... 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 ...

... I I o + _l V..s-A ate - ?? ?? An, A , _ iI Yesterday, pursuant to announcement, several lots of the Dublin Corporation estate were put up for letting by auction at the City Hall. Mr. Mayne, T.C., chairman of the Financs and Leases Commit- tee, presided. The City Treasurer and the City Marshal were in attendance, the latter to read the conditions of letting and act as auctioneer, and the former ...

... | THE NIEW ImPERIAL DICTIONARY. I We duly received some little while agaothe first I volume of the new edition of Ogilvie's I' imperial I Dictionary of the English Language, and we can- not speak too highly of the suneriority, value, and completeness of the revised and enlarged issue. -,;a see by the advertisements that the second tolume has followed very closely upon the heels of the first; ...

... (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, ...

... BRIAN BOAU'S HAI.P. TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMA1t. Longfield, Cashel, St. Patrick's Day. Sin-I have read in your issue of to-day a query concerning the ancient harp in Trinity Col- lege. There is a long account of it in Irish Penny Readings, Vol. ., page 48, and I find addi- tional particulars in some family papers belonging to the M'Mahons of Clenagh-a portion of whose estates descended in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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.. ...

... T akQII~EN'S ~YOLLEGEW AND TAff . ?? Y. io' tiE EhT il FEMA. Dablin,' 3tzh Mareb. DEAR S;in--The Queeo S Colleges and the Royal 'University have been for some time the subject of public 0is'cussion, bilt it was 'esjpeci'kly i'n r'oiinee-e tion with theclistribution of the Fellowships about :to be created. The ind-.gutiou felt at theirores sonable demands nradti by the Queen's Colleges to ...

... TBE DRU2mDMO.D INDST1'ETIO. On Saturday evening there waS an a theatrical performauce in the Gaiet- Ti>.rs aid of the Druinu3ond Institution. The zlafs one the worthiness of which is admitted bt e- body. Irish soldiers have always been a creL4 . their country in the field ; and the emnul =3 and rewards which they receive under ntle ?? perial syetem are by no means so large as to e. abie them ...

... i MILITARY INTELLIGENCE, I 0 Major General H D'O Torrens, commanding the Cork District, has assumed temporary comrnad of the troops in Ireland during the absence of Ge- neral the Right Hon Sir Thos Steele, K C B, on leave. The 1st Battalion ScotsiGuards, under command of Colonel G W Knox, embarked yasterday at Kingatown in her Majesty's ship Assistance for conveyance to Woowich en route to ...

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