... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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 ...

... - , ~! ' , .A (C i - T - A * Y. A EII(: :: R l1 IJZLI.TN, FlR1oAr. , a c bve appoi:.ted to ?? Ato a 2-E Jo5cph Atlzinron, of Summer ' ?? l;-C, Jufha Treden-nick, of * ai(;: have beun appointed to ,d 0ollok, Esq, of Lis. *:Z !} c^orkilchard Perott, E&q ; Richard ;,,5 ,, or' ~Lakoview, Blackrock, CoGk. ...

... TEE BIBLE SOCIETY. le Tax annual meeting of the Bell sat Auriliary to the l Hibernian, Britteh, and Foraign Bible Societies was held yesterday at the Society's RoomS, Donegall 4quare East, Bdlfaot. The chair was occupied by ght JAMES N. RicIR~DsoN, Esq., of Iasue, President ,ith of the Auxiliary. at The meeting having been constituted, The Rev. WILLIxe JO3STOcY, one of the hon. secretaries, ...

... g -V, AM CV1. ?,Jfwst Pws-Ptd. (ESTABLISHED Av\NN0 17,37.)- BELFAST: SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1874.. TnE rumour which was circulated yesterday in some quarters regarding the health of the Queen happily turns out -to be entirely un- founded. Her Majesty, we are glad to say, continues to enjoy excellent health. A Bayonne telegram, dated yesterday, states that the Republican troops were actively pur- ...

... I MIOYSiGNOR OAPcrL'L AND GiL GLADSTONE. * MONG-suIxOR CAmsL hag wrltien aletter in aneworto the cx irernier's 'Espostulation,' in which he says: -Is it surprising th.t Catholic3 should feel inD digjnaint that 2o ?? an ?? should, t tbifiioct a rnnment's Nvarning or provocation of any kil 2, revie all they hold most sacred on earth, and inv ilt the Head of the Church himself? Speak- irg of Mr ...

... I THs 42nd Highlanders (Black Watch) are emner orders ?? embark on bonrd the IHimalaya al rOr:. mouth. u;.O Sat:rrdy next, for Malta. The hinc:a'a ling already arrived. Captaia Harris, 20th Regiment, Sc'seintendezt of G3mnasis at Dublin, the Curragh, ;eei ellilt is to rej Ai3 the 2nd Battalion at Preston on the sit prox., tor daty, at the expiration tf the .eri i ef his appointment. ! n ...

... FOR 1875. ? , 11 %I I [g(IAL iEL;EORtM1] i, cul OL'l CORRESPONDIENT] DUULTN, FRIDAY. ol tinuight ?? the namos of the r n urnedby the Judges of Assizes to L 0 C 0 E 'Cligh-Sheriff during the ensuing , ; .. r robert Jackson Alex-Ander - '0 .. , ( > Frau-is Edward Mac ?? ',U1hrnfls ; bir CGas. Lanyon, N .i ,Se ;Vlicount'Newry,Mourne h.renru Bruce Wiight Armstrorg, o ?? !r rour A x'n James Hall, ...

... GREAT ORANGE DEMON'STRATION AT DUMBARTON. IT is now a Ltotg time ?? Orangeim first found & h home in Dumbarton. For a considerablo number of 1 cars ith growth was but slow, and a single room e was capable of accommodating all the brethren of e thar loyal Oi-der hore, Within the past two or thnree yearn, however, a great change has taken I place, and the Order has very rapidly increased. e ...

... Coli I, l- . PONDEINICE. THE CARDINALANDTMESSRS. MOODY AND TO 'T!lE gbiTOR or THE LULO..SiT NEWS~-LETTII. SIR-In noe repoet ofl Cardinal Callen's late ad. dress wo learn hsis opinion of Messrs. Moody and Sankey. is s~caB unirt to cat a slur on their L.. 0.n4u.c: ,j y i~euiyine-a comparison. Then, as. sitgaL:. ?? t Seript.ro tlo suit h Ir'':o3 ant a~CS to tlorn ?? wo~rds- ?? in I!:cvan i. ?? ...