... BELFAST VEWS CONTINUED. The Synod of Ulster will hold their annual meeting this day, at Omagh, and the Secession Synod this day week, at Beliast. SALE OF TEAS DIRECT FROM CHINA, PER SELMA.`_ MESSRS. Wae. APCLURE & SoNs.-On Thursday last, this sale, which has attracted so much attention amongst the mercantile community of our town qng neighbouihood, and, generally speaking, throughout Ulster, ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-Ff{IDAY, Jru.,4r a. i A fter the preseat'ntion t of a number of petitions o van vri ous sniujects, Lord Morpeth stated, iii answer to a question front Sir It. Bareson, that be bud neither received ntr heard. of a ?? addiessed to hin from Derry for the removal of Mr. ?? Jones. In reply to Sir J. G lah Pam, Lord John llussell stated that the Stanop A ct-, bill would be brought ...

... BEELFAS ST NEWS ~,ONTINUD. MUIcatr ELccrrON.wWe understand that the Bel- fast Amateur Ia td intend nalzing their first trip this sea- Sol), tp the 1 atta River, onr Moniday evening next, wealber periirling, sturt rig tiloi. Ritch'ie s D(dl at half past sixr JSSOLVENT ?? COGrUT- CattrrraoUa, JosNI 20-Willium Hlenry Curral', JiaS9 thc preq'ding. Judge, en. tered the Court shortly nfter tenr ...

... PBTITION FOR CHURGI REFORM. . . _ _ pi'i r - At a meeting of upnards of 200 Clergymen trom .lartous parts of Irelrind. held in Dublin, on the 15th April, it was resolved ?? a petition shouild be presented to he Ihing, earnestly solicitillt3 for the Established Church the resto- lation of its a' Cielit privileges of velf-goveratmebtt in mat- ters relutilig to its internatl disciPline, andt the ...

... ?? -4 B-t'KISIG IsSTABLfSHIMENTS. Ak SIAIFS U! ~ystettjittic! ait~tackcC ave. ben znado, upontth tllt tr Btank by at AnTIi- Sabbiath Cooitemfl ray, which call 1Clen a. lal nictio as the .pratctice ?? carryig political ra:n. v,-,r iriio aofirnircitl ?? is role 61' ?? bideou Hntditiahi w ill wiv hi thle presenlt fige hitsi been so tahiand~antt, thu to fu shose abolition go)od ricon of all ...

... NEW.SPAPRE IMVPOQSITION--LONDON CORREsPONDENCE. RA1iC Ben JoNsoin..has ar'admirlble comedy entitled The Stople of Vews,'~ in! t ,ihe Wcond scene of which the following dialogsie occurs letreeti a special dupe ch`r1ct-V. rized as Praiybos Jue a spanking tailor named Fatltioner, and Thenz, Peuistyboy's man-servantt Pcnngby. Jmn. loquiltur- What lst, an office, ThomiP Tholm.-Newly drtcted ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAM~ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, MGAY 30. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE gave notice, that on Thursday, the 9th of June, ie rhould move thq secoud reading of the Catholic Msrriagei Bill. The Orkney Seaman's Fund Bill went througb t (C'rin mittee, arid the otber Bills on the table were advanced i stage, 4fter which the House adjouirned. HOUSE OF COMAIONS-MONDAY, MAY 30 . The SPE AKER ...

... I HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, MAY 29. DUBLIN PETITION-MR. O'CONNELL. Mr. G. F YOUNG could assure the House, from the period this decision bad been made, up to this moment, it was never stated as an- objection that the forms of the House would preclude the petitioner from inquiry into the allegati6ns respecting bribery. The consequences of the re- solution to which the Committee had come, ought, ...

... CURIOUS DOCMAIENT- WoV, (lNeary Telegremph) aornix i. series uf 'resulattions (fi Copv ofiVili-, pilot ly 'Itilly Carriikinlacrnass, has ba' b it n hiiilei to uS liii' ?? ,) UNIp.teld latelv by tthe it llall Calhs ?? 41hald ttilts of: t dmailely-iwpipl latrd Parish il the Couiti oif N.smmrigall. NOTICE. At a mneptl g of tho rimhiormeto of' Cuirfdmal' Chapel, beld iii ithr SMclmmil-rsm ...

... ,jyprEULL PARLIAMENT. 11OfSFE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, JUNE 7. PETITION AGAINST DR. CROLLY. I Our last number we gave the introductory proceedings In tjg the presentation by Lord Lyndhurst, of a peti- tiou frm priest Mulholland, complaining that be bad been dive l of his living ihs the county of Louth, without any ?? on is part. After Lord Lyndhurst had stated the ful vitiances as detailed in our ...

... iMPERIAL PABLIAffIENT. HOUSE OF CO'mMONS-TUESDAY, JUNE 14. | KILKENNY ELECTION. Tbe SPE A K ER acquatinted tile House that the petition- er ?? the late returri for the city of Kilkentty hala irot enttred into the the n ec'ssary renognizatices; and the ordler for' taklilg tih' petitioll into corisidelation on the 2lst of this month was tiereloret dischautged. APARITMENTS FORI CONFINING MLEMBERg ...

... The Wexford gallants have accepted the conditions pro. posed by the Knight of Newry in reference to the con- test of beauty between the fair Lady of Ross, and the belle of Hill street. Respecting this announced accepratice of terms the Newry 7elegraph of Friday publishes the follow- authorised statemeit:- The * Knight of Newry' has requested us to state, that it will he perfectly competent ...