... ADDRESS TO LORD RODEN BY TIHE METROPO- -I XLTAN CONSERVATIVE SOCIETY. To ,artKt5RIGHT HOPOORAELE THE EASRL OF 1tODEN. } 7 Weg tile Fit embers of the Irish Metro. polit'a t.insbrvative Society, have lately seen with I much- satisfaction the Address presented to your Lord- shili by the Protestants of Inverness, in Scotland We hail with joy this tribute to your Lorddhip, as at the same time an ...

... BELFAST NEVSWLETTEt IIELAFST, TURSDAY, JANUARY 30 -. I- PARLl.\M'ENTARY PROCVJ2DINGS. THE discusslonti~ii Parliament have for Rome Lime re- lated exciisively to Canadian affairs, and as no view infor- mation can now be communicated on this subject, their interest has diminisbed in proportion. We have, eccord- ingly, brought within comparatively moderate limits the voluminous aceounts of the ...

... DAILY MAIL PACIE'T COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BELFAST AND LIVERPOOL. A rrecting of the Members of the Chamber of Com- merce was held on Tuesday in the Towvn Hall, for the purpose of addressing her MvJesty's Government to establish a daily communication between this port and' Liverpool, by steam, for the conveyance of the mail for the North of Ireland. WlILLIAm BOYD, Esq. President of the Chamber ...

... kuPERIALL .PAItLIKALT, l ?? - HOUSE OF COMMliONSTOutIDAY, JAN. 16. The SPEAKER acquainted the House that Henrn Gompertz andi others, who had petitioned against the return for Pontefract-Johiln William Ellis and others, who had petitioned against that for Bodmin-and Illereweather Turner, against the return for Dudley- liad not entered into the necessary recognizances The orders for taking these ...

... DINNER TO NICHOLAS;PRICE AND WM. BLACK- WOOD, ESQUIRES. I A dinner was given to Nicholas Price and William Blackwood, Esirs. in Saintfield Court-house, on Thursday last. Such interchanges of kindness be- tween lar.dlord and tenant furnish the very best proofs of the happiness of a district. Reciprocity of benefit is thus publicly indicated, in the North of Ireland es- pecially, and therefore ...

... MEETING OF MP. ('CONNELL'S CON- . STITUENTS. am 7 -. _ _. r R I The adjourned mieeting of Mr. O'Connlell's collsti- tuents was held on Tuesday at the Cort Exchange-l 'The attendance was not so numerouc as oi friner-oc-l cations, owing, in all probability, to the unfavourable statre of the weather-it was snowing fromt an early hour in the morning. At a few minutes past on1el o'clock Mr. ...

... TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD M01PETIi, CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IIhIHND. Aione.Yrea, near Betfast, 25t/A Jan. 1838. MY LonD-Great anxiety, as your Lordship may suppose, prevails among all classes and parties in Ire. land, respecting the contemplated Irish Poor Law-a Bill for which is now before Parliament. However easy the more superficial part of the community may imagine it to bo, to enact a law ...

... GRE AT TEE-TOTAL TEMPERANCE MEETING. A crowded meeting of the Tee-Total Temperance Society and their friends assembled in the boys' roomI of the National School in Frederick street3 on Tuesday evening, 1 to rebut the charges advanced against them by the Rev. Dr. Edgar in his sermon on Sunday evening last, in the Rev Mr Morgan's Meeltinm-house. The Rev. Wm. Cooi was called to the Chair, whol ...

... BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. BELFAST, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. CANADIAN affairs now occupy the public mind to the exclusion of almost every other subject. In our publi- e t cation of this day will bo found a variety of conflicting details relative to an attempted insurrection in Upper Canada, which, agreeably to the representations con. talined in the Government papers, bad been supposed to be entirely ...

... -jATTEST IROM CANXA'.L. 1toAhe'eYork teoket, the Sheridan% which sailed on the 2djiist. and which reached Liverpool on Satur- day, we have advices from New York up to the day of a sailing. The following are extracts:- d NExw FORK D1:c. 29.-On the 27th inst. a tremen- dous meeting was hold in this city, to express sympathy vith the Canadians, and to collect subscriptions to enable them to buy ...

... EDJ?BURGIT AND QL4A90OV RAT. WAY. (&oea the .C'aldoaiajt Aferrcu-j, gr.fSaturdey, last.) *Yerterday a public meeting, called by the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, on the req tisition of upwards of three bun- dred of respectablelmcereints, &c. to petition Parliament in favour of the Edinburgb and Glasgow Railway Bill, vwas held in the Waterloo Hotel, when, on the motion of Sir-Jas. Spittal, the ...

... HXLFAST' NEWS-LETTER. ._LFAST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. BELFAST, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. | 't D I I . ?? .. _ . . . . ?? PARLTIAM1ENT was to meet on Tuesday last, when, agreeably to the intimation made by Lord John Rus sel immediately before the recess, the subject of Cana- dian ?? would be entered upon, with a view to the justification of Ministers in the- course which they had followed in regard to ...