... RUSURRECTION ISTS. For c OUsiderablL time past, tilc nocturnal robbery of tile toull thLtt has existed in Bef:c st and its vicinity, '4 t hi' bl' oIm the sirject of geieeral and deserved indig- ISation. W1ith Whatever indifference he may regard ;he Ihult freiligs of others, there is not iii existence an indi- oS 341vidual who call look with unconcern on sepulchral spo- 1 liation whe, in the ...

... LONDON-FRIDAY, FEBIUARY 15. duity, COMMANDER IN CHIEF. ilidig- IGENERAL OtDElt. -lIe ' Horse Guards, Feb. I5, 1828. u(1 he | The King bla been most graciously pleased to (;- iiidi| rect that General Lord Hill shall be placed ou the Stair I spo. of his Majesty's artny, and that all matters respecting lative: his Majesty's military service, which have heretofore b leell tratisactsed by the ...

... GARDENER'S CALEtDAR FOR FEBRUARY Beans-Early kinds may now be sown, mnd the sooner. this month the better-also plant long pod or Windsor kinds, in rows 24, or 30 inches asundeu, and five or six In the row ; earth up Beans that hate been sown in October or 1m- ber.-Cabbages may be sown about the first r second week, for crops to succeed those sown in August, and planted out in October-an ...

... MlINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS. ,- - IMr. Iilskisson's leceuct address to his c-onstitutetnts at Literpool, together with celtaill expiaiatioils which it elicited from Lifd ondericlt and the Duke of Welling. ton, has caused considerable agitation il the political circles. We do not mrant to dilate u pon the stliJect. It happens itfortintately tiat when exprcssions which no personl is at a ]oss to ...

... BY T. CROFTON CROKER. There once came, wbat of late so often happened in Ire- land, a bard year. When the crops failed, there was beg- gary and misfortune from one end of the island to the other. At that time a great many poor people had to quit the coun- try from want of employment, and through the high price of provisions. Among others, John Carson was under the necessity of going over to ...

... THE; BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. TUES)DAY-FEBRUARY 26. It, CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION-MARQUIS OF l.ONDONDERHRY. In the House of Loeds on Tuesday last, tie Marquis of Londonderry is ieported to have said, on presenting a petition from sonic R. catilolics, that no measmte could be more calculated to tranquillize Ireland, than) the suppression of that mischievous body, the Catholic Association. The following ...

... MORE LAST WORDS TO THE CHAMPION,,, After we have overthrown an adversary, we feel no pleas. sure in insulting him in hib fall. We know how to storm in the conflict of reason, the guarded fortrresies of sophistry, and the Notrterne lWhig knows by experience that we are not altogether incapable of exposing historicat misrepresentation But though we possess power, we also know how to use it ...

... BENEVOL NT 'r, E INSTiTUTION. (. 0tSTYVP T 11tONr. The first meeting ot the Illembers connected with this in.. stittition, in this county, took Place, in the County Court- -llo1se, Omast.h, otll I'hblYv, Stl instant-the District Plresi- de, t of ()rnpgit in the Chair.-zlesolvel-tI'halt svr* ially alpoVC itt tlhe pill);cipls and OI;jeCtS Of tie IENEVOLIt'r OiL. aritr I NSTIrrUJ:ON, nill are ...

... k Friday having been the anniversary of the birth of 'the Earl of Belfast, the flag was hoisted at Ormearn, and a fAee d c joie fired in lhonour of the oeoasion. The inmates of tch e Poor-houss, above 400 in numbera were plentifully regalead c with beef, bread, ale, &e. his Lordship having directed that r the dinner should, as usual, be supplied at his own expense. rThis attention to the ...

... BELFAST INSTITUTION-DR, YOUNG. It gives us pleasure to state, that on Saturday last, a handsome silk gown was presented to Dr. YOUNG, of the Belfast Institution, by the students of the Moral Philosophy class, as a spontaneous testimony of their esteem for his character as a man, and for his splendid abilities as a Professor. It is peculiarly gratifying to learn, that the feelings which ...

... A TRAVELLER'S REMEM1XBRANCES. THE SULTAN MABMOUD7-TURKISNS sEvtrW-THI, WHIT=AmSy : ~~~~RED CiUAMlMS While resident at Constantinople a evw.yqars silice, I s greatly delighted with a review that took place of theejarii- zarles and guards of the Sultan ; the day wias also elebIated by the throwing of the, djerid. . Tite .field, or: excensire arlea, in which this took place, was a beautiful ...

... LOVDONi-Fr7{?ID At, FEBeRU1ARY72 j. Tbe Isabella has arrived from BengAl, having sailed on the 3rd of October. The accounts by her state that Lord (Jomhermiere was preparing to leave Calcutta on his tour of hispection to the Provinces. i-e was to mnoveon the ibt of November, accompanied by his Staff, Lord Amnherst anl' family hald not returned to the Pre- sidency Loin their excursion to Upper ...