... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THlE IRISH ADDRESS OF CONDOLENCE TO I1 B I . HER MAJESTY. IT is but rarely, Indeed, that an illuminated volume Is prodnoed possessing eo many features of interest as the Boamptuous work which has just been corn plated by Messrs, Marcus Ward & Co., containing the address of condolence to her Majesty the Qaeea on the death of the Princess &llce from the mothers ant daughters of Ireland, who are ...

... THE DOWNSHIRE AUCHER8. [FRoXr OUB CORRESPONDENT.] This first prize meeting of the season was held on Friday evening at Redburn, near Hlolywood, the members of the club having been Invited to In. augurate the proceedings of this year there by Robert G. Danville, Esq., J.P., and Mrs. Denville, both of whom are. members. In previous years It was customary to meet earlier, but the unusually wet ...

... CJOURT AND FASHION. THEK COURT. IuffLAY.Thl Q4uen boii llnum to receive favourable reports ?? Prlfwe Lsopold. The Queen and Princess Beatrice ahonjed Divine service at Osborne bhis morning. ME PBINME OF WALES, The Prince of Wales, accompanied by the 13fM- 9oss and the two young Princes, distributed the' prizes to theanocessful pupflainthe Greenawch Royal Hospital School on Sataiday. The ...

... ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND EGYPT. [STANDARD TRLECGRAZ£ I PARIs, MONDAY,-The Republiguc Frrancaise to. day publishes a highly-important article on Egypt. It says the Cabinets of London and Paris have at last come to an understanding as to the necessity of organising the future required of Egypt. They intond to begin by proposiag the nomination of a European commiseion whose duty it will be to pro. ...

... THE ARIM Y. Lieutenant Colonel H. T. Richmond, StaffOfficer of Pensioners, at Greenwioh, reaires on a pension ia September, after close upon 30 years' service, and over 20 years' connection with the pension. He to decorated with two medals for service with the 8Sth Regiment In tho Pnnjaub campaign, and at the forcig of the 3Kohat Pass by Sir Charles Na- pier's force. Lieutenant-Colonel 1. C. ...

... idA l WTPROSPEcrS. g0treithstiattdifg the advan.ce of rnechatical --tahc, the immense quantity of ?? fiom -Ic ! Wcrld of cereals, dairy produce, and 'at ; ?? aai the facilitieR for expatriltion ob icingly I- - the inhabitants of the-e i-hind', the AentS ftheir inhabitants, ande-5peciallythat j ci ,sel'sah, attl diepenis tupon the ololdiflg far- 4 ar Aralnre and cattle raising are and era, nil ...

... THE LATE RIOTS IN NE WRY. [nwOM OUR REPORBnR] Tine msgistarisl Investigation concerning the riots that took place in ewry on the 12th lust,, was re- seined yesterday in the Trevor Hill Conrthouse, Newry, before Wm. Miller, Esq., R.M. (in the chair); M. S. Synnot, Feq., D.L, J,P ; Henry Thornson, EReq, JP,; James P. Ershine, Esq., JP.; And Francis Horner, Eaq., J.P. J. M'Cul. lagh, lDqg, R. M., ...

... THE ZULU WARL. Donald Carrie & Co.'s royal mail steamer War. wick Castle, which left Dartmouth last Friday, arrived at Madeira yesterday afternoon, and, after receiving telegrams and despatohes, left at eight o'clock last evening for the Cape, THE BATTLE OF ULUNDI. THE, Daily New8 special correspondent, telegraphy ig from Landeman's Drift on July f, says:- The combat at Ulundi was singularly ...

... I'7 . -AMTENTARY. 1 £ , I m n Tecjili Aieand Ordinary ace Telegraph.) ~~par 1 I.1,S OP LOrD)S--YESTErDAY. this tv I rd- r~'l rit ait fit' (i'Oloc't. Otil' 012 ALl. (1lIiLA\ND) BILL. 3 il Il ?? 'a U\ ?? ''it'll o-n tii' '.11 Jit', I S'73 -ito tii' I'S ii' I - till it z ~iy y ini 's::il an ?? 1 fro 1l.11.,renS tli a it'c *Z tthe (bc ci 'inT C NV01~V He o P- \Nas tatedl ?? aN nla'- s llavcs ...

... T THE COOBT. OI OuBoRnm, MoeNAvY.-The Queen and Princess ti Beatrice walked in the grounds this morning, di His Grane the Lord Lieutenant and her Grace the Duchess of Marlborough will arrive at the Mourne Hotel, Roterevor. on the 8th of August. The Duke and Duchess of Manchester have also secured a suite of apartments at the Mourne Hotel. Lord and Lady Clanrmorris are now staying at the Mourne ...