... I SUNDAY SCHOOL SOOIETY OF IRELIND. . 1aie~raosQlN l't~ pgst's, DUBeti, TnUruSDAY 1Hv,5xia._-TO-daY the dis- tribution of prizes and certificates awarded by the committee of tlhe Sunday Sohool Society of Ireland at the late exaniinatioiin of Sunday. school teachers took place in St. Andrews' Paro- diial 'Hail. St. Andrews Street. Shortly after twelve o'clock the chair was taken by ii8 Gr~ea ...

... SCOTCH. NOT1ES. [VnROt OUR OLABSOW. CORRES5PONDENT. VOtITICAL TAIL. Dunnmo the past week there has been a consider, able amoun-iof political talk in Scotlaud,altbough the general situation in the country shows little alteration. It hiss been finally arranged that Mr. Chamberlain is to visit Glasgow and Inverness in the autumn, and the caucus devotees are conse. queutly in ecstasies. The ...

... CHIfURCH OF IRELAND, ; GDAMr.,x Cnuacn.-Ou Wednesday last, the choir of this church and some friends had, through the kindness of the select vestry, a most enjoyable pie.nio. They drove in one of Messrs. tlohnson's brakes to Ballywalter Park, permission to visit whioh having been kindly given by John Mulliolland. Esq., M.P. The incoumbent and MTrs. Riddall there met them, and dcring the day ...

... COMRBSPONDENCE. CHE TITLE OF THE CHURCH OF IlELAND. o TfHE EDITOR OF THLa BLFJirAST NFW8VLETTF.R. Siar-The Church of Ireland is not only the Ch1urch of the ancient Irish people but it it; the ,round and base of the ?? and national claims 6f the Oiango aud Protestant cause; therefore, lniv Protestant who ceases to hold the term 1 Irish ('l;urch is a desitroyer of his own cause, and is ...

... COLERAINE ACADEMEOAL INSTITUTION. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZZiS. [FRO55 OUiS lipPOnTER.1 CotxrnI~,s WIIn)MSnDA.-Tlhe annnal meeting for the distribution of prizes to the pupils of the Academical Institution was held to.day, at half. past one o'clock, in the gyrnoasium of the school. There was a very numerous attendance, iuclud- ing the ?? J. Whittaker Ellis, M.P., Governor Irish Society; the Deputy ...

... THE IR ISH SOCIETY IN DERRY. THE MAYOR'S BANQUET. e 13 :,PECIAL rELEGNAX.1 It LoONDERRY, TuESDAY.-Sir -Robert M'Vicker, J.P., Mayor of Derry, gave' a qnd banquet in 'E the Corporation Hall to.nighl.j,, houour of the R visitation of the Han, tile Irisbhiociety, to which the following were ?? Mayor of Londou, Right Rev. William Alexadder, DD., I Bishop of Derry and Raphoe; Mr. S. DI. Alexan. s ...

... ADVICE TO TRAVELLBES. j'lBOM T;IE STAN'DArr.] AT this season of the year advice wells up and overflows the traveller. The dose is administered to him from all quarters. The Press contributes its share. The medical journals give it to him without any disguise whatever, or even asking * By your leave. They tell him what he is to eat, drink, and avoid; how many flanuel shirts he is to wear ou ...

... 61 A jf . dfurT lcb5~~tr (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1865. The Lord Lieutenant will, to-day, leave Dublin for his tour in the West of Ireland, arriving in GalIway at a quarter-past two O'clock. It is believed in Aberdeen that tweuty-five fishermen have been drowned in the storm which has raged over the North of Scotland fishing stations since Weduesday last. On ...

... CANDIDATURE OF THE SOLICITOR- GENERAL. MEETING AT PORTADOWN. PORTAnowN, THUnipAY NinFIr.-A crowded mset- itg of the supporters of the Solioitor-Generil for Ireland (Mr. John Monroe, Q.C.) in his can- Jidature for North Armagh was held here to-night in the Town Hall. The building was orofded to ?xcess. The chair was taken by Mr. J. B. iTRrN- 3o.s, president of the Portadown Constitutional ...

... NE WCASTLE. 1 [eenQ A SPECIAL CORRiSPOiSNT1] Tin; pearl and flgwer of ?? Irisb watering- places is Neweastre. so said a friend hailing I from the otber side of the Atlantic, and his words E fouind a responsive echo in the mind of tbe writer, for a short sojourn at this deiightful spot had convinced me of the trutlfulness of tbe State- men't. The first inpressionof the visitor to New- r ...

... BAND PROMENADE IN O.RMEAU PARK. tAsT evening the band of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiubs' attended in the Ormeau Park, from seven o'clock till nine, and discoursed a choice programme of musio. Formerly they formed the attractiou in the Waterworlis on Monday evenings, but Colonel Stokes discoutinuiun their attendance there, lindly granted their services for the benefit of the visitors to Ormeau. ...

... FOREIGN INITELLIGENCE. ' [I:}UTIYR'9 Tr LF.(hlAlC.j THE CHOLE RA. S P A I N. IVIADUTD, MONDAY, 3.15 AxM-The official cholera bulletin published this inorning shows that there were 4,747 cases and 1,627 deaths in Spain yesterday. The Governor of Granada has been attaceed by cholera. MIAR SEI 4LEJS. MAIUSErLES, )MONDAY, 8.15 r.Mi.-Durina the last 24 hours there have been 52 deaths hlee, 24 of ...