... ROMAN CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION-OCT. 6. DEALING WeITre -THE ENEMIES OF EMANCIPATION. Mr. FoRD brought forward his important motion on this subject, and read the resolutioh proposing the appointment of a Committeesto draw up air address to thie people of Ire-. land, calling on them to deal exclusively with friends of civil and religious liberty, and on no account to deal with, Orange shopkeepers. Mr ...

... LONDON-SVNDA', MAY S. DISTURBANCES IN TH-TE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. It is with great regret we have received accounts of riot- illu ili some of the mantfactuotilng districts. At Rolchdale a u tilmer of svwavers assembled or, Tuesday and destroyed tbe property of the labouriptig classes workinog tiundr price.- T'lhev contitiued the samne on Wednesday-ayid oil Thursday attacked the ...

... REV. A. JAMISON'S REPLY TO A PERSON SIGNING HI IMSELF AN ORIHODOX PILES. .BYTERIAN. (Coatinued from our last.) Having now-shown, I trust satisfactorily, that a forerastu dent of thcI Belfast Institution may be jmst as capable of pro- nouncing ' on what ought to be the qualifi cations of its Pro- ,fessors as anv other person. Ha-lving vaught, .1 thinli the iadvocates of Sir. Ferrie not to ...

... ?TVMAN rLOUG.HING MATCH. On the 18th inst. the second annual ploughing match of tbis rapidly improving Branch, took place at Woodpark, the beautiful and romantic seat of Acheson St. George, Esq. The day, though gloomy in the morning, proved very fa- vourable, and immense crowds from the surrounding neigh- bourhood were to be seen at an early hour approaching the scene of action; such was the ...

... Ont Smitdlay, the lsth May last, Ralph Birch, ?? Clerk of the parish of Ratoatth, artd his fwo hbnothers and sister, made a public profession of the Ctholic faith in the parish chlapel, in the presence of a nua'.clous coi.. ?? Freenian'e Joeyeael. At. Malin, county of Donegal, on Sunday t'he. Ist. inst. two women and a mait, formerly Romatn catfioh^ lics, conformed to the Established Church ...

... I We have repeatedly expressed our belief that the progress of-events would illustrate, in a mode not very vadvantageous to the interests of-Europe, -the -pacific professions of the Russian Emperor. 'These~ indeed, were so obviously insincere, that nothing but the ne- cessity of the times could have given them even-a mo, -mentary air of'-credibility. We wished peace-it was necessary to ouf ...

... THE: BELFAST NE1WS-LETTER. tFRIDAY-OCTOBER 2l. I For a period of five weeks no Russian Bulletins had reached this country from before Chourmla ; and for a period of four, we had no official intelligence from before Varna. Recently, however, a bulletin bas arrived from each of these places, but we are able to communicate little information of a positive nature regarding the operations of the ...

... TH: BELFAST NEW S-LETTER- FRIDAY-SEPTENIBER 18. -THE DUKE OF WELLINGTOI; AND THE MORNING JOURNAL. ?? cannot avoid directing the attention of our rea- dess to the report of an extraordihary procedure against the Morning Journal, which will be found in another -department of our paper of this day. The D.uke of Wellington, it seems, has entered the lists against the Journal, not as a Minister of ...

... THLE REV. SA MUEL NELSON. d |jrosere, l7th January, 1828. r DEAR SIt,-Wst, ?? of the FIBSa PRESBYTERI sN It CONGREGATION of Dromore, beg leave to present you the en- closed sam, for the purpose of purcha-lng a Horse, &c. ; as a mark of the high sense we entertain of your worth and r unremitting attention in the discharge of your duty as a Christjan MinIstersince yoK became our Pastor. We ...

... TH?' B?LFRST NEWS-LETTER. FRIDAY-JULY ii. G- ADDRESS TO THE~ I. CATHOLICS OF THE N-OBTH. The Liberator anid Co hare printed, rand through a certain medium in this town, wriely circuilated an address to the R. Catholics of tihe North, which conl- tains a quantity of' very good adlvice, if' they have the grace to take it. It urges the necessity of strictly pre- ?? the pence on the coming ...

... |RETRtEAT XTRAsOUDINARY, OR, PUIFFING| | ~PUT DOWN. WORD h1IE SEtoND 30 Lrear NOaaTrEaN asHen. The 1 Vit3 of yesterday notices, in terms characteristically its own, our expose of its blrsetering advertisement. We never with cueb conitemiporaries exchange a busive epithrete, anid on this account w e consign to the immortality of - silence, the epithets which the Wwing has, in the m~ultitude of ...

... B-nIOXIom, JAN. 1'k-The grand Faricy Ball at Mrs. Fitzherbert's on Monday night vas most brilliantly attend- ed, nearly all the rank arid fishion now iii Brigton being present. The ladies generally wore dress's of velvet a4id satin, with a profsiion of splendid jewels, though mnk y aup- peared in character dresses. Among the distinguished visit- ants, we noticed the 'Countess St Antonio, ...