... T-T1{M~ ,tn T~E SiOiAiL SOti-BTY. Last night the most itraordiuarY scene which wasI ever enacited within' academio walls fook placb in the, Dining Hall of Trinity College. The night wag f6:ed, for, ah ?? Rd1Ies of te; .ud.odtr of the His-i' torical Society, an office this year filled by Mr. Charles, Louis Matheson. During the week College circlea had been greatly oited by,4te coming meeting.' ...

... WsP have received an admirably written pisper, addrkessed to young men, containing a proposal for a new prayer union. It in written by Mr. Somer- ville, oC Glasgow, anad appeared some tinie ago in a religious periodical. After referring to the effect cf the present religious movemert on youog men, the w5iftr giaaa-e a.t Mr, Moot' propoeal that one night weekly, say Tsaeedav, should be ect ...

... CDUrTeT AND FASHION. THE COURT. BALMTORn. CASTTE OVeorVe. ]5.-The Qoern a-cd Prirce Bea-rice, att;ended by the Co-ante.s or Errol; and the ionz Marv Pitt, drovs to Loch Ballat!ter in the morrnig, and her Ma jesty walked out in the afternoon with Princess Beatrice. 3 THE QUEN'S RETUR- ?? SCOTLAND. Her Majesty, accompanied by her Royal High. 3 ne Pdinoess Beatrice, attended by the Royal salts, w ...

... CGOURT AND _ASHION, he he THE COURT. he BA.IEOBAL CAsTLE, Nov. 11.-Th1e Qaueen wept n. out in the morning, with Pronces Beatrice ansd h7r d. Majesty drcve out in theafternoonD, attended by the ce Merhbioness of Mly. Prinuses Beatrice wzsn; out ea wite the Hon. Msry Pitt and Mkic. Cadognn, Mr. od ..d Mrs. Forbes arrived at tne Castle on a viLSt, e and had the honour of ?? with the Q-cen. e5 THE ...

... 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 ...

... I fa t (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25, 1IS4. TUE Birkenhead election has gone in favour of Mr. Maciver, the Conservative candidate. The Empress of Russia left Dover for the Continent yesterday morning. The Emperor is ill. The Marquis of Drogheda has been appointed Lord Lieutenant of Kildare. Oar readers will recollect that the death of the Duke of Leinster left the office ...

... 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 ...

... A MORNING WITH THE RITUALSTS. [1FRoM A CORRLSPODEWT OF TEN ROCK | SATURDAY last will be a day to bo remembered by the Rituslists, for it witnessed the opening of their new charch of St. John the Divine, Kenuingion, which-witb the one exc-ption of Mr. Wagner's enormous Maas House at Brighton-is the largest and grandest that they have yet aohibived. It ,.iiL also be a day to be well remembered ...

... THE COURT. BKLMORAL CASTr.-, THURSDAY. -The Queen went out in the morning, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, and her Majesty drove out in the after- neon, attended by the Marchioness of Ely. Pri2- cees Beatrice went out with th5e Ron. Mary Pitt. TIIE QUREI'S tRTURN FROM Tat NORTH. DUNDEs, FRIDAY NIrnT.-To.day the Queen. accompanied bry the Princess Beatrice, and attended by the royal suite, ...

... ?91 ?t ?dfut Pim-Pffm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 17i7.) -J BELFAST: WEDINESDAY, NOV. 11, 1874. K A BEruLi telegram alleges that Don Carlos has gone freely into France, and as freely returned to Spain, though steps were taken by the Spanish agents to have him interned by the French authorities. The Duchess of Edioburgh, accompanied by the Duke, drove out yesterday. A fully attended Cabinet Council was ...

... C;NSSLEFXATIV` ?? AT GLOUCIE:+ Ir. A GzErA ConuerVadiVe banquet was held in Shlirs Hell, Gloucester, la-t night to cele b-ate the victry ol the HEon. R. Plunk ets in Went Gloucester ai the last general elect;ion. The grent hal vwas crowdod. Among these present ?? Bathuaet, Mesas. Stephen, Cave, Wait, Eatcourt, York, Gardner, hc-hardson, Gardner (all mombars of P.;rhamaitt, i and many leading ...

... AN' ESSAY ON PUBLTlIJ[Y. Ma ApRrUCp. HELPi haW jast ,ivOnthefo6oing to the w.rld | The grcat pqit ' dead No legend wi.th ltoae depth Gi muniuig arad uere conciSelneZ of 'xrjres siot cvcr ?? the mvld tbaa that which tell of this aunouncement to mankind, that the great Pan was dead, Our Saviou. was expiricg upoG the cross; and over ll lands and alu neas the dread but holy acd jtfal fce was ...