... THE 3 BELFAST NEWSY -ITER. FtltI)AY-JANUARY vs. The ?? is still thc jrominienit topic of political iliteest ii the dsmestic :arangenicits of the nation, hilt ill adilitioll to tile list of appoiitincilts Whicil was publisimtl itn oir List tinumbur, notbitig defiuuitive h1as rea-hied ais. That there would be difficulties in the Way, we wure piepared from the first to expect; bit we have r-asart ...

... LADIES' LOCAL SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSO- I CIATION. . The Annual Examination of the children connected with t this very interesting association, took place in the Brown- street School onl Sunday last, the 20th instant. It has been our pleasing duty, on many occasions, to express ourselves . in the wannest manner, of vasious examination s that have taken place within the walls of the Brown-Street ...

... VA RI ETIE S. P'aoprsrcy or' ON-ArARTE.-. In the course of a few lIE years, said lie, '1 Russia- will have Constasntinrople, the wV greatest part of Turkey, and all Greece. This I hold to be 13 as certain as if it had already token place. Almost all the gl cajoling and flattering which Alexander practised towards ol me was to gain my consent to effect this object. I would h not consent, ...

... UNION H-IAII,, LosNsoN.-On Saturday, 'the plot-boy of the Magate ToRwn public-house, in Bcrmondsey, was brought beforc the sitting magistrate, on the following novel chlarge, wich was specified thus in the coustable's book:- William Ramsdell charges George Powell with fraudu- leitly obtaining a goose, his property. The case excited great amusement in the ?? appeared that Mr R. was in the ...

... On Thursday night the 10th Instant, an entertainment upon a magnificent scale wvas witnessed at the above man- sion, which, for taste and eleganee In arrangement, would vie 'with one of our most noted metropolitan as to design and execution. Arthur Cole Hamilton, of Beltrumn Castle, co. Tyrone, Esq. having just come of age, wishing to make some acknowledgment for the numerods oompliments ptisi ...

... 2H'r BEYFA'ST NEWS-LETTaEjR. l UlSDAY-JANUARY !9. A)DDRESS OF THE CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION TO TIlE ENGLISTI DISSENTERS. - Iis eourtesies ale smoother wrongs, Pride branudishies the fovours he confers, Anrl euntinnelious his hurmianity What then his vengeance? NIGHT THOlUGlH'S. li some of the Dnblin papers of last week, we observe an Adatress from4he Catholic Association to the English Dissellters, ...

... | On the night of the 26th ult. a posse of Papists, about 50 r in number, repaired to a house near the Rock Chapel, four miles from Lisburn, for the purpose, as they alleged, of hold- t, ing a dance, to which two of their unsuspecting Protestant neighbours were invited. Matters weist on pretty smoothly t till about 9 o'clock, when the Protestants observed an indig- St nant sulkiness louring on ...

... FIRE AND LOSS OF LIVES AT JOHNSTONE P-. II.- 170 ?? ?? -> -_ r 7 S Prom the Glasgow Chronicle of Friday. e A cotton mill in the village of Johnstone, belonging to Mr. Stewart, caught fire yesterda'y afternoon. This mill was employed ir spinnling up waste cotton into coarse numn e bers, and consisted of three stories and garrets. The fire is Y said to have been occassioned by the steel teeth of ...

... AND DEATHe OF COLONEL A. R. -AACDONELi., Or crAWRAaNAcL AND OLENGARRY. ?? our last wve atinounced the death of tbis celebrated chief. Tile facts, from variouls sources, are shortly ?? Wednesday, 16th, Glengar,'y, and his two eldest thaughters,I embarked on board the Seirling steam-boat, at Invergarry HIouse, wvith. itt view of peoceeding to Glasgow ; but owing to the state of the weather, the ...

... i- : - - Lj CONTRtOVERSY-ANOTHEmt 1HALLENGE DECLINED. I In the adeount we published of the late meeting' of the Reformation Society In Cork, we noticed the vaunting chal- lenge given by a Priest Falvey who attended, matrifestly for the purpose of indaing the Rt. Catholics -present to suppose a that their Priests were not afraid to discuss the matters at fissue betweenthem and the membersoftbe ...

... EX'E'RIMINATION OF TIME CAIAIIRIAN WALD)ENSE S. (rr,,m cza, (irticle oni Dr. M1C'ie's lhto lTo- in ihi Me Quarterly Review, jmqt puibliseid.y ; Bat tite lilaciest piage in thlt annals of these larq d-hea-t. ed times w-ill be fond fil i the history of that colony of Wdl- dert'es whichi we have ttdeady ?? hala emigrated to CIt.. libliai. Ilierbliad tihey beett diwellinig forsottie gtet'icVtitSt, ...

... BISIIOP WARBPURTON. The public had much to say against Mrs Warbusrton; but after the Bishop's death she appeared to me to delight always in speaking in his praise. Amidst other particulars, Mrs Warburton told me that inl her giddy days, she was al- ways apt to fie giddy anid intrusive; and when a young gentleman called one morning at Prior Park, concerning his going into orders, as the Bishop ...