... IBE lFAST God IIRK, HE BELU'AS GLAS S WORK COMPANY Tlinform their rzeds-tihe Public, that they have Tiis DAY madu a considerable Reduction in their Prices of GLASS. (129) Belfast, Jan. 21, 1S34. TN consequence of the CRIBER being obliged to quit his ...

... - MEET! p1S IDAY. nE:LIA c2ACADEMY. T E ADJOURN3I GENERAL MEETING T of the Patrons, i eeive the Report of the Sub- Committee appoint at st Meeting, will be held on TUESDAY the21 ti.at ONW'o'clockfii the Library. 18th Jan. 1834.( (106 BELFAST GENERAL DISPENSARY, - CHIAPE*~NE:' A GENERAL MEEM''GJ of the Subscribers to A the above. ?? invthe DI8PEN. SARIY; CHAPEL-LAN UR DAY next, the 23d instant, ...

... -grateful for the preference he 3 numerous: Customers and 'nt il htusiness, returns them ?? of acquaintingthern .,,to Fartnership, so that the -be carried on under the firm of -EY & SON. He respectfully so- ,/of tb~eif byours to the new firm. .-1. - i8# ?? & S61%~y, 22, DON GALL-STREET, Hie at present n hand a Good Assortrm ent of Fan . Prin d LICOES; Furniture- DO. Navy d Two e DO;; 5-4 ...

... BE.LFAST ACADIl1Y. THE GENERAL VElETING of the PATRONS ' of the BELFAX ACDEMY will be held on 'TUESDAY next, t 10thjti nt, at ONE o'clock, in the LIBRARY, a whic ness of great importance will be broughtfrad ?? above ting i OURNED till TUES- DAY next, th 7th instan at same hour. / / ~~~12th December, 1833.|| The above Meetingh/nS been again ADJOURNED,: owing to the very thin tendance on the ...

... , grnvici~lklNG AND VALUING Or LANDS, AND ORNAMTENTAL MAP DRAWING. (UN MI'A .TlJtJR, LAND SURVEYOR, &c., begs If leave to return his sincere thanke to those Gen- tipmen wvho have hitherto honoured him with their Patro- nage, and to assure them that t*'same attention to correct- ness, neatness, and despatch, which he has heretofore to business,. shall be strictly adhered to for th ure.j/ From, ...

... THnEATwRE, BELFAST. Eighth Night of the Grand National Drama, called 'THE WARDEN OF GALWAY, which has been received, on eachi representation, with burstskofapprobation; md the intense interest attached to the storv,->renders it he most popular production of the present season. It will, herefore, be repeated EVERY EVENING, untilfurther iotice. 'IIHHIS EVENING (FRIDAY, th ), It will be ...

... COUNTY OF ANTRIM. TO ROMAD-lYAKE~EBS, ac. El)EOFFICE of the S EC RE TARY to the TGRAND JURY, in the COUNTY COURT. HOUSE, CARRICEFERGUS, will remain open till-NINE o'clock in the Evening of THURSDAY, the 30th inst. to receive APPLICATIONS for PRESENT- MENTS; and till TWELVE o'clock in the Forenoon of S A TURDAY, the 1st of February, to receive NO. TICES from persens who intend to Account for ...

... SALE TOO OW. ADjOA?WD SALE 0 N F IITUfRE. HE SALE of FU ITURE, at No. 9, ANN- STREET, not g pleted, is ADJOURNED from This Day, TH SD , 23d inst. until To-Mor- ro, SATURDAY 25t at ELEVEN ?? comprises all the d-roo urniture, which is of the best description, and ort time ?? as formerly advertised.) H. C. CLARKE, Auctioneer. Belfast, 23d Jan. 1834. (140 HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN ...

... SEIZURE OF GIBA~i¶ CARTS. | Je, the Undersigned, Purchasers of Grain in this I Town, having observed that evidence has been offer- ed to the Commissioner of Corporation Inquiry, whilst here, with a view to shewv that vexatious obstructions had been experienced by us, and it appearing by the statement of Sir Stephen May that such were unauthorized by him as Sovereign- Consider it necessary to ...

... hEW: DXflLLA, &c. HE SUBSCRIB1ER Landing the Cargo of the TZ ~ .~h~foA AE 297 Bales ery NE BARILLA , 200 Boxes V WENC.I&RAISINS; -10 Bales AtO w--, Foa BFE, ,ON; MODERATE TERMS. 2d Jan. 1834, (5) LEWIS LEFORD. DAhTCI[Nc A1TD DErORTfEhT. MR. CABSSzYz erun.ll . .(FROMS 9eRLINy TTAS the-honour of 8 nit is Friends dan the P Public, that his ICAEMJ is nowOPEN for ;tbe instruction of- MON)AYS and ...

... T~ESECOND G.LASGO 1j0TTERY WILL BTE DRAWN AT 'CO 48El'SI ALL,' LON- DON,' ON WEDNES'.)AY,8 IINST._PRIZES OF FIFTEEN THOUSANVEN THOUSAND, FIVE THOUSAND, THRf THOUSAND, &c. &c. &c.-ONLY TEN THO SND TICKETS. HODGSON, AT THE wU KY OFFICE, IS LARGELY SUPPLIED W H TICKETS AND SHARES. (41 * X*UBVEYIIUG ANX EVA-U3 -.or rDS AND ORNAMENTAL MAP MRAWING. COHN M'AaTHUR, LAND SURVEYOR, &c., he~is Go leave ...

... ?? X.ALiST.D : -- w MA14N SERVANT, {act as BUTLER; also a 1A FOOTMAN. The eust beboth well recommend- ed by the last family the ved with, for, :their honesty, so- briety and goodconduc 8w. &c. Protestants would be preferred. Letters (post6p ) addreged A. B. at the NE WS- LETTER OF CE willtbe attended ?? . 560 COUNTY OF ANTRIM TH.I ?? next ENl TO WIT. ?? RAL QUARTER . SESSIONS of the PEACE for ...