... i . . .. . ?? (By Freeman Special Wire 3nd Ordinary 3 Telegraph.) 22 HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERSDAY. Their lordships met at a quarter past four o'clock. Viscount SIDMOUTH gave notice that on Mon- day he will ask a question of the First Lord of the Admiraity in reference to the recent accident on 8 board her Eajesty's shiD Swiftsure. _ TTeM EGarTIAs Cf1ISS. I9The Marquis of SALISBURY asked if ...

... Z, Ite't ?? - urtmall Ti-ournat. DUBLIN, MONDAY. JU 12. THr cloud in the East has suddenly burst in bloodshed. The Sunday was a day of terror to the Europeans, of riot and rapine for the Egyptians, amongst the villas of Alexandria. Loot and murder inflaming the native mob, they made the Sabbath of the Giaour the signal for an outbreak of national and reli- gious hostility.. The brunt of the ...

... F I -E FOREIGN TELE67RAM (By Reuteres and Ordinary Telegraph.' THE CRISIS IN EGYPT' MILITARY PREPARATIONS BY ENGLAND. THE NEW MINISTRY. (BnErss TIEGBh.) Rome, Tmusday. The Italian Government this morning sg- nified their acceptance of the Conference, whiih will meet at Constantinople on the 22nd inst. It is understood that all the Powers, including England and Franc, will first of all sign a ...

... I (By Reuter's and Ordinary Telegraph.) TE' EGYPTIAN CRISIS. The Times Cairo correspondent says- E:very means areemployed to excite the popu- ion by stating that the Khedive has turned c:;ristian and sold the country to the Eng- lisil. Well-informed people believe that if Dprvisch remains firm and Ja&U attempts at conciliation fail, Arabi will play his last card, t teiegraphic communication, ...

... I The following appered Em our Seod __ii_ _ o f yesterday- _ ?? -1 | 1'EGYPTIAN CRJS-i ri A 'Daily Chronicle telegram I ays-roe me Cairo it is reported tht the citadel has been of.. th feed to the women and children of Europeans aE a asylum. 32,000 ?? have already arried at Alexandria. The RAgbeb Cabinet is cxpscted ?? have a pacifying infiueece on the Poweta, sc F.itoat ultimvately the ...

... THE STRIKE OF AMERICAN IRON- WORKERS. (TIlEs TIZLEGP4,i.) Philadelphia, June 4. The ironworkers' strike spreads, and the entire ?? district is now idle, the mills that were working on June 1 having closed. The labour situation in Pittsburg is unchanged, excepting that the coal and coke interests show more plainly the effect of the ifrike in curtailing sales. Nearly every furnace in the Ohio ...

... TRALEE LADIES' LAND LFAGUE. |(FR10! OURD CORTI;BS.ONDFNT.) Is a o u O n e e o u u a s t' U e o F S Te , M o n d a y . A rneetirg of the Miss IRe noids' branch of the Ladies' Land League, TrsIe. was held in the ! offices of the Kerrv Sentinel' on Saudav even- t ing, Mrs. W. ?? Stack pre;iding. ben tohe ms.ting wr:S aboat to cQ m mence Con- I stal)le Griffin and Sub-constable Fitzgermld pre- ...

... A V te _ rceinamn5 Rournal.VI i FREEMNtIAN CIRCULITION. - AUDITORS' CERTIFICATE. 46 ai:d 47 Dame-st, Dublin, 21st Fe~bruary, 1832. 'We have regularly audited the books of tlie Freeman's Journal 1 since 187g. T NWe certify that the Gross Publica- tion of the Freoman's Journal for the year 1SS1 was t 12,180,015 copies, c giving an average daily publication I of 39,872 copies. The ...

... Bedfast rxel's-ftt- (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1882. In the House of Lords, yesterday, Earl Granville gave in brief form the latest intelli. genco from Egypt. The Irish Reproductive Loan Fund Act (1874) Amendment Bill was read a second time. Some discussion took place regarding the importation of frozen sheep from New Zealand. In the House of Commons, in reply to ...

... Major R. L. Anstrutber of the Rifle Brigade,' Garrison Instructor at Dover, will complete five years' service with the ta-ff on the 1/;th instant, but it is said that he will be allowed an etension of his period of appointment. Captain A. E. Dalzell, of the and Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry, staitioned at the Curragh Camp, has been selected to proceed to Sweden to study Professor Ling's ...

... IBOARD XV rNTLMMEDTATE EDUCATION EXAMINATIONS. Tim fourth annual examinations under the Inter- mediate Eduon1lon eemmenwed, oi MorrlaY in Belfast .and the va4etui centres thrcuigholli thi oorntry,1tit as the upeniag day was devoted ex- elusively to girls-the subjeots being botany for the junior and middle grades, and anitnal physio- logy for the senior gradc-little IntereHt was ex- cited, and, ...

... SOUTH TYRONE CHURCH CHOIR TNION- MCIORAL F5JSTlYAL AT DUNNOS' [FRon ?? suRoirTRL1. Dux.AN.O., WEDIr-S5OAY-Th tenth annual choral festival In connection with the South Tyrono Church Choir Union was held to-day in Dungasnnon Church. The choirs represented were those of Arboe, Ballyclog,Brackaville, Coalisland, Clonfteale, Derryloran, Donaghbmore UpPer, Donaghmore Lower, Drumglas9, Tullaniskin, ...