... 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 ...

... ?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 ...

... I a ?? - - art, 5t [SPECIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMIS.] THE HEALTH OF THE QU10EEN. [rwos A CARRZIOYDflVL] hla | On incsiry at the Home Otfice I fiud that no. ! to thing whatever is known rtspecting ay rumoured eby illness of her Majesty. lip, The report as to the Queen being indisposed 6p- F of apears to have been telegraphed to New York by I 1688so3me sensationa1 correspondenat an this side of ...

... LONDON GORRESPONDBNCE.I [FROM OUR OBCLMPONED)EN1 LfO oNoS, WEDNESDAY. ALL the members of the Cabinet are in town, and preparation la being made in eanmet for the legis. lative work of the nrxt seasion. The presence of the Premier at the civic banquet vwas hailed by the right hon. gentleman's friends with alacere gratifi cation, as he looked extremely well and spoke hope. fully, and as became a ...

... SEWER GAS AND TyPaOLD FEVRp. IT is certain that as roon as the cc!1 days arrive which usher in the early Autumn, when dor rs u windows are shut to keep out the wet or tce ow,_ temperetare of the air, wvhen every cl b tc - which freak air can find eutrsnz e ws f'ct: 'j prcducts of sewer ferutautetions are re, to t;ri their way where colder air is nat ail;vcw, to The result is that a crop of ...

... iETROPOLITAN GOSSIP.1 lFR-OM OtS LADY OOREPONDNTj I LONDON, Novnmx7 1 L TEsEx is one social problem, no matter how many others are solved by the united wisdom of senator; P philocophers, and philanthropists1 which still re- (6: mains In the old unsatisfactory tate-how laA`, h of limited means, with all the habits ar eque- a ments of gentlewomen, can do 50.: work which H shall be wholly or in ...

... . 'LLEs AND TIlE vs .V. - 'att'l, ?? e 'no L'onb ALGi, which Ut , > ;,fl oe ;iaturday e~ntempo- :f:e'i';'titi in the Fr-En(-' ew's . A td;i.al -ulltrn's pastoral attaching m -a Swit ke, as soec-lating tra- Scf,, to the ?? aud sound f ig. lflu oti e.-v.s a a itiorly re. cc .xU . t r:'! C:u. 7 no SiW says:- at ' i F Ai 1i LLAY ! c0 s .S rcgct 56 otoice indicratioes of an ?? . n I t;x t e of ...

... 'TRICKS OF BMHAV1OUR., T TuewS are a good many people who, though en- is i dowod with the best quanlities of the head and heart, dh 'air to find iav;our vithl the world in cznsequence of P- some defects of meaner. These, when regarded to ! scoarately, seem petty enough, but viewed rela- ed -,se pet !tively to their effects upon others, are seen to be cf a serious nature. Many a man and womsn ...

... EOSPITAL SATURDAY. v'L s> u.x- - - ?? I We are glald to obearve (says the ffePc- I Press arnd Circelar) that almost the entire Press, bothi lay and medical, egree with us as to the anomalous character of this fand as at present constituted and managed, or, moro ploperly speaking, mismanaged. From the very first wea que3tioned the ?? of having two distinct orgnmi.atie-opposition charity schemes ...

... Ti- a LL:(- HISTORICAL SOCIETY. T'Ii CoL PoEfnAv r 1.11ECAL TELURAM J cC it COSIREaPOXDENT] DUBlS, WsDEsnDAY NIGHT. pening meeting of the College Historical So *v, tool pl&ce to night, in Trinity College, and were characterised by great disorder a.vrc The students, who attended in i l> force, peraistently refused to hear Mr1 5 > ES the representation of the univer- 1.r. se ...

... COMPRESSED AIR TIL'lIWAY CARRI GES. AN invention has been patented by Mr. W. D. - Scott Monorjiecngnser, Glasgow. the Keite -t man of this year, whcch, shrni~ld it pro)ve allcc--sciul, appears calenlateito ?? thep exteniliflj of the tramway system.HeevCieao tesp O ances for overcoming thle prnoipal ?? ot~te ICO use of steam, it would appenr that many mOdifica- Beel tonrs. are necessary before ...

... THE[ENEW RAILWAY STATION, WATE'R, SIDE, DERRY. ?? R building, which will well supply a want long f1 t, is now rapidly approaching completion. In April, 1873, a contrct for its erection was entered into between the ?? o0 the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway Company and the MeEsrs. G. & B. Ferguson, buildere, formerly of this city. The buildings were to include the rail. way station proper, ...