... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Tnrs Tmnes of India gives as a first instalment of s, work on the principal criminal tribes frequenting the Bombay Presidency, Bcrar, and the central provinces, a chapter on the Bowries or Budlhuckc, Marwarras, &c., as they are sometimes called, from which the following interestina facts are ?? Bowries have been from ages pal1 and are still by profession inveterate and irre. claimable robbers. ...

... [FRO01 OUR OWN COnrt.SPON\DLCT.1 LoNxuo, Tcsse\v. Ns. BrADLkXGu has again come to grief in a very distressing manner. Mr. Gladstone and his eol- leagues did all in their power to help him, and even resorted to an unwortlv tric! to naeomo)lish their ends. They put up Ar 3larjoribanks, the member for Berwickshire, to drag a red herring across the scent, vand they condescended to the ineffable ...

... INTERMEDIUTE EDUdAetot ACT. PUBLTC MERrTNO Is h0.8'LT. YESTERDAY afternoon, at three o'clock, a public meeting was held in the Lombard Hall for the pm-pose of memorialising the Governrient to take into consideiatioil the necessity of an increased grant for the purpose of carrying out bfifciently the Intermediate Eduduttion (IfflauI~l) Act.. Theib vere prdsant--Tohn Browne, J.l1.; bIr. Wilber. ...

... EARL BEAC.ONSFIELD'S PRINTS. MEssRs. Sotheby, Wilkinson, & Hodge have soW the collection of engravings aud sketchings forrV by the late Earl Beaconsfield. The catalogue D5 cluded a series of the works of William Blake. as originally issued, and coloured byhis owvn hlalln; a large series of historical portraits by fion) Braken John Smith, Vertue, John Martin, Call cott, Bartolozzi, J. Bassire, ...

... DOWNPATRICK ORANGE & PROTESPAKT I I ALL. IT will be observed by announcement in our ad- vertising columns that a grand bazaar and fancy fair will be held on Easter Monday next in Downpatrich In aid of the building fund of the above ball. The edifice, we are glad to learn, is now almost completed, and, standing as it does in one of the leading thoroughfares of the town, it will form a ...

... CHRIST CHURCH SUNtAY AND DAILY SCHOOLS. TO THE EDiTOR 0r THE ULvAs NO Y ?? - SIB-I am again under the necessity of solicit- t Ing some publio assistance in aid of the Christ a Church Sohools. t It is very gratifying to me to be able to inform I you-that our schools-both daily and Sunday- t are in a flourishing condition. t The girls' anq infant is a mixed school, and has I not been so well ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...