... THE Q'SlREIIN'W'REMWEX W- arer nformed that the arrmgema8b:, Queens solourn.in.izntone ar ?? , completed.. During her- Uii .ty`- ?? tone sheswillinhablt:the:chalet- belongingf;teit Henfrey:. Thi-chalet issituated.irn~th8-,eadenl bay,. on the slope. of thee noantahabol- yardsiftrom-thewsbore,. -ad about.1004..f6*bo^d the seawlevel. Itbwaa buUlttwo~years-agoP ?? Charles. Elcnfey the.minent ...

... PfRtSBYTERIAN SEWS. (Rito OUR OW.' COR.ESPONDeNT.) --Fhe ahnual ?? of the Presbyterirn Orphani Society took place on Wednesday in the Asserbly Hall, May street, Belfast, when there was a hfirisirous attendance of the members and friends of the society, including a large number of ladies. The chair was taken 1y Sir Edward Coey, D L, President of the Soiety. The meeting havin-g been opened with ...

... THE RAILWAYS AND TRADE DE- VELOPMENT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FnE MAN. Fox Hall, Rheny, 3rd March. SIn-I ask ycur perliseisn tg make a few re- mnarks on the statement of Sir Ralph Cusack to his shareholders, which you publish this day, in-reference to the) proposed station at Jones's-road, and in wvhcn my name is introduced. It is much to be regretted that a statement, on such an I occasion, ...

... I - I _ v I Yesterday a monithly meeting of the Municipal Council was convened for one o'clock, to dispose of reports, notices of motion, and other business. The chair was occupied by The Right Hon. the LORD -xTonR. The following members were present- Aldernen Hu gh Tarpev, JP A 4 W Harris, J P; Sir J NV Mackey, D3L J P; A f MooreJ P; J NV Gregg, J P; H Cochrane WV Mesigher, M G Kiernan. ...

... .Ndfast- T[tW-Trttcr* (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1882. IN the House of Lords, yesterday, a resolution was moved by Lord Granville, that an address be presented to.her Majesty expressive of their Lordships' feelings of horror and indig- nation at the recent attempt upon her life, and conveying their heartfelt congratulations on her esc ape. The motion was seconded by ...

... elf at 8e64-5eltert (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1882. Her Majesty the Queen continues to receive telegrams from foreign Courbs and distin. guished persons expressive of congratulation at herrecent escape from the bullet of the assassin. In several pulpits throughout the United Kingdom, yesterday, reference was made to the event. The prisoner M'ILean has been transferred ...

... [BY TELEGIiAP.1E a. ENss8, WEONESDAY.-Moroney, the farmer who b was shot in the thigh on Sunday, died last even- si ing. As yet no person has been identified in con- nectiou with the committal of the foul deed; but T last niaht Mr. Clifford Lloyd, the superintendent resident magistrate, accompanied by a large force of military and police, arrested in Soariff, Feakle, Bodyke, and Talla nineteen ...

... PARLIUMENTARY NOTES. [srPcE.C TELOG~OAM.] r r oM OUR COIeRESPONDENT.1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY NIoHT.-This was a Wed- nesday of the old-fashioned type, dull as re- garded episodes, yet instructive as regarded the debate, on a subject of some parliamentary auti. quity-to wit, the abolition of the agricultural law of distraint. The measure was intended to redress an EDglish grievance, though it was pre ...

... I TIHE LAND ACT. I __ DUBLIN SUB-ComIssIoN. 1 On Saturday the Sub-Ccmmiesioneras, Mr. PjF t nay Foley, Q.C., Mr. Jamen Howlin, and Mr. Lsu. a rence Doyle, gave judgment in the several applica. ttions tu have a judicial rent fixed, which bd bael r argued at Baibrian and at Kilmatnham. p,,r, was a large attendance of professional geutlesu- , who were engaged in the several cases. Mr. Foley, who ...

... The follovwirg appeare-rd in our Second F ditionof I Saturday- I THE cOVERNMENT AND THE' TfE LEGRlAPHS. In the House of Commons on Friday night, O-r. SEXTON wished to know whether the i sstem. prevailing in the Postal Department exists in the Telegraph Department; wheth r the Post| ?? makes a selection of telegraph mes- sages and submits them to any department outside his own for political ...

... THE PROPOSFD WaTJMUVOttl PO HOLYWOOD. LOCAL GOOYRtNT' BOARD NQUOIYI AI ,AN Inquiry was held in the Town Hall, Holy-w wood,' t twelve o'clock yesteFlay, 'by Mr. Cotton,' th CE, 'one of the Local Governmiblit BoardiluspeO mn tore, into the financial aspect of the proposed nfew th waterworks for that town. There was a large ?? of Town Corm- missioners and ratepayera generally. sid Mr. CorroN said ...

... THE METHOD[ST CHURCH. The financial statement of the Rathlmines cir- cuit, Dublin, recently made public, shows that there has been raised during the year 1881 for circuit purposes £571, for Connexional funds £681, and for charitable Purposes £3!). The esteemed superintendent, Rev. Edward Harte, now completing his third year-the longest term of which the law will admit-is invited to Kinas- town ...