... [The ?? appeared in our Second EditiOl of yesterday: - CAMrO, MIDNIGIIT, TnUSsDAY.-The Ihedive has' declined to entertain the proposed Ministerial combination under Ragheb Pasha. His Highness received a telegram fronm his agent at Constan- tinople, announcing that an Ottoman Commis- sioner is to start for Egypt at noon to-morrow, without awaiting the meeting of the Conference. A Daily e'ws ...

... THE WEATHER, Tar following forecasts, referrina to the weather of the ensuing twenty-four hours, were issued by the Meteorological Department, Loudon, yester- da-y evening:- 0. Scotland, N. .. South v easterly breezes, 1. Scotland, PN. . 0, . light; showery; thunder 2. England, N.E ?? in some localities. (Very variable, light winds, thunder ; showers at 3. England, E. .. times, but with bright ...

... IBELFAST NATURALISTSP FIELD CLUB. I Tin second of the excursions for the season took place on the afternoon of Saturday last to Collin Glen. The weather was nearly perfeotion, and the numerous cavalcade which started from the Museum gave ample proof of the popularity of the short excursions arranged to places in the immediate vicinity of the town. Leaving the cars at the village of Haunahstown ...

... THE PROTECTION OF, IRISH LINDIORDS' INTERESTS. TuF Press Association is enabled to furnish par- ticulars of au exteusive combination, formed by Irish landlords for their mutual benefit and pro- tection, under the title of The Land Corporation of Ireland, Limited,' The capital proposed is three-quarters of a million, with a guarantee fund of £125,000, which l4tter. has already been sub- ...

... GENESRAL ASSEMBLY OF THlE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN IRELAND. EIGHTi DAY. MORN1iG SEDERUNT. TII Assembly, which had conducted its business in private until two o'clock, resumed at that hour, under the presidency of the MoDiERATon (Rev. T. Y. Killen). ?? COLLIrau (LONDoNDEor.n7) IntonTscr. Rev. J. N. Roos~ERs submitted the report of the trustees of this college, which stated intcr alifs that four ...

... COMPLIMENTARY BREAKPAST TO THE I GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ANNUAL MSETING OF THU ASSIlbIBLY'S TE;;EPEUNCH ASSOCiATIOi. YESTnSArY morning, at half-past eight o'clock, the Belfast Women's Temperance Association entertained the members of the General Assembly and friends to a public breakfast in the Ulster Hall. There was a crowded attendance, the spacious building being taxed to its utmost capacity to ...

... TO TER EDITOR OF TEE FPRZMr - . T-alee, June 17tiL DEAA Sl-t clip the following words Enem -k paragraph whch appears in your issue of yAtm, day:- There is no reason why we should not wear our own wool when woven in Irish loom into good aerviceable cloths. No d* o fsjj% is &o deirabte, and, shall we add, so tuit.ble to the wants of our people. These two senten_. every true Irishman and ...

... e The schoolmastership of Armagh Workhouse it Is vacant. y The London Hospital Sunday Fund exceeded s £23,0 0 ont Saturday evening. y8 The Duke of Succleach has been elected Gover. nor of the Royal Bank of Scotland. t The guardians of the Thurler Ucion have beeu ?? served with more notices of eviction. d Te sentries at the Birr Barracks have been a doulied, the scare having reached the-e. ri ...

... IRISH HOME MANU-FAC:CUiE ASSO. CIATION. The weekly meeting of this, association was held l last veniug, ,1; 1 lfrr. CAREY presi, ing. e, 'The members Present were-' x, XJesrsf PuT}h and P ?? dil, treasurers; M RenFl, P stephens, W .% W, 'Oir a'Cinor, J P Conolly, B rA, Bnie, J 1Qil, P J FigaitY, J iIval, .; COnslay A L, Ahn F~mian, Jobu Pugh. 1' 5-Daioy, F hennelvi l1:isa, M to'Donneol, 5' Brp ...

... THE ENGLISH AND SCOTCH I I lAKND: QUESTIONS. fIMPORTANT STATEMENTT OF THE PREAIER. (SPECThL TELHGRiIA'd) London, Wednesday Evening. A leputation from the .Farmera' Alliance of Scotland waited upon Mr. Gladstone at the Prime kinister's official residence in Downing- street to-day with the object of urging reform in the land laws. - Previous to the interview with the Premier a conference ...

... THE METHODIST CONFEREXCE. (FILOa OUBs COBRESPONDENT.) The Conference resumed, under the presidercy of Rev Professor Osborn. D D. The daily record was read and approved. On the motion of the Rev Wallace IS'hIullen a committee was appointed to confer vith a committee of the British Confer- I encerelative to the revision of ?? of Ofices. The Rev George Vance presented the report of the committee ...

... I I. 1 9 On Wednesday afternoon a large meeting of delegates trom all parts of the country, members of the Democratic Federation, was held at the ee Westminster Palace Hotel. for the purpose of con- at sidering the programme for the ensuing year. ty Among those present ivere-Mr. Joseph Cowen, Y- jun; Rev Arthur O'Ni, Birmingham; Miss Helen s Taylor, Miss Jessie Craig, Mr. E W Jones, of ...