee witnecs of Importance!ia is on his way from Bombay. ds FRANCE. qu BOULOGN&SUR.MER, MOND)AY-The ...

... I LISCHWSKA V. M'MASTEE. To EDTOR or mx iswAST NEWS-L5LSB. Sm-My OlienUt, Mr M'Master, returned yasers day evening from France, and has jrst had his at. tentlon oalled to the remarks of Mr. Baron Dowse on the motion to plead made in the cause of Usa- chewska v. M'Master, on Friday last. The reported words of the lealrned baron5 coml- menting upon what appeare d to his lordship to be an ...

... COURT AND Em THEI CO URT BAIMCYR3L, VCraB1R 31 -The Q 1500 cootin the morning, attii~d d by the Co walktd Errol, and her Msjcsty drove 0A in the Ohta,, w.th the Mlarehionfge of Ely, .ecca Lord and Lady Robert Montago have left L don. xlf t. We have to announce the death o S Ronwe, Kt., C.B., at his residence in Qua! Jos a5 Street, Cavendisj Square, aged 77 years. A4 A maerriage is arranged ...

... pd 5-gdte, (ESTABLISHED AWN0 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 1874. Tns, person supposed to be Nana Sahib has been brought to Cawnpore for further inveati- ro gation regarding his identity. A telegram from New York informs us that the elections to the Legislatures of Pennsylvania - and New York have gone in favour of the Democrats, who have also a majority in 3, Tennessee. :sThe Paris ...

... MR. W. I. CALLENDER, M.P., ON THE DISESTABLISHMENT OF THE CHURCH. MATCaESTEt, TurzSDAY.--Last night a combined cooorsacioe of the St. Margaret'; St. -Mark's, St. Mary's, and St. Michael's Literary Improvement Societies vas held in the IInem Town HalL There was a large attendance of the members of the socie- ties alnd their friends. In the absence of Mr. Hugh Birley, M P., Mr. W. Romaine ...

... TiE first general meeting of the commitbes v the County Down Constitutional Association vas held in the Clarence Place Hall, Balfaaj., on Friday, the .Oth Oc'ober, lS74, at .twvlve o'clock. The si. tendanc: v wasr ?? and' influential) an1 the przceedir.;e wcro ubaiacterised by the greatst6 EDZIOIznwity and enthusiasm. Among the t-epresentatives of districts present wcret -Lotd Newry, Sir ...

... REJOICINGS IN COOOSTOWN. [FROM OUR V ZOFl.ZPONDILNT. 1 I THa retarn of Hugh Adair, ?? anrd Mrs. Adair, cm Thursday eveni-g iast, from their wedding tour, Wa3 Dad^, ?? occasion of a great demonstration on .ie part of the emplovcs of the Greenvale Spinning Mill, a3 indicative of the good feeling and high esteom in whieh they heldl their employer. For some weeks past a Committee, selecteda at a ...

... ?? -UIT(2H;, LISBU'hl,\. XyCON'S 2UTpTJN' OF THE MOO IThtYMiRTAL AISLE. Ld CaS.urat ?? ?? uOrok, the Lord tIF' Ri5 ?? 0f Duwn and Ccnrruw, ard Dromero conse- ?? ?? u'eoic 4io w haho hebee b~t5a ro.iz:n-.rs ' f LL6 COrigre. ?? -. el tb~i'f Ho : in ?? Ocrv e Cf l II lte Ars. UL ?? ciLsburn, mother tf the lee General 1ur Lo osoa.ayv2 during her lire was an * n'ent rei generous Ruponoter of ...

... AND i ?? js T eT CT 11 7'st. f0d T.a 2-st her Majeaty, th; PrinecR p *, ,ton~donr rt W tf. p, 0 lF ?? ca Cti o sy a i c Side! ta *o Gleetatcr ?? bce-h ?? Aft.er encnding t ;. ?? ,, ' e * v hi s 4 or tS r 67' '.rE tida r ai' t , I' ' P- ' ?? &-Y This tns the lirce on F ?? L-. At brightar&J-'' ta C 38 - 1 :There is cc-mo urcer'ain'y &c, tO 8a rctd5 ?? ,ti.erfl tte trom Bsherr ec Thero te Csls ...

... CIOMING OF AGE OF SIR HARLEY HUGH BOYD, BART., BALLYCASTLE. 15 [FROM OUR REPORTER.] B.LLTCASTLN, TISDAY. O Ynsrxany was observed as a gala day by the people of this picturesque little town and the ten; entry cf t1ie cesate on which it stands in honour of d tho cemieg of age of Sir Harley Hugh Boyd, Bart., heir to the property. The estate has, owing to ?? circumstances, been in Chancery for ...