... TME PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. PR$BYTT5LEY or Dows,-The usual quarterly mueeting of the Freebytery of Down was held on Tuesday in the Proabyterian Chirch, Crosegar- the Rev, George H. Shanks, Moderator, presiding. The Court having baen constituted by prayer, Mr. Eiijah M'Mordie delivered an essay, on trisl, on Toe inspiration of the Scriptures, which w5s sustained. It was reported that the ...

... COUIRIP jD .FASBION. TH, COlRT. B:usurz,, ..VU2in J --ie Qa AIi OU d Piti- cees Beatrice abto:d-d DyViule -enTi- v%1 te2.0 3 morning, in taLe pEri;h CU. uh Af UrathitO. The Rev. Dr. Lees cifisA6ted. ler Majesty wos at- tended by the CGountea3 of Erroll and the lieu. dl. S. Wee;. Her MajFsty and Princeas J.t'l:ice honoured Lady Bidduiph with a vieri' at Abe;geldie Mains in the aiteruoJL I1; ...

... -HE A NNUAL nXANwATION. [Fp O M O U L r. E P O R T e F- LCRGAN.WED5'SDAY. Ter annual examination In the Model School was held this day, under very favourable circumstancet There was a very large attendanoc of the parents and friends of the pupils, and of the general public. The examination commenced at eleven o'clock, and was conducted by Mr. Greer, the respected head teacher, with the aid of ...

... 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 pr)Comot thep exteniliflj of the tramway system.HeevCieao tesp O ances for overcoming thle prnoipal o~Jjztiolls ot~te ICO use of steam, it would appenr that many mOdifica- Beel tonrs. are ...

... 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 ...

... MIETROPOLITAN GOSSIP, [FROM OUR LADY CORRESPONDENT.] LosNDOY, NOVrnasBn 10. BAvING got over Lord Mayor's Show and the Prince of Wales' birthday, the metropolis has fallen back into its usual state of bustling, busy activity to day. The thoroughfares in the city are opened once more, and the flags on the houses are being taken down. A few loiterers hang at the street corners, watching the re- ...

... MR. GL ADST ONE AND RO 0 MA AN CIATHOLICS. All [Fo Al T E1 Fr T 8; E S.] OF all tho atrange and uneaxp2cet tei- s -.'an o could have teen ismagilld, nothinlg wonl> hive seemed strauger five years ago than ihat the N leader of the Liberal party should suddenly collect his energies and publish a vehe -en; dia. tribe against the Pope and Romniu Catholiei-in. (p WVe seemed about that time to have ...

... ULSTER TENANT-RIGHT. 10 THE EDITOR OF THR BELFAST NEWSLETTER. SIR-Allow me to say, in reply to the polite letter of No Babhranger, in your issue of the 4th inst., that Howitt's book, to which he refers, is both obsolete and not acoeptable-to perhaps one in 500 of your readers. My statement was that the rental value of land was doubled in Victoria during a leasehold tenure of twenty four ...

... file m PtIfast Rtw5-xdta- (ESTABLISHED ATNO 1737.) Of emi poy BELFAST: and THURSDAY, NOV. 12, 1874. 1th ide. ACCORDING to a telegram from Cawnpore, the la Parsee witness says the Gwalior prisoner is not Nana Sahib. The witness, it is atated, was well C' acquainted with the Nana. doi The steamer Queen Anne (Butler, master), on ii entering Villetta Harbour, Mltas, on Toesday up afternoon, cut ...

... NEW WESLEYAN CHURCH AND SCHOOL IN LISBUitN. LAYING OF TEEN FYOUSAT1ON-STOSB, I [FROM OIUR REFORB ]i LiSBURN, WKDNZSDAY. Tas ceremony of laying the foundation stone of a new Wesleyan church and eohool-house took place I here to.day shortly before three o'clock, in the pro- senoe of a large assemblage of ladies and gentle- men. t The church is being erected for the congregation I at present ...

... [SPECIAL & OBDINARY TELEGRAMS.].] SPAIN-STEE CARLIST WAR-SEVERE FIGHTING. PiRns, WEDNESDAY.-The following official Ca ...