... [The ?? appeared in our Second EditiOl of yesterday: - CAMrO, MIDNIGIIT, TnUSsDAY.-The Ihedive has' declined to entertain the proposed Ministerial combination under Ragheb Pasha. His Highness received a telegram fronm his agent at Constan- tinople, announcing that an Ottoman Commis- sioner is to start for Egypt at noon to-morrow, without awaiting the meeting of the Conference. A Daily e'ws ...

... THE WEATHER, Tar following forecasts, referrina to the weather of the ensuing twenty-four hours, were issued by the Meteorological Department, Loudon, yester- da-y evening:- 0. Scotland, N. .. South v easterly breezes, 1. Scotland, PN. . 0, . light; showery; thunder 2. England, N.E ?? in some localities. (Very variable, light winds, thunder ; showers at 3. England, E. .. times, but with bright ...

... THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE DOMINIOi PARBLIAMENT. To TUB HDlTOR PO THIN BELFAST xWiWS-LtrI Sm-Touching, these famous resolutions, it ig natural for people quite unacquainted with party politics, and the tricks of party politicians in the Domi inion, to ?? the cobbler never learn to stick to his last ? The probable cause of the last not having been stuck to in this case wa, that the Dominion ...

... AGRICULTURAL QUER]S AND ABSWERS. [vwOn THE IRISHa rAMESs' GAZETTE.] rnomoYltNO EARLY Gsow-ra Or GRIsS.- ?? have a farm of grazing land; it fattens well; all its fields have a southern aspect; it needs no drainage, but the grass never grows vigorously until the month of August. What treatment can be resorted to to promote an earlier growth of the ?? might arise from various causes- from the ...

... [FRO0 OUR OWN gORinESPONDENT.] LONDON, SATURDAY. ifEBS is a peculiar and unenviable physical condition, which exactly represents at this moment the condition of the great Liberal party in reference to several subjects, but more especially to Mr. Bradlaugh, the Westminster election, and the new rules of procedure. There was a time when the city of Westminster was the headquarters of ...

... Tim name of Mr. Thomas Lindsay has long been well known in connection with horse-breeding in Ireland. In his famous stables at Derryboy, many splendid performers cross country and on the flat have been reared, several objects of his care going to the leading establishments in Eng. land, and there making a name and character of which any breeder might well feel proud. With. respect to the ...

... c ANADA. [FAGON OGTR OWN CORS1E8PONDENT.1 OTI1AwA,, 26TT1 JAacAv.Y-His Exoellency the ?? arrived at Halifax on Satur- day last, aitd after spending a few' hours in that city left by special train for Ottawa, where he ar- rived on Monday at noon. The train was delayed several hours by a stiowstorm of uitusual severity. The voyage of the Parisiafi across the Atlantic was a tempestuous one;. His ...

... IBELFAST NATURALISTSP FIELD CLUB. I Tin second of the excursions for the season took place on the afternoon of Saturday last to Collin Glen. The weather was nearly perfeotion, and the numerous cavalcade which started from the Museum gave ample proof of the popularity of the short excursions arranged to places in the immediate vicinity of the town. Leaving the cars at the village of Haunahstown ...

... THE PROTECTION OF, IRISH LINDIORDS' INTERESTS. TuF Press Association is enabled to furnish par- ticulars of au exteusive combination, formed by Irish landlords for their mutual benefit and pro- tection, under the title of The Land Corporation of Ireland, Limited,' The capital proposed is three-quarters of a million, with a guarantee fund of £125,000, which l4tter. has already been sub- ...

... TED, COURT. [SPECIAL TELEGOA F.] e ?? FRIDAY. Tim Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, 3 and attended by Miss Paget, drove out yesterday afternoon. I Her Majesty went out this morning, attended by Miss Paget and Miss Baillie; and Princess 1 Beatrice rode, attended by Miss Bauer. SIR WATRIN WILLIAMS WYNNE, DART. The senior member of Parliament for Denbigh. shire, Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, ...

... EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND, MR. SYDNEY C. BUXTON writes to the Standard that the arrangements for carrying out assisted emigration under the emigration clauses of the Arrears Act are in a fair waytowards completion. Two gentleijmen, Mr. C. T. Redington and Major Gaskell, who during the summer assisted the committee of ' Mr. Take's fund in their work, have been appointed Emigration ...

... Ml PERIUL PARI1hIAENT. H O1USE OF LORDAS-YrrEsTVDAy. Tnuiu Lonsenips met at five o'clock. TAXING OF YWBOPIIANS IN EGYPT. In reply to Earl DE LA WAnR, Earl QRA.NVILE repeated the gtatement he bad made on the previous day relative to the tax- ing of Europeans in Egypt. ACOUSTIC STATE 01 TIE MOUsE. The 7Ma~rq~is of S>AtJSBIRY threw out the suggestion whether, considering the bad acotusti ...