... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... :L UiD ON ?? 0 R P. l 1RtOM OUR CORrMPONDENT.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY. MaR GRANT bDuFF, who was formerly Under- '8eoreiy m, Lato sfr India under the Whigs, and who, ?? hnowv or other, appears to have incurred a good deal of unpopularity, which found exprs.- eirn at the clubs and in the House of Commons by the eubstitution of Grand Muff for Grant Duff, is a very sanguine soct of person. Mr. Grant ...

... T To g, ?? 9TREET FOUNDRY. TUE NEW WORKS-SUPPER AND BALL, I- LacT evening, the e-mIpoye* of the Meesrs, Juhn 0. Rowan & Sons (Limited) were cntsrtained at f,[ supper and ball by the directoos, on tthe ocoasicn of the completion ef the new woeks, rerdered fiecossary by the increase and exteriion cf bahi. iice . The building was gaily decorated with fiega FI and banners, and was very sultably ...

... e ?? I LIGO - STAL1 3 -- i I.. ,I oi, - ?? ULANDELAQ]L AC iD r 'L X l 1 l ?? ?? .FcD YI cotisan oficr 'of a rewzrd 110nf'ifltion as Nvi] I lead to the ?? W~I' SIeid and. b.: ?? en of Sl140 oil' ,he nighat of thu, xvi'nn . 1cnanefallber has bet'n.n _iuv Lieiten.4ant for the 'County K n ae I Murphy WU remanded to. Ib D)U ).n 1'ClI: Colut On a harge e'f i.,_epmotber. 1tin co of theI uniteul ...

... ig A-iT NA-TvA AL ?? AND ii'IL('OQ3lUICAL S(CIETY. ATQMMs ?? ArV-OAT.. C' -C rgis ?? ?? he1. Jno :c 1- Na - Ii Th-v Scolbty, -at thema_ i Kth A'tit Ai?th- u'-Lc't, 'n-doS I h-ave rbsaT' ic% ncr' iier'ou ?? as to s~'r keen ?? i%-`,iat exci.iog 1' diaaa) atoof on'? - - ' ?? r'iollatn plea or do: nt ?? ?? a/y Atvainosd. Wo on'4: thbaafutfoly to rc,-en.- t eO (ath['i here, arid thratbatte o ...

... CLIEMICO.AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tire m[ nthiy mretiag of this society was held yes. terdory in the roonms, Upper Arthur Street.-Rov. Josrree BRADnS1nW, J.P., preoiding. PrOf. HODi'S having read the minutes of the last rncrsing, mentioned that since then he bad received a number of letters, none of which, however, were of spcci'3l imloortanoe. NEW bSEMBER. It 'Ws proposed and resolved that Mr. ...

... COURT AN FAS) ?ION. THF COURT. BtAurnr.sx,, NovFmrRn 4.-The Qs'en wernt out yetsert'rdy morning, attended by the Countes of i rr;:ll and she LHon. Mary Pitt. The Duke of Rie mnxd and Sir Thomas and the Hon. Lady BidldulPh had the honour of dining with the Qoeen. BL'uCISGreouM PALACE, ?OVEMYBR O -RE IL- peral highnessathe Grand Dake Cocaroe-itci, at- tended hy Prince Woikoueky and Colonel Hon. ...

... A HEINESE MISSIONARY. THE New York Timeo says- We have long fore. Mr seen the porsibility 't a ?? to cur country the from the heathen, ani one has at laot arrived in the gro person of Wong Chin FJo. Ala, yes ! Bitter and con humiliasting as is the truth, he is a Chinsman-faY, gro more, a political refugee. He has recently arrived has in Boston, and et once begun his labours among the dec ...

... LATEST ?? ESPECIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMS.] irg MR. GLADSTONE'S BOOK ON THE VATICAN DECREES. Lot .Mr. Gl3dftone's bock on The Vatican Decrees in I in their bearing On Civil Allegiance and Political i Expostulation is issued this (Saturday) morning, feoi Mr. Gladstone states that Le writes 03 account of ' the alarm at the aggressive action andimgined ahoe growth of the Roman Catholic Church ...