... HOUSE OF COMMOlNS-WsDNESDAY. Tn 9rznszR took the chair at a quarter-past t1walre o'clock. ,UNMIVESITY EDUCATION (IRELAND) BILL. The adjourned debate on the second reading of tiss bill wsz resumed by Mr. SYNAN, who observed that in the interests of Trinity College itself It was desirable to pass the 1ill so as to avoid future agitation, whioh would prbaibly be more injurious to the college than ...

... i -- iI 9-ht ii 'I'Afffast -) tby5-xtttfr. I (ESTAILMSHED AI-NO 1737.) BEL FA8T: SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1879. B the House of Lordas, yesterday, the Earl of Carnarvon called attention to the present condi- tion of the Armenian people, and moved for any correspondence on the subject. In the discus- slon which followed, the Marquis of Salisbury said the Government had endeavoured to obtain for the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YxsTxsAY. I TasEu1 Lordships met at five o'clock. MISCELLANEOUS The Supreme Court of Jndioature (Officera) Bill was read a second time, the LORD CHANrCFSIOR explaininig that it4 obijet we, to create a common staff of officers for the different courts, Lo as to !nake the duties intarchangeable. The repart of amendments to the Heaes (Ireland) Blll was anreed to The Prosecution of ...

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... MgTRO-POLITAN GOQSSIP.1 .. .. . I I [VEOM OUR LADY CORRESPO DENT. - LONnDOr, TETrPSDAY 8 OTw1THsTANDriG the number of distracting w interests in London inst now, one place of amuse. el Ineat vielng with another !n catering for public b, patronage, the lieformances of the Comedie Fran. of gaige at the Gaiety Theatre takes preced ence of all w others. For so many months before their coming 81 ...

... p ? . she - ?fffast Atbys- dtfr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BBELFA8T: FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1879. The mail steamer American, with the latest papers and despatches from the Cape, arrived at Plymouth last evening. A correspondent states that Lord Chelmsford retains the con- fidence of the military, who believe he 1 knows what he is doing. A Times Vienna telegram says a certain cool- ness has succeeded ...

... ASSOCIATION OF IRISH NON.8UBSCRIBINtG PRESBBTERIANS AND OTHER FREE CHRISTIANS. , I THE annual meeting of this body was held yester-. day, at two o'cloek, in the Non-subecribing Prea. byterisan Church, York Street, The usual sermon was preached by the outgoing President (Rev. David Thompson, of Dromore), who chose for his 2 text Revelation Wii., 22. After devotional exercises the Synod was ...

... TH E ZU LU WAR. I THE BURIAL OF THE DEAD AT ISANDULA AN ADVANCE IMMINENT. RAID INTO ZULULAND. [BRUTER'S TELEGRAMJ CAPE To.wir, MAY 21 (vik Madeira). Major-General Newdegate and Colonel Black with a force of dragoons, lancers, and Natal Cara- bineerc, and a battery of Horse Artillery, visited Isandula. The bodies of Colonel Durnford and Lieutenant Scott were found in the rear of the oamp, ...

... REFORMED PREMYTERIAN SYNOD. Tens congregation of C6llege Street South enter. taied' the members of SYMOd&.i4breakfast on Thurs. morning. The Rev. J. A. hancellor presided, day and after breakfast ct&lcd aspn Messrs. Grey, O'Neilli, and M'Keown to e'gress on behalf of the eongregition, the feelingps of respect with which the Synod! was regarded, anid their desire to show the rev. coart some ...

... 31OS3I OF LO1i)S-FRIISA. TEEIR Lordahips met at five o'clock. MLLITARY CO~MrTTEX. Lord B1RY aanounced that the ooranittbo orn military organisation would consist of Generale Lord Airey, Lord Napler of Magdala, and Sir J. L A. Simmons; Lleut, Generals the xrl of Longford, Sir P. M'Dougall, and Sirs H. Xtcorman and Atn. strong; Major-General Sir A. Alison, Colonels Saunders, R.A, Hutton, and ...

... WEMN the ice on Lake Ladoga begins to melt- generally late In April, but sometimes, as thi year, not till May-St. Petersburg knows that the thaw of ?? is at hand. There are mostlyone or two false alarms before the event actually take. place, and the population who have heard the welcome sound of the gun at the citadel may be disappointed at not seeing this token followed by the custom ary ...

... CORREMSPONDENCE. TM GRA-EfAM v, DUNCAN, M'KEF, AND OTHERS. of TO THE rIS ~TOR OF i1l1t BE1LFAsT NEWS-LETTUR. the Sir.--The repvrt of above 02se, as it a~ppears In a your issueof to-day, im somewhat misreadJing, The facts Are Biniply these-Mr. Graham took Aid' braocan House oc the condition that he would not 0. make any alterations thdreon. without the landlord's writtencocnsent. After getting ...