... YESTERDAY'S PARLLTAM ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAAY. THE LORD CUANcMLLOR took his seat at five o'clock. Tt-1.. APPROACHiLNG CONFBrYCE.R. Lorui STRATHEDEN postponed his notice with reforence to the precautions desirable before Great Britain eut-red the approaching Conference. LAY r'ATRONAOE IN TIE CHURCH. Earl BE.TUCHAKP brought up the petition from the Crown to the effect that in accordance ...

... HPJE REPRESENTATION OF BELPAST. WARD MEETINGS IN SUPPORT OF on MR. WIL1AM EWART, J'P- gel Sal ref ST. GE:ORGE'S WARD. Mt A MrFTIrG of the Conservative electors of St- roi George's Ward was held last evening, at eight th o'clock, in the Sandy Row Orange HalL The large th hall was crowded to overflowing, and the meeting, edo 'which was representative of all classes, most unani. ab mously adopted ...

... I A ?? in conneotion with this preceptory was held in the Orange Hall, Ballymoney, on Friday evening, the 1st inst. There was a large attendance of the members and their lady friends. Flags and banners belonging to the different local and other lodges were suspended around the hall, which was brilliantly illuminated with gas for the occasion. Among those on the platform were the following:- ...

... .LATESTH NEWS-. e- [SPECIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMSJ] . e. . to THE PROBABILITIES OF WAR. a. a. - te ALLIANCE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND le TURKEY. Ln FAILURE OF THE CONGRESS. i 10 A Times Bucharest telegram ?? popular Id belief appears to be here that war is extremely t probable between England and Russia, but the 1 s, more sedate-minded people still continue to hope le that hostilities will be avoided. ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] Housn oF CoMMoNs, TnuRSDAY.-The select1 committee appointed to consider this att met this morning in No. Eighteen Commnons Committee. room, Weetmninster-Mr. Shaw Lefe're, M. P., chairman.' Sir Frederick Heygate, a large Irish landowner, and a magistrate of the County of Londonderry, was farther examined by the Hon. D. PLNuErir. Hle said the landlords have very little ...

... UAGOOR ROAD (VOLCWOOD) CRUPRCH AND SCHOOLS-SOIRSE AND PRESENTATION-On Wednes. er day even.ng, the 13th inst., the members of the Id above uhurob gave a soiree to welcome their newly. In ordraned pastor, the Rev. Henry Halliday, A.M. Er.Txse attendance was so large that numbers could ra not be accommodated in the epacious schoolroom, El which was most tastefally decorated -with flags, ar ...

... BAZAAR IN AID OP WILLOWFIELD CHIURCH. YESThRDAY, at twelve o'clock, a bazaar, under the patronage of the Hon. Lady Bateson and Mrs. Houston, promoted for the purpose of raising funds to erect a schoolhouse in the pariah of Willowfield. and to liquidate the remnant of a debt due on the parsonage, was commenced in the Ulster Hall. The formal ceremony of opening the bazaar was per- formed by Sir ...

... T E SIT U A T IO N.. . FRO THEE isDA.Y TELEGRkPXI. J ArTEpn having cheerfully sacrificed two hundred and fifty thousand human beings to death by battle, disease, and privation for the sake of Christian reformation, it would be curious if our agitators found the close of the Russo- Turkish war' almost too Christian for their tastes. Yet it can Ecarcely have formed part of their original ...

... I. MEETING OF MR. EWART'S SUPPORTERS. I BALLYMACARRETr. ONE of the moit thorbughly unanimous an' tnthu. Lsiastic meetings yet promsoted by the fhiands of Mr. e William Ewart waS held last evening in the Orange IHall, Ballymacarrett. The meeting was quite a F local working man's demonstration, so cordially did the artisans and operatives of the district avail themselves of the opportunity of ...

... j ?? S IO C T D N S I;Idi; , Oir IouPdayy at the' -petty eeesions.-held-at-Bewonr. field, John H. Leohe,, , V. TPsttergon, . Engle- heart, 3., Murray. ,Grant,.A exander GottbndrR;.' '.Rothwell were charged with cruelty to, ;6 cat on 'February 5. Harry HEirding, boy,_depoqed, tha. he 'baow, all .hi -aix y-ix n gentlemen onD the day in 4nestion. They were out In Mr. Chambers's meadow between ...

... [SPECIAL TELEoRAM.] LONDON, TEuRSDAY EVENING.-Lord Stratbeden e had his revenge in the Lords to-nigbt. He ha. I rangued the peers for over an hour on the iniquities t of the Russians in general, and Lord Derby in par. ticular, and with regard to the latter offender the 1 excesses of the noble lord were co great that trencing on the ludicrous they cast the House into a hilarious frame. Nothing ...

... L A T E S T N i.E, W-S.1 ?? I I [SPFA OJIAL & ORDINARY TELEGRAMS.] .RUSSIA UNMASKED. ENGLAND'S1 ATTITUDE IN TE[E CONGRESS. VIENNA, W.4DNESDAY.-The Austrian Govern. ment, on the stre. igth of Baron Laugenad's despatch, fancied that Ru ia Dwas really disposed to submit to the Congress such points of the treaty of peace as the latter might deem it necessary to discuss, and somewhat hastily blamed ...