... ZPROPOSED TRIANSFER oF CAPT. WHELAN, R.M., FROM PORTAD OWN. ON; MTonday a Special meeting of the Portadown Town Commissioners was hold in the Town Hall, Portadown--Mr. Arthur Thornton presiding--to take the uecessary steps for framing a memorial to the Lord Lieutenant praying that the proposed transfer of Captain Whelan, R.M., from Porta- down to the County Galway should not be carried into ...

... SECOND EDMITION. Niiws-LETTEn Or-ica, SATUIRDAY MOuNLqNo Six O'CLoCIK. THIS MORNING'S LONDON PAPERS. ARABP'S TERMS OF SURRENDER. SECURITY OF THE CANAL. A Chronicle Alexandria correspondent states that tile terms on which Arabi offered to sur- render were-permission to retire to a Syrian or Arabian monastry, retaining his rank and pay as colonel. He also requested the same terms for nine of his ...

... ADDRESS FROM THE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY TO THE LORD LIE UTEINANT. Ox Monday afternoon the Lord Lieutenant re- ceived a deputation from the Royal Dublin Society, in the Presence Chamber, Dublin Castle. Mr. Geosge Woods Maunsell, D.L., read an ad- dress, setting forth the relations of the society to the Government. Her Majesty's Government (say the deputation) have already assured the society of ...

... COIRLE SPONDENCE. A FZIEZSTDLY SUGGESTION. TO TIIZ EDITOr. O TUE IELLFAST NEWS-LETTE13. Smn-Through the medium of the Press it would be weli to let some of the clergy kuow how very unwelcome to the laity is the increasiing hbabit of omitting the Litany on Communion Sunday, aud also the practice of not using the prayers for thie Lord Lieutelnant and the Hidl Court of Parliament. Surelv our ...

... TIME LAND COMIMISSION. THE CHIEF COMMrSSIONERS ILN BELFAST. i AT half-past ten o'clock yesterday Mr. Justice O'Hagea~u and Mr. Vernon, J.P,, resumed the hearing of appeals under the Land Act in the Courthouse, Crumlin Road. MEiS'ENTArrVEs Or TTS XrTE CmDm nS DOUOLA,. LANDLORD. There were four appeals from the decisions of i the Sub.Commissioners as to the routs on pOr- tions of this property. ...

... ITHEI CELEBRATION or TUB TWELFTH OF JULY. B ALLY EILB FG. Tim glorious anniversary of the Battle of the E3Oyne was comm enorated with accustomed enthusiasm by the brethren of Locale, Saistfeld, and CastleWellan districts at Ballykilbeg, the 'well-known residence of William Johnstou,, lsq., the District Mldaster of Lecale and the Grand Secretary of County Down. In Downpatrick the anniversary ...

... IT is many years since so much interest has been evinced in the July celebration as that shown this year. It is not difficult to discover a reason. The loyal Orangemen of the North have for months patiently awaited the coming of the day when the great. events in connection with their Institution are commemorated, to show beyond all doubt that, notwithstanding a11 that has been stated to the ...

... ARABI' SUMMONED TO ALEXANDRIA. t t THE CAIRO RAILWAY CUTZ MANIFESTO OF ADMIRAL SEYOUR. t ARRIVAL OF BRITISH TROOPS AT 5 ALEXANDRIA. _ ?? ANARCHY IN THE PROVINOES. s MASSACRE AT TANTAII. LExc9AN'GE COMPANY'S TULPGRiAM, POnT SAID, SUNDAY, 6-50 P.M. I No accidents have occurred in the cmal up to t the present time; traffic free. -[SPzuCIAL REUTRf'S TELEGrTgA.l OFF ALEXANDRIA, SUNDAY, 9 P.l* S ...

... - edfasfz lletu-N ter* (ESTABLISHEEP ANNO 1737.) B E L F AS T: MONDAY, J ULY 24, 1882.' The Arrears of Rent (Ireland) Bill was read a first time in the House of Lords on Satur- day. The sitting of the House of Commons on Saturday was chiefly remarkable for the state- neut elicited from Me Childers that the argount of the vote of credit to be asked for on Monday would be £2,800,000. tA Toulon ...

... B A N B it I D (G E,, [FBOl;OUR OiBP lTi0rZl.) BABtnoez,MONDA3Y,.-7At half-pasttwelve o'clock to-day Messrs. Hodder, B.L.; Weir, J.P.; and Bomford sat in the Courthouse, and took up the cases hsted for hearing. Mr. A. Edgar, registrar, was present. SflTTLiurFXTS. Mr. GLASS, who appeared for the tenants, stated that eleven cases on tlhe list entered by the tenants of the trustees of Mr. Thomas ...

... I . LAND COMMISSION COURT OF APPEAL. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) Belfast, Wednesday Evening. Mr. Justice O'Hagan and Mr. Commissioner Vernon sat in the courthouse, Belfast, at half-past ten to-day, and resumed the hearing of fair rent appeals from the county Armagh Patrick M'Cann, tenant; Robert J M'Geough, landlord. This was the landlord's appeal. The tenant holds 12a 2r 7p, ...

... INO1M DUBLIN UNION. The usual wveekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held in the boardroom nf the work- house, North Brunswick street, yesterday. Sir. A s-IOsY (NSI1,, J.P., presiding. The following members were also present- )Is~srs B M'Mahen, P Brennarn, J Whyte, Colonel Tindsb .) i., J Pt F Csirr, J Fitzitnons, (4 \l1 iee, T t; W F L'aeior, P M'Ken~ia, J Bulrke, U Riyder, L M ...