... rARLIAMENTARY NOTES. (.S1,0M OUR CUItRiSPONDENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY NIGIT.-'Tbere was this morning a temporary lull in the Egyptian cate- chism. Instead of asking questions, hon. gentle- men gave notice of questions, and judging by the number given, Sir Charles Dilke will have to gird up his loins, and strengthen the inflexibility of his demeanour when under fire to-morrow afternoon. The ...

... CONSTANTINOPzL, SATURDAY. -The Conference was formally constituted yesterday, under the presidency of Count Corti, the Italian Ambas. sador. It was agread that absolute secrecy should be maintained with regard to the proceedings, concerning which no information has transpired. No secretary was appointed. The date of the next sitting will be fixed after the receipt of fur- ther instructions by ...

... TO THE EDIOR OF THlE IIELFAST XEWS-MlTTRI.I Sme-It seemed proper to me to make a few observations in your journal on the late town meeting, and speeially on the relation to it of Messrs. Thomas Sinclair and Adam Duffiu. Mv communications thereon excited a degree of at- tention that was a surprise to myself. Opinion was divided on the subject. But that did not matter to me. I can hardly ever ...

... TI-i'lle $rc-0111(ilja ?? I - ? ?? - -- - DUBLIN SATURDAY. JUNE 24. Tun manifesto from the Irish landlords whibI we yesterday pnblished has naturally created intrie excitement. The stateient of 3r. Kavauavb, adopted as the charter of the . neow Cdnpany, is, and purports to be, a de- claration of war against the Iiish. tenants, or, as he says himself, a plan for making war in the enemy'a ...

... , I (By Fremn Spe1 wire and Ordinary a - Telegraph.) TOUSE OF? LOR;DS-YESTERDAY. 'Their ordsahips met at a quarter-past four a e dok.. ' THE CRTSIS IN EGYPT. Lord LREMINGTON gave notiee of his inten- ton on an ear dy to call ntion to a letter in that day's I Iimes from Mr. Wilfred Blunt, on the subject of Egyptian affairx, and move for any correspondence that may- have passed between that 6 ...

... THE PAY3[ENT OF g.p [ TO THE EITa 01k V THE FITLEMA.Y. Tralee, June 26. DRAn SIR-The meeting preeided over by Couu- cillor Wa~yne, rd reported in your columns on SaturCy, is destined to be. the nucleus of the most a momentous and prtriotic work of this century. ?? your successful efforts in the causotof charity and industry-the suetentation of the pblitinsi I ?? and the setting onfoaot of -the ...

... KENGSTOWN AND BLRAY INTELLI- GNIC\E. BLACKROCc; Tow.NSur1'-The fortnightly meet- ing of the board of commiadioners of this towwu- ship was held yesterdav in the Town Hall. I'here| Were pre-ent-MIr. J It, %irhn, chairman: Ms-ssts J J Ritihison. M F Crowve, J Pt H Talbot, WT Ifeartigan, E 21 Kelly, B D Williams, J ltichard. srun, Colon-l Broi ne, D L; D SuUivan, C Kerman. Mr. Biarnes. i'o1rineer ...

... I. . NEWS A-- 1 (By FPrem=a Spes e. I LONDON CoU1iSPONDINCE. . FeM, Office, 211 Stand, end:, Monday Morning. as tno *ovesnment have been compelled by the necessities of the public service to give Committee of Supply the first place on the order paper of the e House of Commons for to-night, the Irish mem- Y bers willihave a brief respite from the weary task s offightmg the Crimes' Bill. It is ...

... PRESBYTERIAN N- :W;. (FROn OUr OWN CORRESPS)NDENT.) This e'rening a soiree will i e held iUI the Presb-I terian Church, LuWer Gloucester street, by the rmembers of tho congregation. Tea Will he served at half-past seven, and the chair vwill be taken at half-past eight o'clock. The question of the introduction of instru- mental nuattic in public worhi s ezave rise to a lon, discussion and ...

... THE QiEENSTOWN WATER - I - . rBILL. I (SPECUAL tELUGHAX FROM OUR REPORTER.) Westminster, Thursday Evening. The House of Commons Committee appointed , to inqnire into the merits of this bill and also into the merits of the rival water scheme of the Queenstown Commissioners, which is contained in a bill to confirm a Local Government provisional f order, met again this morning, Lord George , ...

... THE LEGAL PROFESSION% I - .. . . . . . At tlh examination of applicants seeking to be- come apprentices to solicitors, held on Thursday, the 18th ; Friday, the ltith, and Saturday, the 20th 'of May, 18S2, the undernaimed candidates were adjudged by the Court of Examiners to have pawed arid examiination, and their names were arranged in the following order viz:- N. 1; 3icalel Calh, ; No 29 ...

... THE PROBABILITY AND PROBABLE RESUhT OF REPEAL OF THE UNION. TO TITFI EDITOR OF THE DELt.AST NFIWs-LENT1Te. Sin-When such Liberals and men of letters as Mr. Auberon Herbert, Mr. Goldwin Smith, and Mr. J. A. Froude have grown sceptical of our 1 party syvtem, and complain of moral gravita- tion and of the ways of our Ministers, and when Mr. Herbert advises Repeal of the Union as a means of ...