... the constituency forwbich he sits. Anyholv, this is not a. bad beginning for a politician who was supposed to sympathisu *vith Mflr. John Morley's views about *- ending in preference to zuending the Second Estate of the realm. _ __ __ SECOND T() SIBS E. -- ?? I'w's Plxl'.E Ccss; >:sra.^ifl ED ?? ?? be ?? ., thc verb tulest riu(l Ity. atltl .,:1 1 44v'n14 a. tilar e lit be desired as regards ...

... WILLS AND BEQUES'S. FROM TWP ILLUSTRATEPD LONDON NEWS. 3- THu will (dated June 1, 1873), with two codicils (dated August 1 and Aigust 3, 1878), of Le Etienne Marie Charles De Pomeren, Marquis 1s d'Aligre, formerly hereditary Peer of Franc, Le and tmember of the Council General of tihe Is I Maine et Loire, late of No. 89. RIne 1s du Faubourg Saint Tlonore. who died on June 11 e last, was proved ...

... Diocnqsu OTP KInMons.-At a meeting of the Board of Patronage held in Cavan, the Rev. DI Rainsford, curate of Killesher, was appointed rector of Shercock. PARISH OF MAYNOOTv. -The Rev. J. W. Tristram, M.A., incumbent of Santry, has been nominated to the incumbency of Maynooth, vaoant by the resignation of the Rev. R. W. Whelan, M.A. ORDaNTTIOeX.-O1 St. Lake's Day the following were ordained ...

... ROUTE PHRSBYTERY. - This Presbytery met yesterday in the First Presbyterian Church, Bally. money. The Rev. Samuel Wallace, Moderator, took the chair, and constituted the Court. The following clergymen were present :-Rev. Robert Boyle. Rev. Thomas Gregg, Rev. J. B. Amour, Rev. John Jackson, Rev. John Millikin, Rev. John M'Cainmond, and Rev. Alex. Cruthers. A com- nittee, consisting of-Revs. ...

... BY OTI SPECIAL WIRE., FROMN OUR MILITARY CORRRESPONDEN, LoNDoN. TUESDAY,-It is expected that Lieuten- 1 ant R. H; Adams will get promotion to the rank of captain in the Scotch Gireys. at Dundalk, in siuces- sion to Captain Hippesley, who has been seconded from the corps. It is about tima lie got his troop, for he is 31 years old, and he has been nearly nine 5 years in the army. Prior to ...

... PROFESSOR L,. N. FOWLER gave a very interesting lecture on Phrenology: Its Principles and Utility, last evening in St. George's Hall, Higfh Street. There was a good attendance, and the popular leoturer was frequently and deservedly applauded Phrenology was, he said, a very im- portant science. Religion came first, phrenology next. There were three classes of knowledge with which one could ...

... ULSTER INTELLIGENCEF FP.OM OUR CORRESPONDENTS. TIuE WEATinEt AND THEI CROPS IN ISLANn- HAGE.-The past few days here being fine, the late oats and beanis have been safely gathered in. The farmers are also busy now at potato raising, the weather being favourable for that purpose. Previous to this, the atmosphere was mnoist and dull, which was injurious to grain in stooks. THEl SHOOTIN(i ArFIRAY ...

... - iE OND EDITION. BY OUhRe SPEMIAl, WIRE. BELFAST NEws-LlcrTTA OrFICn, 169. FnErT STBsET, LONDONi, E2. FRIDAY MORNI~NG, SIX O'ILOCE. THE DISASTROUS FLOODS IN CIHINA AND JAPAN. Details have reached England of the terrible floods which recently swept over whole districts in China and Japan, resultingi in the loss of thousands of lives and an enormous destruction of property. When the rain began ...

... 1LSTERI INTELLIGENCE. 11 FMOl OUR COR'Rh.SPOSflNT.. EUSHMILLs DISPFNSARY DISTRICT.-In refe- rence to the election of a medical doctor for the above district. the name of Dr. Joseph Dunlop, Croaghmore. Bushmills, is also spoken of as a candidate for the appointment. LETTFRKEN-NY QUARTEE SEssroxs.-Dr. Webb. Q.C., County Conrt Judge. commenced tho busi-. nessof these sessions on Wedinesday last. ...

... LTlE annual revision of the Belfast mnnicipalvotersi lits was continued yesterday in the Courthouse. OCrumlin Road, the courts fortheseveral wards being as follow v-St. Anne's, Mr. J. Walker Craig. Q.C., e in the Record Court, with 31r. A. N. Charley, I- registrar; St. George's, Mr. W. M. Whitaker, Bar- e rister-at-Law, in the Carrickferrgus Grand Jury X Room, Mr. John Finnigan registrar; ...

... MIEETING OF CONVOCATION. FROM OUR SPECIAL RUPORTER. DunLINx, TUESDAY.-A meeting of Convocation of the Royal University was to have been hold to- day at three o'clock in the University Buildings, Barlefort Terrace (being formally convened). At four o'clock Mr. J. J. SHAW proposed that the Right Honourable J. T. Ball should take the chair, in the unavoidable absence of Lord Emly. Vice- ...

... JUDI CIAL COOM1TTEU OF THE PRIVY CO-iNCIL. C PFROM3 OUR SPECIAL RIPORTER, D rPnN, SATURDAY. - The Judicial Com- I ruittee of the Privy Council - Lord Ash. bourne, Lord Chancellor, presiding - yester- * day resumed the consideration of objections on the part of a great number of differ- ent parties to the scheme framed by the Educa- a tional Enldowient Commissioncrs for altering the I ...