... I QUEEN ISABELLA AND DON CARLOS 'The ez..Queen of Spain has addressed the fol lowing letter to the Fiegaro, to explain her receni interview with Don Carlos:- IoaraUa-It is neither in my eharater no habits to have recou1rje to the press, even to de fend myself against attacks, however unworthi and unluatifiable.. But when people take unfai advantage of my name to misrepresent the mos( simple ...

... CT) h, P, t ? 4. AY ffu2t itIffl, ,, av,%, , t, Vv low IV & (EST A ILTSII..D ANNO- 1727,. ) flELFAST i TVESDA Y, JA'N 1, 187S TuEsFr are various specunllat;'mt as to the issue of the peace ncgotiitions the British Govern- ment has undertaken to conduct at the roquest of Turkey, The English Cabinet has lost no time in entering on the rather diflicult task entrusted to rt, and tbo St. ...

... ,. ?? : It-HETOROUGH :Rk - ?? ' ; O TO l 3tDiTrOs OF THE RtFZlANW. IV ,- .tStR .fn~n- E M'Evpoy-¼aving ,wrltten a longs 1t6tter wtohet'iaily papersqouestionintg the estimates and ekpenditure of, the borougn rate' ?? Z 'l l 'obliged 'by 'youir ki`l- .- inserting ,the to]ivoiig 'b TO SE]DT. 11,1st Didemo 1871J.t LST- In dur rpaper, J.o. 4d voy 'il writesia lonfg.'letter orx the above ...

... THE PRESBYTERIN CHOL .. The Belfast Presbytery will meet to-day, at eleven o'clock, in May Street Church vestry, and will be opened with special religions exercises. NEw YEAR'S SEavics TO WINrT. - We direct attention to the advertisement iu anaother column of a united rewvyear's ser.ice in St. Encoh's Churcb to-night. Addres'es areto bpdellitele1 we uodei- stand, by Revs. X. J. L1nd, Win. ...

... F,,177- , ??N4 w .q, I.4 I V lv? ?? ;. 010, 'tal-. on 6. e1lsupu Tasn ai1 puijecl. T'hri 'lock wa 'm4AOZT tbse ikto;7i I~'eto, niei~e~ ook~lae,~o6ij, it i~I? ?? I Eft~iul 'HnkAba fo receive th adep, ?? l ?? bl'hadsatier;seekip Sir Rioivhel Hicke. Dti~*AehU4ief t1o~'ach ?? i Jraper~2ssi; in44s ~',Piobe ~J Ot ?? f illers Heus~ins riouter, and -piopkietorofIihAtss.t ?? PaPOp Joaogtif, Pvty, ...

... mner Ties London Correspondent of a Dublin paper, cae writing or Sunday night Eays-Nothing continues car to be talked of here but the momentous fact that our Gevernuent have agreed to mediate. There son. can he no doubt that our entering the stage to treat writh Russia places us in a difficult and even a dangerous p osition. But it is now whispered. that lnd, the blinistry took care to loolk ...

... I ?? .. . .. AN . - _ . _ . . . I , . i THE BANK 0~ IRELAND. ?? ?? i ?? anED~ BIvOIR OFBXa ?? t f 1 ,, ,. ?? ./ !Decmbet 01i ! ftresting discussion which yopa , 1.qr6 ?? of Irelaud ocaoioned induMa. Ime, n6v that the bustle of the Cbristmss holidays is neeyr ye,*broqbe you letter ipon In looking over the Chartbr and Dy-LAwi I ?? that the dire rewhen elected arebound byath to *t ...

... I Xkd iAI' THE WAR. ?? .. . i. - ?? ?? ?? I. - . . .. - ; .. ?? .. . .. . . .. .. LETTEl FROM THE RP8lIER. ao ' , ; > ' ' London, Monday. at' r., NRiltmanl Brry, who tobk an active part'n ti tbe 'i'rafalgar-square ?? demonstratiox,. ob Satitrdtiy3 ifter,svards forwerdedto Lord Betcons- fe1dcujivos 'of the res.olutiouV ?? were-'theu tc i aased;ttn'd~ieqpxe~ted that his I6rdnhip would state Bt ...

... OER1STMA8 OS-T TEI4.LTES.] *lo onasgwow obW eaxIO,) ' 7 ' lyyere, 'Friday. if evdP ihere ~aessnplon that 'h nnfo ibrtu. ates paraded at the trial in the Court bf queen's Bench were not fair speoimens of''4 he rich, tbriv- ing, well-to-do fellows the buckley tesantry were described to be, one may hope thbt this investiga- tion will once for anl scatter it to the wins. fI have already visited ...

... ATEil I 'NE, Ws. -I > tla ' ?? &e'wn Spefcbd Wir. -; L..',Q,''.ORRSPOIND~E.' ph ?? ~ a~s -COffice, '21i Strand, London, Ea ?? i~esdMDunig. ?? bi ln3 .'Z.'iie~iwrtati tbat -Rvlsuia bas, ?? gicalnlif, rlqtp i, bsoibelily n son mauy.word$,.dseline, the .Fiugfiqh', jwi ot~rtmmi There was great excitemeut. yesterday m7 at the IWeign Offloe, and. Earl Derby. has been Bv telegraphed for to return' ...

... ItrLTTARY is'? .EI I FY N1DWASMm lArtY-LUBS. IYNES 07 RM'~tP (FReM OUR MrnTAsT. CORSSPwHT.) London, December 30th. che. Ga e of the night before Aab gave 611 the mpntal promotions in the manner previously' heated by the Freeman's Journal But it con. ned none of these further numerous retirements which we have been hearing so 'many wild ru- ours. Three months will have elapsed the day ter to ...

... DEPUTATION TO TRlE CHIEF SECRETARY. ?? 01US, SfPlCAL RAE1ORTh3I] ; DuaBnTI, BIONDAY.-An induential deputation of the Working Men's League waited on the Chief Secretary to-day to advocate the closing of public- houses on SuudasavBs being the wish of the majority of the working iaopo. i Mr. Tnoors M1'GuvEx real a menemorial, -which contained the follovWin: - WVe SIVIpOrt Sund5y` closing, not in ...