... THE PROPOSED ENTRANCE TO THE MILITARY BA RRACKS THROUGH GLEN. ItAVEL STREET. AT. a meeting of the trustees and committee of the -Ulster Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital, held on the 27th inst., it was unanimously resolved- 1st., That the committee and trustees of the Ulster Eye, Ear, and Throat Hospital are of opinion that tha opening of Glenravel Street to the military will very greatly ...

... TnB monthly meeting of the Belfast Corporation was held yesterday, at twelve o'alock, in the Council Chamber, Municipal Buildings - the M.AYoR (Sir Edward Porter Cowan, J.P.) pre- I siding. There were present :-Aldermen-Sir John Savage, J.P.; David Taylor, J.P.; James H. Ilaslett, J.P.; 'Wm. John Johnston, J.P.; James Carlisle, J.P.; Dr. Whitaker, Daniel Dixon. I Councillors-John Browne, J.P.; ...

... Beifast rt4lul-X1ffer. , I . (ESTABLISHN P ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1882. In the House of Commons, yesterday, Sir Charles Dilke bad no information to grve on Egyatian affairs, or if he had would not communi- cate it. Sir Wilfrid Lawson, remarking that the Governments of Eugland and Frauce had united to preserve order in Egypt, asked the Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs whether ...

... THE FISIHERMAIN'S ANEROID BAROINULITER. IT is now more than twenty years since the National Lifeboat Iustitution undertook to supply first-class barometers to its lifeboat stations and to some other places. The result has been most encouraging in every way. First-The coast population of those plates have numerously watched the indication of the barometers, with the aid of the daily registered ...

... IDlATLY TrELEGR1APHI TELeI'.AM.1 P.Rkni, ToESD.Y NlrrT.-Another remiarl.afge story has to be added to the long list of curiouS and exciting narratives Connected with the Nihilist cause. The St. Petersburg correspondcun of the l'olaire guarantees the authenticity oi t!7e following facts, which are said to have tnateriailv increased the anxiety felt in the Russian capital for the Czar's safety. ...

... - I OMA.GoH, WHsoMSDAY.-The annual general meeting of the members and friends of the Tyrone Ptrotestant Orphan Society was hold in the Grand Jury rooms of the County Courthouse, at half -past twelve o'clock to-day. The attendance of the general public was not numerous. ;Amongst those present ?? George Walter Vesey,D.L.; Major Anohinleck, J.P.; Very Rev. James Byrne, M.A., Dian of Clonfert; Rev ...

... UNDERMINING T1E LAND ACT. I TO TER EDITOR OF THE Fa.EEMfN. v.-FI beg to ?? your attention to the follow. I=rule, No 150, one of the latest made by the -Ird Commission:- athenesa originating notice to ix a fair rent haa been 5eu by the tenant in any case in which the Poor Law !atioa of the holuing shaU not be under £10, the 'soray demand from the tenant the particuoars of relied upon by the ...

... The following appeamed in our Secondc-Ediiloz. of ye-terday- I THES EGYPTIAN CRISIS. 5. A DMIy Chronicle Alexandria correspondieig 1-ars from Cairo that Arabi Palha has issued a proclamation stating that even if 'the Kh'edivei should remin in Alexanidria he 60 ill- iierie'' to, Cairo, and takethe lea~din the defenceoftheoounLry. It is stated that Arabi has raised twelve thousand Bedouin ...

... (By Reuterrs and Ordinary Telegraph.) THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. London, Friday. A ' Times' Constantinople telegram says the enthusiastic reception of Dervish's mais- sion at Cairo and' Alexandria has caused satisfaction in official circles. A Cairo telegram ?? military party is more jubilant and aggressive than ever, and the few persons who had hopes that the mission would end in anything but a ...

... (SPECIAL TELEGIANI FROMI OUR CORRESPON- t ?? Limerick, Tuesday Night. The Limerick Chronicle of to-night states that the authorities have received information that a cargo of arms has been landed on the west I coast of Clare. Publicity is also given to the j statement that information has been given of an intention on the part of some evil-disposed persons . to destroy the grounds of the ...

... ILATEST NEWS | By Freeman Special Wire.) u31LONDON' CORRESPONDENCE. o Freernan Of fice, 211 Strand, London, Friday Morning. x The alarming increase of evictions in Ireland 'J has to some extent opened the eyes of the Go- a vernment and of the country to the difficulties and n disasters their present policy isn almost certain to ?? The whole Liberal Press of England ac- knowledgee the ...

... THE BOARD OF WORKS i REPORT. I rhe fiftieth annual report of jthe Irish Board of Vorks h; s been presented to Parliament, and we nb e abled to present our readers with extrac% fr its most important portions :_ PUBLIC WVORKS LOAIS. The loans authorised for all pureees drming the year ended 31st March, 1882, number 561, an IMount to £841j954. This aggregate of our loan transactions is very ...