... DUBLIN UNIVBSIRTY. PRESENTAT10D1' TO BURIG EON-MAJOR REYNOLDS.' [FROM OUR S'ZOIAL nEPORTMR.] PVnuNm, WEDNEsDAY.-T o.day, the University Caput, conslsting of Arotdeacon Kyle, Pro Vice- Chanceller, the Provost, and Rev, Mr. Barlow, Senior Master, non-regenet, nat In the Eiamrtnation. Hall, Trinity College, for the purpose of conferring degrees, with the assistance of the Rev. J. A. Oalbralth, ...

... [YrRoX oU1 GBRMAN OOiSMONDE O D I TIaRs5 are ettuggla% enough going on within the so, called Holy Russia. The most remarkable, how b ever, Is that which may now be s eaid to rage be o tween the Czar end a great many of his subjeots. These demand liberty, and he serem determined to jefuse It There was a report thet on his return from Livadla there would be a great consultation, the result of ...

... LORD CRIOHTON ON ORANGEISM. [FROM OUR COORBSPONDE;NT.] LIsNAeREA, WEDNESDAY.-The annual Orange solrao in couneetion with the Orange lodges situate In the town of Lisnaskes was held last night in the Markethouso, the large room of which was very prettily decorated for the ocoasion. The flige of the lodges 895, 626, 329, 1952, Royal Black Pre. coptory, anid the Lienrqkea Murray Flute Band, with ...

... IMPROVEXENTS .IN BALLYMAO4ARRUTT AND: MOUXTPOTTi64kr DIS,,TtICTJS, As much of the evidence given before the late Municipll Boundaries Commission had particular referenee to these loalliblee, It ,may not We out of placc to refer rleiiy 'to th ?? pe itl n, and to the Improx'ements which have been earned on for tbh past fewv yeuj. The County Down- aide tw the river within ,thOe pa~s,fontb yeA ...

... r[BY THLuGRAPHE.] MB. ORR EWING, M.P., speaking at Dumbarton Ilast night, said the Liberals intended to raise the I land and Church ?? questions as party orles at the next election, He was prepared . to go the length of Mr. Grant Duff in dealing with land. It veated rights were adhered to, the Church of Sootland was willing to share hert emoluments; and It was not improbable, If tbey despoiled ...

... Y.vfPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE (OF LORDS-MONDILY. Tes Loino CISANCSLtOR took his seat on the wool amok shurtly before five o'clock. THE PPINCE IMPERIAL. Lord TR1JUKO-1 beg to give notlfe that, on to. morrow, I will ask her Majesty's Gcvernment whether tho ttatentea which has appeared in the journalis ietruo-viz, that the late deeply lamented Prinoe Imperial was himself ia comm nd of troops sent ...

... gly-e - $t ?? fafa, C.) ?? (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFABT: SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1879. IN the House of Lords, yeaterday, tbe Earl of Cadogan, in reply to the Earl of Kimberley, eaid that so far as the Government could judge from the present accounts, no overtures containing definite terms of peace had been made by Oety>, wayo. A telegram from Lord Oheimsford ti Sir Bartle Frere, dated the Gth ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORRESONDUT.) LoxDoN, SATuRDAY. THR statements so widely circulated and so generally believed that the obstruction offered to the progress of the Army Discipline and Rega. Iation Bill comes from the. Home-rulo members is no 5 correot. Last night, for Instance, I watohed the progress of the debate with some interest, and noted the divisions, and how they were made up. The fighting ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. Va TnE STEAKER took the chair at 12.35, (D 'rE it OvAL Inlsw cONSTAMYLARY. Mr. O'SEUAUGNIESSY gave notice that, on Friday, he woald ask the Chief Secretary for Ire. OD land if ho would give an assurance that, upon the an occurrenco of a vosoiney well-known to be Imminent ur in the inspeotorship of the Royal Irihh Oonsttibulary in Balfast, the principle ol promotion ...

... HARVEST PROSPECTS IN THE ARDS AND OASTLERMAGH BARONIES. [FROM OUR CORRESPOND5NT.)] N5SWTOWNARDS, FRIDAY EVENING-During the p3st week the farming classes In this part of North Down have made all the use they pessibly could of the weather that was favourable to the prosecution of harvest operations. Monday was rainy and stormy, but as both Tuesday and Wednesday were dry, with a strong sun and ...

... THE RIECENT PARTY DISTURBANCES AT PORTADOWN. [rROM OUR EBPORTER,] PORTADOWN,' MovDAv.-At the bi-monthly petty sessions, held to day befcre Captain WhelanRM, and Thomas Shilllngton, Esq., I.j, a number ol cases arising out of the disturbances at the T-nnel, Portadown, on the 2nd inst., wore heard. Wn. John Little, of Corkcrane, summoned John M'Mullan, of Portadown, for using threatening andl ...

... THR American papers received by the last mail' state that Mr. Edison is still engaged in his experl. ments -with reference to the eleotric 3ight, and he hopes Yet to overcome all the difficulties and to make the light available for general use, In a re- cent interview.. with an American reporter, Mr., Edison, pointing to a number of carbon or volta-o arc lamps of Wallaee's pattern, which hung ...