... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... IRISH HOME MANUFACTURE ASSOCIA.- TION. T The usual weekly meeting of the Irish Home Meansu aeture Association was held last evening.- 14r. WILLTA O'CONiSOB in thi chair. , There Jwere also present-- l3'homae Pugh sad P M.ortell, treasurers; J7mc Carey,' 1 TIohn Pugh, Thomas Blealy, A L Altman, R Dixo ,: ; .Thginnis, JT J Counolly, ff kIton, James Ryn, Joseph .Briscwe, .Mc Con way, W Hastings, ...

... SIhMIARY OF NEWS. I Gaiteau will be hanged between 12 and o'clock on Friday. The usual weekly meeting of the Irish, Rom Manufacture Asociation vw held last erening. The reception of Miss Bridget Usther as nuwvic took place in the Sienna Convent, Drogheda5e, terday. Yesterday the Queen's Bench Division had be, fore it the Lease of Aleader and.othera v tht Lough Erme Drainage Company. The number ...

... I 'MITtARY INTELLIGENCE. 1 -ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND CLUBS. (FmoM oUR mITARY coRsnaorDoNxy) London, June 24th. . Royal warrant, dated the 19th of last month, lets us a little into the secret of how commissions were given away formerly. There was an idea that her Majesty, through her Commander-in- Chief, had the nominations, but it appears that, in the Guards at least, the colonels of the ...

... THE METHODIST CONFEREN-CE. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDE-NT. Beifast, Sunday. The Bepresentative Conference resumed yester- day morning, Rev. Professor Osborn, D.D., o! London, in the chair. On the motion of Mr. W j Paul, secnded by T M Pollard, Esq, M D; itw resolved that the Conference, in a body, should attend the funeral of the late lamented Professor Appelbe, LL D, D D, on Monday morning. A ois. ...

... XCOUNRY CINBNERS' DEFENCE LEAGM A meeting of the above league was held at ti~ea committee rooms, I0 Upper Abbey-street, on the 22nd ins', r. J W2iams in the chair. The secm sary read a number of letters from members es- pressing their inability to attend sand a dsre tu protest against the insinuatioms of Mr. Dvvyer as t4 the existence of the league, land in reference to illicit trading and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...