... - FiOR TIZE BELFAST NEWS-LrETTEBR REFORMIATION MEETING. - A meetitg of the Ballymena branch of the British Reformationt Society, was held in the Methodist Chapel of that tono airVe(liesdiy, 14tL last. The house was crowded to excess by a most respectable andi very atten- tive audience, among whom were several intelligent Roman Catholics of the middle and upper classes, whose f cordiuet ...

... The 21st floval Nor-th Britishi Fusillers, Lieustenant- Colon il: 1LealyliInded. in IsV.aterlord last Sundlay ecain; st. fromt Bristolo, by thle City of' Brsitotl s m Severnl steamerOis.I Ti!: colrps left Bath oil iridssy nigh11t at twjo] 1oo~Ik Mionsday moarningg, the fish VIteinitsl itst als fromn Liverpool at liolf hii, v is~s to Lie livaid-qmolvi-,nr front whlerce 01; 0 otn panl i' 1s ...

... P-At' ?? . ?? ~. f Portitaooth, Oct. 11. T IThe Wirspitt, 74', Captain W. Parker, C.B t ~he~ 11a of V ?? Sir Ed nard Cellringo gn, G. C13. Ii. Iot Com ?? 1111cr fiI Chief in the Medwi terranean, *arrived onl iT ?? iV 0 . twvtysi-w drays fiom A1 alt 1, leaing there the V ,1of'td ?? eu' e sloops of war, and Ricer tellier. Th'ec in- t7~itirid rot th squadron (37 penidantq) wer'e criiizing OfIIthe ...

... FOREIGN IN'ELLIE(AENCE. LoaxnoN, SATUBSDAr EVENING. Letters from Corfu speak in favourable term s of the great improvements in the admininstIltiOlo: of Greece throulgh the exertions of Count Caol rl'lstrias; but with respect to the military aaffairs, they amin a deplorable ondition, especia4y in the land forces. The commanders, at varhLtDcC with 'each othlr, vr'we not oltayed hy the troops;; ...

... MOURNING,,ROB THE DOWAGR 1 _ vROLUBEN O1p* WAIATOMBERG. ] SEDITO'R OF THR, MORNINO dliA0NEIL9 t _Fo~stwt4eraht n 7 otg-rt fCircol~trof tIn brhome- 5,sv publiC are ntidleo &tc Ibdhe*tthit thtit-otirnintofor bter 't'l Higlhee 'thr, Vue -f Wirremsberg -woald far Vag- 'i'5 t tbor Court toue otesatlafndJ eattaft I5,ni to SiVr aotti Sftisfaction to all those wboweveiketiy to, ,gctcreJ by the ...

... To TIlE vrCUTILE nD H CATHOLICS OF LEINSTER. fo FELLOW CA THOLICS AND Aty DEAIL LORD-YOU ar0 to Meet i t) provincial rnietilngaKilkonuy, on the 20thof this mointh. Tuleh presenat state of our affairs will require your more serious canat1- hi shratiO'l. Enemies, and what is influitly more C,, be goiarsed o -biut, pretended friends are atiroad ; the tolls are artfully piece, will you allow ...

... kENT MEETING. The -following extract from The Ketit Herald of Thursday last confirms what we have stated, as to the efforts now making by the Brunswickers to have a strong muster at Penenden Heath on Friday next. In fact the landlords will drive their tenantry to the poll, like so many flocks of cattle. We are glad to find that the Dissenters are exerting themselves - TaH CouNry MEETING..AS ...

... Sit-I am desired by the Defence Committee of the British Colbolic Association to appeal to your Jourusl, as to an honour- able and a just tribunal, against a scandalous infractien of the rules of fair discussion which has been committed by one of year contemporaries. As the print tr which I allude bas only been recently commenced under a new title, and is at this tno- mitnt industriously ...

... I WM. A) ?? ?? I ' 4 ?? giercurrv t EDINBURGH. t MONYDAYOCTOBER 2). To -nmiesrotEnT'rs.-lYhe important article, entitled, ?? 19- stesr iv1T )FEulIIIr.0enni l'nroutnS CuIatBcsIt.OM ; ] x ?? El~o~ti OF' lr~acuo, tswiit al ppear in our 'litirsd p; I~pn null w e have net disubt attract the atten- tion aN hict *c honestly think it deserves. ARREST OF MtR LAWLESS. An event of rather an unexpccted ...

... We have to announce the return to England of the Blossom, Captain B1echey, after an absenle of upwvards of three years on a voyage of science and discolvery. The main object of this voyage was the coeveyalice of supplies to Icy Capc, fr thc Land Arctic expeditiosi under Captain Frankldin, in the event of that enterprising traveller haviiig succeeded in reaching tbe extreme north western point ...

... TOWN COUTNCIT Pr~OCErPfl1)1TnS. lay fixed bythe Ac oo tin- qloleI; tli. I-tV AtI tC n A er- ?? II III he I ?? ol~tct iS ilirtnti (tt1I IN Cf 1 lc- i tite A V Ii teit ?? tI lL , 'tesesa 01, ~Iu1 (VCi ?? illa 1 gII PlO -'itn li~ittel Sret 'Vt' litr I , a' t Wi , Lilli am Uirshull andl ?? cc iltliO'i1f, XV tIC aft VI thle s IfT'I ttlttO. elected c'tltroitit MAtgistrate,, of 'oi-tsbut-gh. CI iI ...

... O US mo~imbtj Hi &c.. ' isettporl.-hi town, which mtiay be cotlsidored as an lidlet to the.great eollieries and ironworks of Monmoutdiloire ,Hlses Into daily importance. A short tiame sinice, the papers stated that one hundred and seventy vessels entered iispoft In one day. Ati tle present momentthere is ai forest of masts in Pilgwelthy anrt the comforts and lustiries of the Inhabitants keep ...