... Jo PARLJANTE'Q7ARit, l } (By Freeman Spec al ire and G:Criinz., Telegraph.) ROUSE OF COT4M0NS-lY TF'T -5D.yA Irhe SPEAK;-,,E took the ch lir at 1> ,, I Mr. W. H. J'SLULLIVAS re-eute; a from the guardisns of the Kiirra2 ?? v*t-3 ing thlt the Government cc ohl Ii t ; :a , the superlauuautiun to the wos -l. hoe ?? u der the new Superatnnuation ui!, and not the entire cost to fall on the ratepa\ ...

... > eer (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) 'on ty. THE EGYPTIAN CRISI$ n's or- RUIMOURED PROJECTED ULTTTIMATUM Lkl Cairo, Tuesday. [en The pourpariers between the foreign con. :ve sular authorities and the Egyptian Ministry °f have resutted in a cortplete failure, notwith- |stading all the efforts of the Chamber of a'1 Notables to induce the Ministry to give way. lre The Council of Ministers ...

... FOREIGN TELEGRAMLS. (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegrah.) ae THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. of . - sot AN ULTEVATU5I. 317 Cairo, Thursday Evening. Irs The diplomatic agents of England and af- France delivered an ultimatum to the Presi. he dent of the Council of Ainisters this after. re r.oon, of which the ?? is the text:- ho § We, the undersigned Diplomatic Agents rof England and France. ?? Sultan 2W ...

... I S I. Yrcster'.y being Ascension Da the House of. ?? did not sit. Ciatsworth House and groundE s n' ho re-amened! a to the public on June 5th. The Duke of Edinrburgh yestei'ay in2,5-: atol the ncw Eddycone !lahtb ow. f . ?? Ler, aL lri-na n edl ie. n r:r-s-,rI B bh? wis'L, was set to prisin tr or-i Stcie. T h e c-otarnittee oT the D. r. :-acn'.v Ye- ti moriai rme-ts at the Man. i an ?? to-_1 ...

... ' LONDON GOSAISP ?? * - -, I (From. the Lady Corresnondont of the Even Mg Telegrapi.) London, Monday Evening. 'The departure of the French Pilgrimage to the Holy Land has created an immense sensation both Iil Lon lon fand Paris. There is something so stran e and solemn in this spontaneous protesta- tion against the impiety of the Government and people of France. scmething so sudden and de- ...

... lz?e fa5l it .1 -Nd tW-Ptttr* (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) I B ELFAST: SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1882. The new Education Code formed the sub- ject of some discussion in the House of Lords yesterday. The second reading of the Prevention of Crime (Ireland) Bill passed in the House of Commons yesterday by a majority of 888, the numbers being-for, 888 ; against, 46. It is reported from Constantinople that a ...

... -SE-COND EDITION. NEWs-LETT9 OOrSC ATOBDA1I0OSI;G SIx O'CLr.OO THIS ING'S LONDON PAPEPS THE ARRLA~g BILL. Discussing the Arrears Bill, the Daily 8eses says it will be curious to see whether the Oppo- sition who when in Officelwerelquitereadylto make grants of State money in aid of the sufferers in the Rhodope Mountains will object in principle to any Government grant in aid of the distressed ...

... PRESENTATION TO TilE VEN. ARCH- II DEACON REICHEL. ON Tuesday,the rector,churohlwardens, and secre tary of the select vestry of St. Andrew's Church, Belfast, waited en the Ven. Archdeacon Reichel at St. Andrew's Rectory, to express their thanks to him for the efficient aid which he had ren- dered to them in their efforts to liquidate the building debt upon St. Andrew's Schools. Some remarks of ...

... SAINTPIELD COUNTY CESS ASSO. CIATION. A MEETING of the Saintfield County Cess Asso- ciation, for the barony of Upper Castlereagh, was held last evening, at balf-past six o'clock, in the Courthouse, Snintfield, for the purpose of examin- ing the list of presentments, previous to the holding of the presentment sessions, on the 8th inst., and transacting othbr business connected with the ...

... MILITARY INTELLIGFENCE. i General Sir Edwin B. Johnson, KC.B., ?? L- late memnber of the Council of the Governor- General of India, succeeds the late General George Campbell, C.B., as Colonel Carmandant of Royal d (late Bengal) Artillery, vacating a good service B, pension which he was awarded in January, 18;5. The K Battery, A Brigade, Royal Horse Artil- , lery, will embark at Avonmouth to ...

... rMR DILL)NwS SE2zrH This morning's Times says -It w ~as cn ?? other day that the Goverument and tre t ?? of theliinisterialists erruageagerly at the i re c. . out in Mbr. Parneis letter. Con5tidenr ht s d avowed that the alliance vith the Irr`h swould euable the Government to restore o- and bring back peace to Ireland. The spec . Mr. Dillon has dissiosted thavse fond imaginactul- Parliament ...

... PRESBYTERIUN NEWs. C(Fau onR ovN ComESmOlNDuS-T.) To-mnorrow evening the Young Men's Mutual ImProvement Asoceiation, in connection with Ade- laide-rua-l Preshvterianl Church, will hold their closing meeting for the session in the large Lecture Hall of the Praybvterian Association, 16 Upper h ackville-street. A most attractive programme, emabracing readings an(i a varied selection of vocal ant ...