... 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 ...

... qn - Pffast Pkq- sidt'm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCE 21, 1882. JI the House of Lords, yesterday, it was inti- mated that the Easter adjournment would extend from the 81st inst. to the 20th April. The second reading of the Railways Contiuu- ous Brakes Bill was moved by Earl De La Warr, and after some slight discussion was agreed to. Lord Trnro, on a question rela- tive to ...

... 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 ...

... 1IERIAL PARLIAMENT. *OIJUSE OF COMMONS-YESTRBDAY. E The SPexsx took the chair at 12-20. £ PAIVATO BILLS. E On the motion of Dr. PL&YFAIR, it was ordered that five be the quorum of the select committee appointed on March 18 for the con- sideration. of all private bills promoted by muni- cipal and local authorities affecting the general law relating to police and sanitary regulations. NEW WvST. ...

... THE METHODIST CHURCE. |Bv private letter we learn that Rev. Willis, Crook, D.D., and Rev. Oliver MtCutcheon spent Sabbath, February 28I, in Nashville (Tenneesoni They bad four of the leading churches placed a- their disposal, including the church of the famots Vanderbilt University, where Dr. Crook was iu. vited to preach before the Chancellor and tu, Faculty, and make a collection in ...

... WATE1 BOARD ELECTIONS. RETURN OF TIM CONsERVAT CANDIDATES. Tan jubilant spirit which prevailed amongst the Liberal party on Saturday last over their tempo- rary and easily-explained triumph In St. Anie's 'Ward received a severe check yesterday. From the speeches delivered in the fever Qf excitement which succeeded the declaration of the poll, one would have supposed that Belfast had been ...

... THE LAND COIMMISSION. THE CARRICKMACROSS SUB-COMMIS- SION. JUDGMENTS. [FROM OR CORRESPONDENT.1 CAniCKMACaoss, FRIDAY.-This morning, at ten o'clock, Messrs. Hodder, B.L.; Bomford, J.P.; and Weir, J.P.-the Sub-Commissioners for the Counties of Cavan, Monaghan, and Fermanagh- entered the Courthouse here, and delivered the following judgments in cases heard upon the estate of Wm. Tennison, Esq., J ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAXIENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-YvsTroarDA. Tur LonD CFIANcELLori took hiis seat at five o'clock. x;EW LOSD. Lord HowTn was introduced with the custo- mary formalities, and subscribed the roll. THE ADD10S8 TO THE QUEE1Z. Earl SYDNEY, Lord Steward of the House- hold, informed ?? that her Majesty had been graciously pleased to intimate that she would receive a deputation from Parliament to- ...

... IMERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-YrsTsnEaY. Tyrr, LOnD CrANCusLLon took his seat at five D'lo1ck. BILLS ADVANCED. On the motion of Earl CAIRNS, The Settled Land Bill and the Conveyancing Bill were read a second time. TEM nta1n15 WOMEN'S P5OPEnTv BILL. The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the second reading of the Married Women's Property Bill, and explained that it was the result of the de- liberations ...

... COEX RAifLr, DISTRICT ORANGE LODGE.| ' SIP IXAL TIlThYiiAM.1 COLERArIN, TuEsiAT Nuer.-This evening, at eight o'clock, a large and representative meeting 'was held in the Town gall here, to hear alecture, delivered by William Johnston, Esq., of Bally- kilbeg, on ' The Huguenots, and alsoto pass a resolution of sympathy on the escape/of her most gracious Majesty the Queen from the recent ...

... BALLYMONEY'V WATFJ1M STIBLY. |FflOTr OU. YL5DOBTWL.1 BALOYxoxr, WmDNEsDL.-zThe adjourned. iv-:I quiry relative to the proposed waterworks- for this town was resumed here to-day., at. halfpas4 twelve o'clock, by Mr. .harles P..Cotton, enginee- ing inspector for the Local-GovernmentBoard. Mr.Greer, solicitor, appeared-on- behalf-of-the promoters of the scheme. Mr. Sumw (instructed by Mr.. ...

... fifast seo-re~ttae (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1882. In the House of Lords, yesterday, a discus- sion took place as to the advisability of alter- ing the hours of sitting. Practically their Lordships were unanimous in their preference for a change, the only notable opposition coming from Lord Redesdale. As a consequ- ence the House will meet after Easter at a quarter ...