... TO T-AMILIES FURNISHING. AwCTION & CBXMX;ISION ' AUrT NO. 7, CASTLE-PLACE. G6EO C. IHYNDMAN. OFFERS FOR SALE, 4NN Extensive STOlOCK of Excellent NEW -and'i SECOND-HAND Comprising Pedestal Sideboards; Pillar, Dining and Ileak- fast Tables; Rosewood and Mahogany. Occasional, L,oo Sofa, and Card 'Tables; Rosewood and Mahogany Cabi- nets; solid Roeerood Drawing-rooln Chairs: Mahogany Dining-room ...

... TO THR ELEACTORS OF BELFAST. GEN-xLEMEN, S a personal friend of the late Mr. M'CANCE, no indi- Adual can deplore more sincerely than I do the melan. eholy event which has recently caused a vacancy in your i representation. A most numerous and influential body of the Constituency have done me the honour of calling upon me to offer myself as a Candidate to fill that vacancy; and, however ...

... SOCIETY FOIR RELIEF OF THE DESTIlTUTE SICKI TrHE NINTH ANNUAL MEETING of this So- IL ciety will be held in the COMMISSIONERS' ROOM, POLICE BUILDIN Q, on THURSDAY next, the 27th instant, at ONE bo'(lck KINRY HORNER, 530) SECRETAEY. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE NOILTNIERN BANiIN G COMPANY. GENTLEMEN, A N event I much deplore, will render an Election of a CHAIRMAN to your Committee necessary- allow ...

... TO THE ELECTORS: OF BELFAST. 4 GREAT and unexpected calamity. has sum- A moned you, once more, to the performance of your important duties, as trustees of the national interests. JOHN Mi&CANCE,-tbe Representative of your choice and of your affections,-the kind-hearted and the high-principled,-the useful citizen and the good man,-to whom none declared themselves opponents without reluctance, ...

... BELFIA§T BANKIYG ('COMPANY. XTVOTICE IS HtEREBY GJA'EN', that a VIVI_ NGi DEND of Three per Cent. 0lr the Half Year. end- tig 31st nkt. will be paid at the 5PMPANY'S BANK, and its BRANCHES, on andjfcer this date. 419) BELFAST ANK, Ist August, 1835. .1UCT IONS. AUEBEC PIY3 Ti'b&BER, &e. T HIE SUBSCRI1BKIR willoffneforSALE, hyAUC. 1TTION, on THURSDAY next, 6th Auigust, at TWELVE o'clock, at ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF BELFAST.' GENTLEMEN, OU will, I am certain, give me credit for sincerity when I assure you, that I feel words to be inade quate to the expression of my gratitude and satisfaction at the happy termination of the contest which has jest closed. To those invaluable friends whose unwearied exertions concentrated around me a host of supporters, whose strength was irresistible, and ...

... 106 Chests Black and Green TEAS- 94 Hhds. and Tierces SUGAR; 18 Half and Whole Pancheons M OLASSES; 59 Bales First Qua) ALICANTE BARILLA; And a General s4~rtment of GROCERIES; For Sale, oot$oderate terms, for cash, by 471) /PIIHILIP JORINSTON, Belfast, 13th Aug.' 1835. 21, Waring-street. BE dlF-&ST BANKRiNG COIPAINY. JVOTICE is hereby giv I n. tat the stated A NNUA L 1! MEETIING of the Pb O P ...

... AUCTIONS . Sale this Day. SUIGAR AurETio. T. & J. MITEAR till SFFL,-rby AUCTION, Gd on TUESDAY, the. 1ltVApgust instant, at rWELVE o'clock, at their STO1CS 73 Hhds. 8 Tierces ANTIGU SUGARS. 110 Barrels ) (427 5th Aug. 1858. G. C. HYNDMAN, Broker. Sale To-Morrow. FIURNITURE BY AUCTION. AttheMART, No. 7, CASTLE-PLACE, on WEDNESDAY next, the 12th August instant, at ELEVEN o'clock, A VARIETY of ...

... - 'TO THE ESLEC'hIRS OF BELFAST. GENTLEMEN, - S a personal friend of the late Mr. MICANCE, no indi. dual can deplore more sincerely than I do the meln. choly event which has recently caused a vacancy in your representation. A most numerous and influential body of the Constituency have done me the honour of calling upon me to offer myself as a Candidate to fill that vacancy; and, however ...

... T H E NEW PRESBYTERIAN MEETING- ! THOUSE will be OPENED upon SABBATH, Tbe 16th August next, by the IREV. BUNCAN Nj6 .*RPALA !, OP RENFREW. After Sermon a COLLECTIO~I will be made for li- quidating the remaining debt. L Divine Service to commence at WELVEo'clock Admission by Tickets, to bed qgrauis, at Mr. C H A S. KELSO'S, 7, High-street; $vlr. W. M'CONNELL S Donegal-street; and at Mr. M'COOM ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF BELFAST. GENTLEMEN, A N extraordinary and almost incredible decision has induced me no longer to continue the Poll, at the present Election. Mr. O'Dwyer, the Assessor, has de- clared a qualification invalid which he himself sanctioned, after solemu argument, at our first Registry Sessions,_ which he himselfreceived at our first Election as unobjec. tlonable,-and which again, ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF BELFAST. GENTIEEME N, H E Election being annoiunced for TUESDAY next, T I feel it necessary to state to you, that although I have devoted the entire of rmv time since I addressed you, to a most active canvass, I have still many of you to visit. I intend, however, to continue my canvass until the hour of appearing at the Hustings, and shall make every effort to wait ...