... TlHE -AR MIY. FROiM OUNI MILITARY COBRRF;PONIDZ!( Iii ktit~h PRIVATE WIRE. T E. Colv.le proceeds an on-ce to Gibraltar to take Iover t~he command of the Infantry Brigade at that cmirore, inl seccezs~ioti to M'ajor-General Sir F. Car- c rii n, transferred to Belfast. Sir IL. E. Co-il~e V hcvdin thbe Grenadier Guards, jo~ining the corps a4 biG.17, and reached the rank of snejor-generael in. b 5 ...

... RUY-A. N1, A'1'Tl')N'Al, LIFE- ,OAT INSTITUrION. 1v ANNUAL MEETING IN LONDON. W ?? TFlETiGi M..c . ,CTTIi.%e. IThe annual general meet- I . - verners and friends of the Royal t1 .- w-, Ii tu.on was held this after- M. n l nilu Te Hall, London. The , ; l the Bi itt Honiourable the it i p N w G.C.B. The meeting was -1 t cinflucentialli attended, and p 3,. - n. nsrt CiLters-The Earl of ti-njal ne ...

... 4 REUTSE'S TELEGRAMS. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE CONTINENT. POSTPONEMENT OF THE JOURNEYr. The Press Association was yesterday officially informed by the South-Eastern, Railway Company that her Majesty the Queen, who was to have i crossed from Folkestone to Boulogue yesterday, cn I route to Cimiez, had postponed her journey until -Saturday. It is understood that the Queen ae- cided not to cross ...

... BELFAST MASONIC CHARUITES. bejonging to County Dov;n, ::nd Qeceiving gr amownt ng-kt :C138 10s, making a total of iS30 2s. At the request of some members ot provlr.cc of Down toderes mecting withir thc par:i2r.entarf boandary of Belfast, the follolring anthentic o;)y of ?? agreement com? to betscexl repreettntat.:e2 Srorn the Belra t hla«onic vidow'l func' nd ?? sintatives front tlle province ...

... ST. CLEMENT'S, CHURCH. SPEEGEI'i IN PARLIAMENIt, Lo-NDos, Fun.xvY.-MAr. Dillon, in the House of ti Commons, this afternoon, made a vigorous attacke upoDI the assailanits of the Rev. IMr. Peoples, the rector of St. Clement's, Belfast. He did not spare r the Chief Secretary, who, he thought, ought to a have prosecuted the people who brawl and disturb .he rector in his church. Air. Gerald Balfoer ...

... I 38, Lowsa EBsosoD Q13AY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Manjor-General Gossett, commanding the Dublin distriot, wilt preside at the Dublin Gymnasium tournament on Saturday evening next. Mr. Max Rosenheim, of 68, Belsize Park Car denw, London, N.W,, mret with a terrible accident this morning at the Hotel Metrmpole. He was about to ascend to is bedroom in the lift. The door was opened for him by the ...

... FROM OUR MILITARY CORRESPONDMNT. I BY OUR PRIVATE NVIRE. LosNoDN, WEDNESDAY. - The 3rd Dragoon Guards will commence moving from York to Ire- land next week. Headquarters and three squad- rons will be located at Dundalk, and one squadron at Belfast, relieving the Inniskilling Drasgoons, Iwhich regiment now moves to Curragh Camp, and will join the 3rd Cavalry Brigade, under Viscount ,Downe. The ...

... BROADWAY PRESBYTERlATN. CHE U R CIH. OPENING OF THE GEORGE THOMPSON ,MMORIAL HALL. .This fine6?new ball, erected by the members of the Broadway Piesbyterian Church as a menmorial of a true and honoured friend, was openedl last evening, when Mr. J. A. Rentoul, QC., MI., de- livered a lecture on The Character, Heroism, and Faith of Scotland. A description of the new hall has already appeared ...

... 38, LOwEr. ORMaOND QUAY, WEDNESDAY NiGFT. The Dublin Protestant Thousand, formed on the model of the -Manchester Protestant Thousand, to which body Mr. Balfour wrote his now famous letter op the Roman Catholic university question, made its first public appearance to-night in the historic Round Room, Rotunda, to protest against the proposal to endow a- sectarian uni- versity. Colonel Lefroy ...

... ?? ? t, ?? *k, - 4s a I BEL F A S T: TUESDAY. MARCH 23. in the TiousA *'Li (. rdj vecteriy li ; i Chancell i-ltntrodwre(d . i)l U a Lunacy Act, andi also a bil z' acti i Charges Act. both ot Tf-1.C1 if' r r- i tiric. The Royal acte:li ?? - sion to the Consolidated 1In ?? ir the Partridge Shonth:11 (in) di. i ?? Housc a-ejouzned r. t-e-r-'ive 1; 1 i; - in Lhe 'I'o:lfz ?? onillrnn 'Itt. V lianis ...

... LECTURE ON RITUALISM BY REV. PROFESSOR DICK. The closing lecture of the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Hall Session, 1898-99, was delivered in the Dublin Road Church last night by Rev. Professor Dick, M.A., the subject being Ritual- ism: Its Beginning, Progress, and End. Rev. J. A. S. Stewart presided, and there was a good at- tendance. After devotional exercises, The Chairman suitably ...

... BELFAST SECOND M i.:B IBL, L' , F I ?? .. The seventh ann'i iIi' a i ?? this society .was heldl i:sL J Hall, Rosemary Stre- c. ?? . Mr. Edward Bingia.. -lir .: tendance. 'Theie siecr ' i;., -. after tahe re,'irhwr *i .i ; . previous mestonz. rli:i' ::-ri mitted thle %tnie;!t oi tors' report , ic The - or Ten apprpnratt n! ?? anlotinting to fl2.900 t, v- ?? advarced from la-: x inak;-g a totzi! ...