... Monday the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland held its annual meetliig, for the pur-pose of electing officers for the ensuing year, when the following Gentlemen were chosen:- President.-Cusack Rooney, Esq. Vice F'resident.-Williain Auighinlack, Esq. Censors.-Samuel Wilmot, James Win. Cusack, IRawdon M'Namara, James Kerin, Erancis White, and Arthur Ja- Cl,, Esqrs. THE ARMY. The following ...

... iIl1.I.SBORlOUGHII OtUSE- WEITI'I'll NIlGITI BAI 1.. 'l Rlnk, beotity, and fashion, delicaceI of the scason1, brisk choapaigue, and such like plilras0l(10y generally fill tip the account ol eveIyV ball bnt Awe ale not inclined to tr eat the festivities ot ?? esdla night with tbese 'colmnol- phlae obser vations. ?? ?? in'-lo(cid the names of rs,.st ?? outr resideat nobility and eVOT i. ...

... ROMAN CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION- THE CHAMPION.' HH drawetA oue the thread of his ,arbosity finep than the 4staple of hisa.rgaeent.-Lovia`8 LAeour LOST. c The Northern Whig, which, on Thursday last, at -the foot or the altar in Donegall-street Chapel, was V baptized the CHAMPFON of the- Roman Catholic Ii cause, has renewed its attacks on the News-Letter. I We are ourselves extremely ...

... Of the Friend' of Cil Wrd lel igiis Libert. On Thursday evening,-at sir o'clock, abo)at 140 gentlemen, of every religious profession, assembled nt Kerna's Hotel, Belfabi, and. sat down to nit exciellent diliner. The lRev. Dr. Grolsly in the Chair, and Hugh Magill, -Ekq. Croupier. IThe evening wau spentilt the greatest -brliality ?? -hhamour. Among the toasts given on this occaion wsere the ...

... BY MR. JETCOAT, NEWCASTLE- The above Grater is 1514 inches diunwter, tnex 8 inches lony, One round of the eog wheel attached to tic fly wAe64 piroduveco four reolutions of the grnter. lFRoM THE CALEDONIAN MEa CURY.) Calculations of the Produce and Value of a Potatoe Crop, r and of the means by which we shall be rendered, by a I moderate Increased cultivation of Potatoes, independent t of ...

... T.FUE BELFAST NEWS-L1TTER. TUESDAY-JANUARY 15. .. ?? I = = - I T'hat Lord Gaoderich has actually resigiied, aud that I ord ?? has received his Majesty's comnmainds tin torin a riew Admninnistrntiona, there is scarcely a shladow t4I doulbt. The ciremnastances, however, which have led this siudhid revouation are involved in consideralshi ollai'n ity hy tile coflflietingig statonmennts of ...

... LONDON-F1lIDAY, J.ANUARJY It. The Marquis of Weklesley visited the Marquis of Lansdowne this afterloon at the Home Oflice. Lord WVellesley went down yesterday to Windsor, but nothing is known as to the result of his journrey. Mr Peel arrived at his residence in Privy-gardens yesterday, from the seat of Shi John Shelly, at Mares- fivid-paik, Sussex. The Duke of IVW ligton visited the Right lion ...

... [AR. CAMPBELL AND MR. THiE ODOReaE BoOk. The fi'llowing etract front Hunta's frthcoming work, Lord Byron a nd some of his (Contemporaries, appears In the laet number of the Athenmum, a weekly periudi- cal, edited by Mr. Buckingham: * I They who know Mr. Campbell onlyas the author of I Gertrude of Wyoming, and The Pleasures of Hope, d would not suspect him to be a merry coampaninn, ...

... BELFAST GENERAL FRIENDLY INSTITUTIO$. The Friendly Society which our townsmen are now esta- blishing we consider a greater benefit to the inbablitau2 than is likely to be estimated by the public in general. Sruh so- cieties are not new, and therefore there is a want of that excitation which arise., from novelty ; but the establiihmaent of a Friendly Society on a basis which embraces awider e ...

... ME EARLY DAYS-BY W. FERGUSON. C The following is the conclusion of tile afl'cting ex- tract given in our last itumber. It explains the causes of Mr. Ferguson's delay:- q It was not uitil the next morning that we heard tho do- v tails of his jouiney. The following Is, as nearly Rs I can u remember, the story as ?? related it at breakfast:- f ?? Though I rode as fast as was possible through a ...

... LONDON-MONDAY, JANUARYI 1t. Parliament will, no doubt, meet oil the d(y fixed, which is to-morrow week ; but, itnder circumstanecs, the commcncement of what is called public business, would necessatily be postpon(d hi the House of Com- mons for a few days. Mr. Huskisson, AIr. Heriies, -nd Mr. Charles Graut, by theit appoioitmenit to the otlices of 'Colonial Secretaxy, Chancellor of the ...

... THE BELFAST. NEWS-LETTER. EFRIDAY-JANUARY 18. - - -_ - THE MINISMrY.-MR. PEEL. We are quite unable to state any thing definite with 2 regaid to the formation ota new Ministry. As usual, oe on emergencies like the present, diversified tumours are of ija circulation, and the voice of Fame makes nominations i of which the arbiters of Ministerial destiny never a thought. We deem it almost idle ...