... eI ?? 5-Pcltc (BSTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1882. Important events have happened in Egypt, developing the plans of SirGarnet Wolseley. It seems that the annot2ncement that the forts o1 Aboukir would be bombarded was merely a ruse to deceive the enemy. The British fleet and transports left Alexandria on Saturday, the embarkation and departure of the troops being watched ...

... TH9 will, with a codicil attached, of the Most Noble William Henry, ixth Duke of Grtfton, late of Euston. Hall, Thetford, Suffolk, and df Wakefield Lodge, Stony Stratford.Northampton- shire, who died on 21st,Xay last, at his residence, 4, Grosvenor Place, London, was proved on the 2nd instant by Aurastus Charles Lennox, seventh Duke of Graf ton, the brother and acting executor, the value of ...

... THE 1ELATOXN AND DUTY OF ORkANGE, I IMEN TO THE LAND IE1OE3L ON Tuesday last, under the auspices of Carna. buoy ?? No. 411 (in connection with tte Coleraine District Orange Loige), Br. Vance Mgs caulay, D.M., delivered an address in their lodee. room on the above subJect. Thiere wav o, good at. tendance of the Orangemnon of the district acd their friends. It was moved by Br. S.aeoVerr. M'PrT ...

... IT is rare, indeed, that a house of such exeep- tional historio interest as Ford'Castle is adver- tised as to let The castle, together with the shooting and fishing over 6,000 acres to which the estate extends, is to be let for the autumn months. Ford derives matchless interest from the fact that the battle of Floddon, which proved so fatal to the flower of Scottfsh chi~valry, was fought ...

... HOIUS:1 OF LORDSYi;sTErTDAYT Tae LORD CHANCHLLOA took his seat at a quarter- past four o'clock. ARREARS OF RENT (IRELAND) 13ILL. Qn the report of apleudments to the Arrears of ].unt. (Ireland) Bill, LQrd SLLENBOROUGH took advantage of the last opportunity of entering his protest against the aeure. It WOLid not bring about the entire cessation of evictioins dea~lndgd itS ?? supporters. It would ...

... THE 'AR IN EGYPT. DISSENSIONS IN THE LEBEL BA 1S. LANDING OF TEE 75TH HIGHLANDERS. EAIRTlWORKS SHELLED NEAR RAMLEHL. THEE ATTITT)DE OF TURKEY. ENGI-ND'S DEMANDS UNRESERVEDLY ACCEPTED. LE ITER FBROM THE QUEEN. ARABI'S ACCOUNT OF THE RECENT ENGAGEMENT. 1 ARABI'S LSTANDABD TELEGRAM.] ALEXADBA, ONDAY, -30 P.M. Accordingito the statements of the prisoners captured in Saturday's fight, Arabi has ...

... THE. ARPMIY. A field-day took placae on Thursday forenoon on the plain north of the camp of the troops com- ?? the Currugh Brig.ade, in presence of his KIaceilency the Lord Lieutenant and Staff. The troof)s present were divided into two opposing forces, the eastern forco being in field-dtay order, .and the western force in drill order. Major- General Frazer, V.C., C.B., wan umpire-in-chief, ...

... BELFAST YODEL SCHOOL. DISTBUl3OTIONs OF PIIZES TO THlE cauncar OF MIUND PUprLS. AT half-past two o'clock yesterday the prizes won in religious education at the late half-yearly examination of the children of the Church of Ire- land attending the Belfast Model School were !distributed in one of the large rooms of the insti- tution. T-here was a fair attendance, which in- eluded -The Lord Bishop ...

... COURT AND FPAShION. 1TilE COURT'1. rSt-EO1I.L TELSOt ISA n.1 OSnOREs, l\I~ONav. The Queen wvent out this morning. Princess Beatrice walked, attended by ~iss iBauer. VrIrISEGAr. COURT. Their Excellencies the Lord Lieutenant, K.G., and the Countess Spencer, accompanied by Lady Musiel Boyle, Mr. and M~rs. Horace Seymour, and attended by M~r. Courtenay Boyle (private secre- tary), Capta~in Elanoud ...

... THIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SeCOnD PRe-sZTTrIAN CneUncI, SThAB.VNE-CA-T TO REV. Hn. F Eimx-A largely attended meeting of the above congregation was leli in the church on Wednesday, at eleven o'clock, for the purpose of ascertainina the mnind of the con-reaation re- garding the appointment of an assistant and suc- cessor to the Rev. Wim. A. Russell, who lately re- signed, after having been pastor ...

... EXECUTION OF A COOLIE IN D-URBAN, A SICKENING SPECTACLE. EARLY on Saturday morning, ibrahim Sbibl,3 coolie, who was sentenced to death at the ?? Circuit Court, at Verulam, for thre murder of II: wife, suffered the extreme penalty of the lawI the Central Gaol, Durban, in the presence of lit. A. Clarence (sheriff), Mr. R. I. Fiuncnore (re. sideut magistrate), Mr. W. H. Addison (distri t surgeon) ...

... ST4TH OrTHEO REBEL REB~ELORES J' THE LAST RECONNAISSANCE. p WANT 'OF COMMUNICATION WlTH.SUEZ. T W T13M CAPTURE D IIDSHIPMAN.. Or MANIFESTATIONS OF NATIVE FEEGLING. IU a ALARMING REPORT FROM CAIRO. d THE EUROPEAN QUARTER SAID TO BE t, IN FLAMES. a . f . ?? ;STANDARD TELEGRA1M. . n ALEXANDRIA, THURSDAY, 11-0 A.. I In consequence of the break the ironclad trai n t was obliged to return without ...