... IN 0 C K. The members of Ballyhackamore L.O.L. No. 105s, and Dundonald L.O.L. No. 1056, assembled at their respective lodgerooms on Sunday even- ing, at half-past six o'clock, and walked in pro- cessional order, attired in the insignia of the Institution, to Knock Methodist Church, where it had been arranged to hold a special service. The church and vestry were crowded to excess, a large ...

... . HoNona TO A MuINISTIM.-The friends and ad. mirers of the Rev. John Ker, one of the three delegates sent to America by the Irish Conference of 1881, will be gratified to learn that he continues his labours with unabated success and great ac- ceptauce. At present he is in Nebraslia preaching and lecturing on his way to the Pacific coast. The University of Evanston College (the North-Wes- tern ...

... ?? EXPEDITION TO -. 'IT. THE PREPARATIONS, LON DON, WED1PSDAYi.-It was decided to-day that the Orient, with the staff of the first divi- sion, including General Willis and the Duke of Cdinaught, should sail on Saturday next, by 0ich time she 74l1 undoubtedly be ready. Two cabins are being prepared for the Duke of Oonnaught, and the vessel ?? be lighted blfroughout by the electric light. The ...

... 'HE' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. .- SAnry Row! PazeYTEJyzAra CauncH.-The.annual social reunion of the members of the congrega-. ?? class was held on Thursday evening, in the Orange Hall; Sandy Row. There was a good attendance of the young people and members of the, congregation. The hall was tastefully de- corated with the banners and flags belonging to the Sabbath school, and the tables were orna- ...

... AIUNIcIPAL BOUNDARBES .COMMISSION. BELFAST, W% -are enabled to supply our readers this morn- Eng with the Report of the Municipal Boundaries Commission, which has been So anxiously in. quired after for sometime past. It contains much Df importance' with reference to the borough, and Will doubtless.be read with interest. The municipal boundary of Belfast was fixed by the MXuuicipal ...

... Irr I Pie ? l effut eftcr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1882. IN the House of Lords, yesterday, the prin- cipal event was the discussion of the motion fjr the second reading of the Arrears Bill, which was, however, only reached after some little conversation over the motion thanking her Majesty for the message intimating her intention to call out the reserves. Lords ...

... iRABI AT THE HEEAD OF A PLUNDERING RABBLE. WAITING FOR THE ATTACK. THE ENGLISH EXPEDITION. DISARMAMENT OF THE NATIVES. Lo.NnoS, TUESDAY EvONrna. Tar Daily Telegraph's Alexandria correspondent telegraphs this ?? has been quiet during the night. The South Staffordshire Repii. ment has replaced the sailors on duty at the rail. way stations, and has sent half a battalion te Rosetta Gate. To-day ...

... Ar MMIC - I Ntlfast (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BE L FA S T: F R I D A Y, J U L Y 21, 1882. In the House of Lords yesterday the Mar- quis of Salisbury asked for information as to the policy the Government proposed to puv- sue with respect'to the armed occupation of any parD of Egypt. Earl Granville proposed to make a full statetuent of the intentions of the Government on Monday. Lord Salisbury ...

... CORiRESPONDENCE. -0 EMIGRATION OF DESTITUTE, CHILDREN. TO THE EDITOR O01 TIIS PiSri'ABT NFWS-LUTTEP SIR-Most of your readers aro aware that Mliss MacPherson, of London, has been engaged for some years in the truly philalnthiropic Work of emigrating destitute and helpless children from the great ceutres of population in England to Canada. This work is.carried on in a very systematic and orderly ...

... Tar approach of the Twelfth, with all its stirring associations and calls to grateful acknowledgment, was indicated by the services held in a large number of churches yesterday and by the crowded congregations. The Sunday before the Twelfth, by a eustom the propriety of which is undoubted, has been identified with the religious aspect of the Revolution-just as the more secular celebration is ...

... Fivr, battalions of infantry, numbering 4,000 men, are. under orders to proceed from England to Ireland to replace troops going out from this country to Egypt. LivEaPooL, SuiNDAY.-On Saturday morniug there was nvich animation in the streets in the centre of Liverpool, as the 1st Battalion of the King's Liverpool Infantry marched through the town, headed by the two bands of the regiment. Tue ...

... jZ fie ?fffuf -s- clu-Nett.a. (ESTABLISHIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1882. In the House of Lords, yesterday, Lord Brabourne called attention to the proceedings of Irish Land Commissioners and the appoint. rients of Sub-Commissioners, and, sait that he would not have accepted the honour of a peerage at the bands. of the Prime Minister if be could have foreseen the action of the ...