... .BELFAST NEWS CONTINUED- 'CUAPjrY Smtot.-On Wednesday evening last, the Rtv. Hugh MI'Neile preached a most eloquent and impres. sive sermon in St. George's Church, in which be ably pointed out the advantages resulting to society from the ex- tension of the benefits of Christian instruction to the rising generation. A collection was made in aid of the funds of the Ballymnacarrett Schools, which ...

... DIOCESE OF NOR vIT11 -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The following address of the veiirabhl, LiI wicl, Archdeaco l Bathturst, arid othser c tri' np Cf N diocese of Norn ich, forms a erngunr trnRtt vl the late addresses of the cergy offt.e Thu,,.i'tn, venerable Bishop, at the close of tile lItnsiti(tll agc, has left ill this addrCss a 'aluahli trQ t Nrtl . lthe eergy would do well to profit br. w-ij tile ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY.. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at .twelvc o'clock. On the motion of the Marquess of SALISBURY tire Commons' amendments to the Friendly Socicties Bill were: agreed to. The House then event into Committee fln the Poor Laws Amendment Bill. Clause 52, taking away the power from thc magistrates to ordei out-door relief, was the first put. The Marquess of ...

... Orpicititilval E?M?ffltorllil?r Ie IHis Grace the D1) se ?? Northii nitierii~ll l,;r- c- dered a reduictioni ot tile rets of the suhall ,i i lg Y, Itistises let oat in tenemnents to the labirtiq(0,, ld of A itnwick. In somie jests, ces tbe rcdlliuj amonnts to one-third of the relitl. 3, THiE WtiATrTER AND) TUE Citops.- The rails if re alst swek have interfere(l with the ?? 1i re hay niahing, ...

... STAFFORD, JULY 24. rwio V. oGRIFtiTss. This wvas alt action for themse and occupatim, of a shop mll lodge- ing. Plea infancy. Iteplicatiln, tbat the rent was necessaries for thle infant. Mr. GilosoN and Mr. L.E werefor the plaintiff; Mr, RIcIlARDS and Mr. AL'oVnT for the defendalit. The defendant hadcarried on the business of a hairdresser on the premises, for which he engaged to pay A`2( a ...

... originat O TEMPERANCE ANI) INTEMPERANCE. it S ZSoine'adviev to the Tempe1nrasnce Society. . Blit. EDITOR,-YOaU are perfectly awatre that tem. f peraltee prialngs life, wN hreas iiiteiaperanve most Uindeoubtedly shortiens it, sad reduces a manl to t anit, of whicih we lite had too nianiV iestasces, I untnderstan d that therc is a te Temperance Society establi shed is this cit, hbat w*ith recsr ...

... REASONS IN FAVOUIZ OF A CHUlRCII ESTABLL1HAIENT. US'8'ABLlSI.SE3rErN''. May I be pernmitted Ia add, that they who are ppiserilt) tire orderolalisliipstialltgetlier areintaie Irinsistreel arid imore ratioirrel in tieir vieses tian tirirse Nlno welod allow of bisholpsforeccclisiasti(ral piqrposes, and excldie tierir fitoi pairliaiert ? litriv lieviurg seals ire yeis a very impoiltait and ...

... Jamaica Papers to the 7th of June have arrived. The House of Assembly was opened two days previous. 'IThe Governor says- The mass of the population being about to pass from its present state of slavery has compelled me to call you together at this unusual period of the year. - The approaching important change in tile state of the labouring population will require not only the enactment of ...

... BELIFAST3 -E9WSN-LETTER. BELFAST-TUESDAY, JULY 29. THE NOTTINGHAM ELECTION. RADICALISM. THE results of several late elections, in which the Radi- cal party have put forth their strength in opposition-to Whig candidates, have clearly demonstrated the steady, re- forming, but, at the, same time, 'anti-revolutionary tone of the public mind, and consequently the powerless, contemp- tible nature of ...

... TiHlE CHRO)NCLE. la- ID Thtit trek' ipatriotic association, the Aijole. sey Airicultural Society %,ill hold its annuial ius meeting on ?? the b0th day- of Au-r. es The benefit whichi arises to all clanses of thle commonity from a well riegulatctd iu titutioi of tis iate. e m&st be oh vious to ccryito whmI ol refiects upon the s5il.'ject. A siplit o t'ii'our_ as. ale aledx 'ell (i reeteil en ...

... WEXFORiD ELECTION. The Wcxfoard IElectijon has elldel ill thc return of Air itoliell's nomlinee, and tho rejection ot the Bliliemsteiatl cadlidate. ?? Dalliga 1egislec aillwllves the .event in tile ?? curious attd exaltilig tcltl:- 'Ihie grass niumbher poillei is 1938-and the inajoiity rtl WalddY is 71 Tils is al glamioist Vitoly, with tile worst plossilble llalteri~lls-a total want ,f ...

... THE M1OJIArING CHIIRONICLE. LONDON: TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1834. The Earl of MULGRAVE yesterday accepted the office of Lord Privy Seal, in place of LordCAR- LISLE. The ability, discretion, and courage dis- played by Lord MULGRAVE under difficult circum- stances in .Iamaica, and his judgment in the in- troduction of the Negro EmancipationBill, are uni- versally acknowledged. T1he Noble Earl is a de- ...