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... 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 ...
... MR, HEALY, M.P., AND MR. SimXTONF, M.P., AT WEXFORD (SPECIAL TELEGRa- FROX OUR REF11iITRR) Wexford, Sunday Night. ;Mr. Healy, MI.P., and Mr. SextoD, M.P., ad- 'a dressed a public meeting of the WcXford cOLL- I t stittuency tlins evening on the political situation. a They arrived in Wexford by the nine a.m. train from Dablin, and were tnet on their arrival by a large crowd, by which they were ...
... I MILiTARY I.NTELLIGENCE. I ARMY NEWS FROM CAMPS AND CLUBS. (FROM OiR MU1ARY CORRESPOYDEiT.) London, Auguet 14th. 1882. We have been schooling our officers and men too much. Turning tail is a modern trick of British infan try, once considered the steadiest in Europe. There must be something wrong when the scares of Zululand mnd the Tranusvaal are re- noeved in Egypt. If the firing of the ...
... -- I ~ ?? _o ' * (By Freeman ' Special Wire.) f LON DON CORRESPONDENCE. b FreemanOffice, 211 Strand, London, ii Thursday Morning. d A fealing bordering on consternation was o0- v casioned iu the House of Commons yesterday af- Is ternoon when the news of the heavy sentence and Is penalty inflicted on Mr. Gray by Judge Lawson F was received It was totally discredited at first1 E but ...
... A PETROLEUMf ROMANCE A rvrcow New Yorker pointed out to me a citizen of Pittsburgh who was at one time a salesman in a retail grocery there at a salary of 500 dols. a year. When the petroleum esoitement became rampant he went to Titusville without any money, and after a few weeks fell in with a prosperous specu- lator and struck oil, making 100,000 dols, to 500,OOU ldols. a year. He ...
... FOREIGN TELEGRA',lS. OUTBRE AK OF DISTURBA.CjTE C&TTARO, SrTURDAY-Disturbances have br,1 out in the Montenegrin districts. e3i THE RIOTING IN FAI.t-NCE-SEl7,;p' IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS. OD PARIS, SATCInDAY.-NO renewal of the dislud ances has occurred at Montecau-lesMi,,1 r consequence of disclosures made by o0c et rioters arrested, the police have seiced a iiu of documents proving the existence of ...
... Tun annual meeting of represeptatives of the Churches of Christ in Great Britain aud.Ireland t co-operating for evangelistic purposes has just t been held in the Meeting-honse, Grafton Street, Leicester. M r. Andrew Ferguson (Manchester) was called to the cbair. Thefirst meetinai of this co-operation was held in Edinburgh in 18-42, when t forty-two churclhes reported a membership of 1,800, ...
... (iROU OUR OWN COzRRFD0MENT.) On Tumsday evening the Presbytery of Belfast met in Albert-street Church, in that town, for the purpose ef ordaining the Rev Henry Montgomery to the pastorate of the congregation renderedvacaut by the removal of the Rev J D Crawford to Berry. street There was a large attendance of oe con- gregation, many being accommodated with *eats in theaisles The ordination ...
... ?PAUIJENTAYII (B2y Freeman Special Wire and Ordinary Telegraph.) HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. Ii he LoRD CHANCELLOR took his seat at a quarter ias- feaur o'clock. THE ADJOURNMENT. Earl GRANVILLE gave notice that On Fracly he vold move the adjournment of the house to the 2*-th of October. He might have proposed a .ouer adjournment. but thought it more respect- to their lordships to ask them to ...
... THE INCARCERATIoN OF M. E. D. GRAY, M.P. Amongst those who called or left caidsyester- day on Mr. Gray at Richmond Bridewell were the Most Rev Dr Duggan, the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress, Mr. Sexton, I1 PI; Mr, Leary, P;| Mr. Justin MICarthy, M P Mr. !'Carthy, jun, Miss MhCarthyand Mis% Robinson, ; mr. H J Gill, I M P; Ir. John Ferguson, Dr Dudley White, and 1 Mrs Wbite: Alderma Redmond, ...
... AIR. JUSTR1CE LAW-SON i i AND I IM E. L)DIYER GRAY, MI.P. In referenc to tie fine imposei by 'Mr. Justice! Lawson onb Mr. Gixiv we have received the sub- 4jiic ad'tinA icoltributione and letters A-.ioust airea ly acknowledged ?? 21 10 0 .The Right ion. toe Lord Mayor ?? Daweon, Al.P,) . 10 Q 0 e p;Ettic_ ?? Paris o 1 0 0 J D lunio , Liverpool ?? 2 2 0 Dr. Jh:h BliL.;b, Liverpnol ?? .. 2 2 ...