... I ?? - . . .. - - ?? Lieutenant General Lothian O, C B.E to continue in his nu oitn; SW Lieutewaw Is Governor of Jersey forsome tiza longer. General his Serous Enighnos Prinmce Eward of Saxe Weimar, caxwanding the southefn di, trict, inspected the lot Battalion Doretashire Res;. ment at Portland yeserday, on its return homt from India, where it has been serving stace 18%, The battalion ...

... 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. ...

... I-THE POLiTL PISONE. _ _ I The weekly mesting of the Harold': ?? Branch was hald an Sundy in 23 HaMld's cross. Air. W Bren3an, president, was moved to the chair. Also went-lmarsm ellier, Darmnody, Wah, M'Gee, ILar, Devine, Gray, Walli, Kerr, Casalis, Kelly, Devoy, Larkin, O'Heill, 8 Doyle, and C Dempsey, Id Davitt Society; W Kane and P Maagan, ParuneU Society; C Foster, Thomas Brennan Society; ...

... PRESBBYTERIAN NEWS. (Faowi oun ?? coarmsPONDUsT.) The members of the Preibyterian Church and their friends in Dublin have a rich treat befora them this evening. The Rev. J. NY. Whighaul, of Ballinasloe, is fwnouneed to lecture in thePiesbv- terian Asociation Hkoude, 16 Upper Sackville. street, at eifht o'clock, on From Lebanon to Jert~salen. The ?? Land is becoming botecr known uvexy year. ...

... REV. DIR. 'PHILPIN AND MPL W ~~FORSTERw We have received the following letter from the Rtev. P. J. MPhilpin, C.C., at present in Castle- bar:- On yeterday a large battelion of seldienA d police dppeexedin Athenry, for the purpose of ar- resting for as a suspect, and lodging me for roonthoi perbaps me years, in one of her Majesty's jails. To-day I heard by letter of the designs of Mr. Forster, ...

... (FROuM Ozt OWN COrmESPONDENT.) This evening the Presbyterian Association vwill meet in their Hall, UJpper Sackville-street, when a subject of more than ordinary interest wil be de- bated by the members-viz., That the interfe- rence of ministers of religion in party politics tends to retard the progress of Cbristian truth. As this is a question upou which great diversity of opinion exists, ...

... THE QUEEN AT MENTONE. MmiTorns, TnsnDAY.-Queen Victoria has -ex- pressed herself delighted with her stav here. Her Majesty, accompanied by the Princess Beatrice, took a drove to-day. The town was gaily decorated in preparation of a fete in honour of the Queen to-night. The Inflexible will tire salutes during the festivities. The Hon. Sir Henry Parkes, ?? Pre- mier of New South Wales, arrived ...

... .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 ...

... ESPECIAL TELMOEA?.] [FRONt o0n CORRESPONDENT.! LONDON, MONDAz NiGrT.-According to tradition this should have been a quiet night in the Com- mons. The army estimates constituted the Oirst order, a fact which in former days was synony- mous with the voting of millions to the approv- ing nod of twenty or thirty colonels and their aye for dinner and the theatre; but the imme- morial custorn of ...

... 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 ...