... THE LATRAILLE NUISANCE &lp DUELINe I ROAD. I __I Tnu. following letter haa been: presented to the Mayor and Corp-oration of Belfast; signed. by & large number of residents in' Shaftesbury Square and: Pakenhami Place, requesting the* removal of the objectionable kiosk which disgraces the; thoroughfare at, the junction of Dublin Roadi andd Great: Victoria Street. Public opinion was lately ...

... THE CHURCH OF IRHLXN% hI KILDARTON SUNDAY-SC1OOL EXAMlNraTIoN AND hb FETr.-The 18th inst. was the day appointed for A the examination of the Sunday school. The B children attending the day short in Drtimbee were also asked to join in the day's pleasure. At eleven o'clock, the hour fixed, a school service was con- tF ducted in the church by the Rev. T. Kingeborough, or incumbent. The ...

... THE ORANGE INSTITUTIUN GILFORD DISTRICT L. O.L, No, 13.-At the dis-C trict meeting of this lodge a warrant was applied t for and granted to Br. Watson Mayes and others t with power to open a new lodge in the district. c On Saturday evening last the new lodge, No. 20 1 4, f was opened with all due ceremony in Dunbarton t by the ?? Br. Robert McBride, assisted by r the D.DM., Br. Isaac Smyth, ...

... THE NEW CANON OF ExETEn.-TIIo Bishop of Exeter has offered the canonry in Exeter Cathe- dral, vazated by the Bishop of Marlborourgh. to tho Rev. Robert Edward Trefusis, vicar of Ohittle- hamtDon, Devon, and prebendary of the cathedral, bv -whom it has been accepted. Tin DEANERY 01' ST. PAUL'S.-There are fresh rumours of the approaching retirement of Dean Church, whose health has been failing ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, I _ - ACEN OWGDGMENTS. }!2LF.tsT BOgAT, ?? Treasurer (}t- lY. F. 3faoBlheran) acknoxvledges, VIt thaukre, the receipt of ?? 3d from the emp !Oy oi 1t F. l'homns. Esq. ABrtahuwSprlet8; il Os from the ereu .bf No. 3 hopper dredger; 1 Ssl frlo4= t6de ?? of Sc. 4 hopper drelger; and :1D be e: ioiners cabinetmakexs, yolishers} and upbWolE61;50 d )iarS; WIarlCud Js WRollL PROM ...

... BY OUR} SPECIAL WIRSB 100, Fszew~ ST RUI, LONDON, B.A TuunBDAY MOftNWNG, SIX O-CLOCE. DEFEAT OF THE MiAIIDI. RETREAT TO KHARTOUX. The Moraing Post's Cairo correspondent says- I It is steted amiongst the leading neltives here, and the news is believed to. be ; correct that a foroe of the KhalifaI's troops, under ; Mohammed Bl Kair were defeated, with great L loss, at a place some seven days' ...

... BELFAST' MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS. I LAST night at eight o'clock a meeting of the cxc- cutive committee of St. George's Ward in connec- tion with the B, lfmat Conservotivc Association was held in ' rhe Castle, to nomiinate candidates for the representation of this ward in the Corporation. Alderman Johnston, J.P., presided, and there were presen t:-Wam. Masterson, John A. Taylor, J.P.; James ...

... I . derrSS and John Stuart Cochrane were duly elected. The chairman's term 0 office being up, Or. Stevenson proposed, arid DIr. Alex. Donagh seconded, that Ak. Megaev be again reappointed chairman for the ensuing year, and referred in complimentary terms to the manner in which WIr. ?? had discharged the duties or chairman dtlr- in6the past year. Tile chairman having retired. the motion svas ...

... OUR LONDON LER'lER. Road tbis nl rni:l6. at ten and uot at; eleve: olovii. as announoed. trt hear so:ne bankrnptc7 Ro?.L ?? Lynn. aged eibht. ehoolboy. residinz ai 111. *lIayt. Stre t. +sas ad- mitted to this instituxiloa yesterdar snffering frora ?? ?? ?? t>h cau;-ed w a iaU \ bY OUllSPWlAL AVllig. l PUzrxrARs NEWS-LETTER OvnICE. 1 69, FLEET S'STRETr. E.C.. THURSDAY NIGTr. WITH the deliverv ...

... BELFAIST - MUNICIPAL) ELECTIONS. N6 Tfb b n a n h o E l t h e e e t r w o l Is o holh y w e p p a r o i u h n u e i Th ?? o g h , t Itt a t a u r n e o i 9 ' Nse d i o n o t e b n f t f l e c t a adhrlG .mi s 1 e i l e p t n r h t t e ; s at TR F; final stage of the municipaL electoral struggle lie has been reached, the polling taking place to-day. njl In all the wards exocept Smuithfield ...

... SAVED BY A MIDSHIPITAZ Birminghleaw &ztralri//y 37iYg, 1Ayril 61), | IN THE HOSPITAL. How shall we tell the story ? H1owv shall we pie. ture the scene? A row of snow.white beds the gentle nurses moving silently to and fro. in a werl of the General IHospital in Birminglaia-i.l&tr, which the bright May sint is pollring its oldenl rays-and on one of the beds a young mana or sow..i twenty-three ...

... THE X---E IT IU - -TONI 'ITHE ORANGE INSTITlUTI'ON.I ST. MARY'S CHURCH. DEFENDERS L.O.L. o. 1033. THE first annual soiree in connection with St. r Mary's Church Defenders Temperance L.O.L. was held in Clifton Stre t Orange Hall last eveui'g, X and probably there never was seuen within the same I walls a more social and harmonious gathering. I The soiree was a complete succesS. and the mem- 7 ...