... 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 ...

... [FROM TUE TIMES OF TESThr1DAY,. TEE debate yesterday In the House of Lords upon the bill of the Government for promoting univer. sity education In Ireland will be mermorable as marking at all events a new and distinct stage In the discussion of thin important question. It in all the more Instructive because it was singularly free from the ordinary oharacterletios of a party debate, and was ...

... TFlt SX.TAT1 OF AFFAIRS IN CONNEMARA. FURTHER OUTRAGES, A pcr.LIC meeting, which was convened for Tues- 5 day, rn or the &u'pioea (f the Bon;&n Catholio t clergy oF Clilden, Mr. Mitchell Henry, M.P.; Mlajor I Nolan, M.P; and Mr. A. M. Sullivan, M.P., to considor the rent question, was abandoned at the eleventh hour, and the interests of th' priest3 and petple centered In the oourthouse, ...

... iMPER1AL PARLIAMENT. DOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, m Turim Lordehip s uet at live o'olook. ALLEO KI) S&V15RtRY TN CYPRUS. The Earl of SRHAFrfEBIURY rose to repeat bho gi ?? put Ii, tbL Jord Ptcsident of the Oounoil, on tile ilth JaMy, Aa to whether it was the in- tention of her 3jfit3 ?? ChvernenM. oil ?? the ocoupation of Cyprus ?? maintain or suppress thu Syhita ot 1 ?? cxistiot in the jslaud, ana ...

... d tf ?? (ESTABLISHEED ANNO 1737.) 8 V BELFAUT: SATURDAY, JULY ]9, 1879. n I Iy the House of Lords yesterday, Lord Bury, n replying to Lord Truro, said It w'e tri-e that Colonel Harness had been put I u thie court of Inquiry appointed to investigate the circum- n tances of the Isandula disaster. Lord Cran- n brook declared that the case of the Rajih of v Chumba had been decided over and over ...

... I RESOLUTIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Tm ooommittee of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland on higher educ-s tion, having considered A A bill Intituled an act to promote the advancement of learningand to extend the benefits connected with university enucatlon in Ireland, presented by the Lord Chancellor, have passed the following resolutions:- 1. That to dissolve ?? ...

... CO IEESPONDE NBI AN ENGLISH CLERGYMIAN ON THE UNIVERSITY BILL, TO TrHE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEW5.LEXTTX, SIR-I was very much pleased to tead the centl' ments of your townsmen, the highly talented and worthilv esteemed Rev. Dr, Gray and Mr, Huam Ui'Mcrdio, as expressed in their letturs to you -n your isme of the 28th inst., touching the now Irish University Bill, which hsa pased the Upper ...

... i T H 1 C O U RT T WIN2DSOa COASTL, T~uasDAY -The Queen anti v Princess Beatrice drove outyesterday, attended by n the Countess of EirI1, Princeesa Chritian of Sehle- t. 'wlg EloJateln dined with the Queen in the evening. a Her Muejaty, Peinceca Beatrice, and Prince Leo. v puld went out this morning, Prince Leopold went ri to tondon in the forenoon, attended by the Hon, 0 Alexander Yorko, The ...

... I I Tas juvenile fancy dress calico ball, which M, Es Brounean gave in the County Hall, Carlisle, on Tuesday evening, 24tbh June, will long be remem.i Br bered by those who had the pleasure of witnessing Sq the interesting scene. The idea ef calico balls is Di sald to have originated with her Majesty the Queen, of at whose suggestion one was held at the Mansion ?? House some two or three years ...