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... THE RESOLUTIONS OF THE DOMINIOi PARBLIAMENT. To TUB HDlTOR PO THIN BELFAST xWiWS-LtrI Sm-Touching, these famous resolutions, it ig natural for people quite unacquainted with party politics, and the tricks of party politicians in the Domi inion, to ?? the cobbler never learn to stick to his last ? The probable cause of the last not having been stuck to in this case wa, that the Dominion ...
... Tirs Belfast Choral Association- gave the last concert of its season in the Ulester Hall last night. Within a month of midsummeris not a favourable time for a concert, yet the hall was remarkably weU filled. The concert openedwith ?? Anthem. The arrangement was the exoeedipgly fine one used by the association, but last night it failed to produce anything like its customary solemn, striking ...
... TIM, GEBERAL ANSE S= , OF THE i PRE, O.iuRcH OF SCOTLA.ND. ,Tan sittings of the General Assembly of ?? Church of Scotland were commenced on Thurs- day in the Free Assembly-alldinburgh. The Rev. Dr. Win. Laughton, Greenock, the retiring Moderator, presided. The area of the hall was well filled with members of Assembly, oaly~a few seats being vacant; while the galierins, which were set apart for ...
... SUMMIIARY OF NEWS. 3. To-day the Corporation will hold an adjourned mfeeting, e General Loris Melikoff is lying ill of rheumatic 3, fever at Berlin. Dr W N Hancock has been appointed Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper. to id The Inman Royal mail steamer City of Rome a arrived at New York at 6 a.m. on Saturday. id The State apartments of Windsor Castle will be ,t open to the public on and after ...
... Ndfast PtWICetter., (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BE L F A S T: TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1882. IN the House of Lords yesterday, towards the close of the sitting, the Marquis of Waterford intimated that he had postponed the motion of which he had given notice with reference to the Kilmainham treaty. Earl Granville having asked in what terms the notice was to be retained the Marquis of Waterford replied ...
... (By Freeman Special Wire.) LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. Freeman Office, 211 Strand, London, Saturday Morning. I-am informed by Mr. Davitt, ?? regard to a report that has appeared in the papers of yester- t day, that there is not a shadow of foundation for the statement that on his return from Ireland he was met at Bangor by Mr. Patrick Egan. He has - not seen Mr. Egan since he left him in ...
... DMTPERIAL PARLIA-MENT. HOUSE' OF COMMONS-YjiEMBPAY.n The Stirtrn took the chair soon after two o'clock. STANDING ORDI)R. On the motion of Dr. PLAYFATR, several new standing orders were passed relating to notices and plans to be given to conservators of rivers in l cases of private bills relating to works Crossing rivers, and also in the case -of opposed provisional order bills. THE WErSrsTMDs ...
... I TaE QI S COLLEGES AMm SCROLL S3II OF TEE ROYAL NIERSTY. I n M=V XmTIDD - -- TO TER EDITOR OF T~HE FEET. - S-_In Thursday's Freemaan, 00 ntm o the rsult of the recent scholarabe xamin. tion ander the Poyal UnivYrsity, you Alk the ques' tion, wlvere are Queen's Colleges ? meanw& hou sdoes it come that no Queen's Cellege studoj obtined a Echolarship ? This is ver eaiN anuamwsrd, To get a ...
... ITHE DENTA O L public mieeting of thle f riendsandZ this iniezituton, Winch ,tas OUend lnj held at the biosnite.Rj 239 yj a numerous att-enddrnce, iehnta- of ladies. Amongst Itce-oe ai.3 rrcee~- Lord! Justice F~titaloo, the?.v n S.P.T.C. Ali rmnan Cameobeai r -~ A. Sha(71-1tou., !Mr. Sb £2co,- T Dr J\-V~u D Corbet- , talken by Aderman Sir j. 'i.TA -~Dr B~oth p-.arzall saiul.d *placed on huim, ...
... ARCHIDEACON REICHEL IN BELFAST. SEBKONS IN ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH.SC Yrsmnamy, in St. Andrew's Church, Belfast,4tbe tLI venerable C. P. Reichel, D.D., Archdeacon' 4 h Meath, preached the anniversary -sermons on Cl behalf of the building debt on St. Andrew's A Schools, which now stands at £125. In the w evening, preaching from Isaiah xxi. 11, 12, Arch- cl deacon Reichel, in the course of his ...
... I fTw4J tALLEX1A TRAGEDY. I 4. i (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL CO RRESPONDENT.) Ballina, Thursday, To-day 3Ir. Mostyn, one of the coroners for the county~Mayo, reaumed the inquest on the body of the boy Patrick Melody, in the courthouse of this itown. * Mr. George Bolton, Crown Solicitor for the county)Tipperarv, attended on the part of Mr. Owenristhe County Inspector. Mr. A. Nicol1g, in- ...
... (FRoW OUR OWN COREESPONDENT.) On Tuesday the Ballybav Presbytery met at Creggan to induct the Rev A It Drysdale to the pastoral oversight of that conagregation. The Rev Thos Dysart preached an im pi-essive sermon. Rev Jas M'Cully explained Presbyterian principle and ypolity. Rev J G Smitch put the prescribed ques- tions, and offered up the instailation prayer. Rev James Aliskelly addressed the ...