... (ESTABLISEED ANNO 1737.) | , ij , I - In the `ouse of Lords yesterday Lord Nortbbourne took his seat in succession to his father. Several bills were advanced a stage. In the House of Commons a new writ was issued for Grims by. In reply to a question put by Sir Edward Harland, Bart., Sir J. T. Ribbert said be found the following were the amounts of the revenue received by the Belfast ...

... IS THERE A REMEDYI TO THE EDITOR OF TE BELFAST NXWS-LETTSE. SIn-Your correspoadent 1 Londonderry-' h o evidently is loth to relinquish his misleading twoe de ?? endeavour to avoid invidious epithets, used in lieu of argument. In his present excited state of mind he evidently is disposed to see traitors and Jesuits under every bush. Leo me assure him I am not a traitor in the camp, nor a ...

... D NEW OTEBY INVENrTIN. WE1 1FEDALE NEWBPAPER AND COI YULAD WBAPPLNG AND GUMMING MACHINE. A xACHiNE has been invented und patented by J. Stott, Fred Waite (of Otley), aad Jason Saville (of Bradford) which will assuredly prove an inval- able boon in all newspaper ofces, especia2ly the dailies (and not a few of the weeklies), where many thousands of newspapers have to be deipatched byr post ...

... CORRESPONDENCp? TO TEE }EDITOR OF TH3E BELFA/ST YEWVS-LETTSR sm-I amn glad to see so ?? of your corres. pondenta consi:der the present crisis we are pasinGE tllr ughk as a call to prayer. I am peseuadwi if w5 eve to he delivered fromn the mneasure noes bei~ Parliamnent, which strikes at the Lest interests of oar country in every sense, the deliverance muac comne by the interference of God. ...

... THE RONE RULE BILL. s~ ems 3 ~~~BY OUR 7MV7 VMS. Ltnorra, WlanaBBssna.-Te3 foboriigaltmitff of Parliament write to ut in reference to the Home Rule Bill as outlined by Mr. Gladstone - Tbe Right ifonourable Arthur B. ?? Home Rule Bil1 absolutely confirms the Unionist >predictions and the position they have taken up- viz., that when this phrase 'Home Rule had to t be interpreted in writing its ...

... BELUAO Tf URAL HISTORY AND P.RI oSQPlICAL SOCIETy | .AN ARTIFICAL AGE; PORT, 'THE PATRON :2A1¶D THE PILLOIKY. LarS evening a meeting of this society was held in the Museum,- when an interisting paper on An Artificial tAge; Port, the Patron and the Pillory' was read by Mvi F. Frankfort Moora Professor Fitzgeralda:lMC.zI-X.F, presided, and there wvas a large attendance. The chairman.a ...

... (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) p C119 I Irllke~tt -BELFAS'T: TaURSDAT, FEBRUARY 28, M3. In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Stuart Iendal moved the second reading of the Places of Worship Enfranchisement Bill. The chief object of the bill is to enable Noncon. f ormist .bodies to acquire sites for churches corn- pulsorily. Mr. Rentoul moved the rejection of the bill. After much discarsion, the ...

... METROPOLITAN GOSS1P. FROM OUR LADY CORRESPONDENT. LoNDOsN, MONDAY. Wirr)1 the beginning of lent the series of fashion able weddings announced for many months pre- viously Must come to an end. Lord Lurgan's to Lady Emily Cadogan closed the record, happily for others whese grand ceremonies came ofl at earlier dates, the brilliancy of which might have suffered by invidious conmparisons being ...

... CORRESPONDENCE 3IS THRm A REMIDY? TO THE EDITOR OP THE BELFAST NEWS-LEIrEE. S1i-I have thought it necessary to consult Mr. Oulton before replying to the letters of the Arch- deacon and Dr. RiddalL- I thought, apart alto- gether from these letters, that so soon as it became c known to us that the constituied authorities were t moving earnestly in this case, it became our duty i to give place to ...

... CORRESPOND)ENCE. TO TRH EDITOR Os LEE BElXFAS. owsr-?rt', SIR-I should be glad if you could find sp:- for the insertion of the accom panying extract from tbe Ga ettc Russo and from a letter I have re. ceived from Count Vladimir Bobrius;koy, marshal of the Russian nobility inthe province of Tula,as it may be the means of obtaining some relief for these poor starving suLffrers. JO:Ns DE La BasB. ...

... kECOND LD T OJ~ BS -T7 PBVAB Ur~z 3s24wasT Naws-LSERv Onion. 162, FX3arrI Srnnn'.: iLoaoSexl-:&¢. TFEsDAY MiomeniT Six o'oaoKx, NATIONAL EDUB2CATION- IN IR ELANAD. The Standarsd ?? is muclh apprehension among the Irish U~nionlists as to the resullt wh~ich the passing of the Homne R~ule Bill wvill hbave on r he control of National educationt in AIreland. The bill gives effect to the conscienlce ...

... at WADSTONE AND TJE SEF.ARATIST CLUB. wU r.BANLS -TO AP-PEAR. I t s2OL& TEsLEOXlAIIL s Li0NaOe. WZDN2SDAYr,-At the National Sasa- t mralt Club to-night there Was a political coaver- i sazione in ordear to mneet the members of her r MajestY1 Government. Theileori were ope at T half-past eight, and within a few minutes the 7 precincts of the clutb wvre literally crowded by t ladies andgentenaen. ...