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T IIE LADIES' EMPORIUM. COSTUMEES, SKIRTS, S F 1t Nzovei anl Ilsful Dc1igus, at Low Pxicea. I:, S t!ics, ?? Satiln, and Material Skirt!. J OH N H A N N A, Sl 3i^ SS, Righ Street, Belfast. TIIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST J ADI ES' AND INFANTS' FURNISHING HOUSE IN Il'ELAND iS T lE E' PAR

T H E C O U R T. BALMaOoAL CASTLE, VEDNESDAY. -The Queen and Princess Beatrice went out yesterday morning, and in the afternoon the Queen and Princess Bea- trice, attended by the Countess of Erroll, drove out, and on returning witnessed the usual torch- light procession and danc

63, HIG'II STREET. ( ) ING TO THE SPRIXG TRADE 0 CtAltx/ In' i/hi yJar, r,,osf of the Sr!, tr s i are o ;. ? rcr-stucked svUA Np.: ?? 2i oed. I have secured !?I. ;.uti (f 'i'1y y1/l,,bsh GeodIs ?? redisims a ' dl to 9(1 p)tT Y(77d, Vc)IaVe ti+ 'i > ( t M . , vr t /i. olde fo,' th

I - l. MR. BARING'S REPORT ON THE TURKISH ATROCITIES. I [Dv TEL E OR AP.] MR. BARzXNGs report upon the atrocities committed on the Christians in Bulgaria was published last night. The report occupies about 30 folios, and is l erclosed in a despatch from Sir Henry Elliot to Lord

n- - __ BIRTHS, MARRIAGEB, AND DEATHS. 8 I B T 9 S. BANNI SG-August 4, at 12, Colville Terrace West, Ltr. on, W. the wife of Henry T. Banning, B.L, of :, sall. y .X WELL-August 6, at Clife, Rathfarihazr, Lady Y.- ruilce Maxwell, of a son. TjER1: I Y D--August S, at Whitesidestowr

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TdE INQUEST ON 2vItt. B)R 0AVO. [SPECIAL 'IELEORAI.] Tris court antl its approacbcs were ?? to excess YesttLilay morning, in anticipatiIL*' (Ifi''t' I(rUTmtt-ioo 1,y lr. LQevi- of the crss3-exantcnatbti, Af ?? Urn o, telitle a very larg' crowvd ~i~ JUrswcici t5i4 ly an aitedl the

SERIOUS CHARGE OF ARSON. Ynsmovoy morning, at ten o'clock, Mr. O'Donnell, R.ML, sat in the Recorder's Court, Municipal Buildings, and resumed the case brought at the instance of Mr. Finlay M'Cance, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Ulster Spinning Company, against James

NVAIFS OF CONVERSATION.-No. X, [ByW. H. H.] 1W F: ha;ve no launches inthesedays such as we were accustolled tohavesone forty yearsago. We are more practical now; we are older, of course, and, perhaps, ve are wiser; but certainly we have less enjoyment of what is called the poetry