... THEI ARMY. WAR-OFFICE, NOv. 2. 1 6th Dragonn Guards-Licut. T. Taylor to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ponsonby, retires; Cornet E. L. Pryse to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Taylor; E. Warriner to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Pryse. I Ith Light Dragoons- Lieut. J. H. Forrest, from half-pay, to be Lientenut, -vice 1H. G. P Tatskett exchanges receiving difference; Cornet J.. W. Rcynelds fo'l4 ...

... SPECIAL MEETING OF TIlE INCORPORATED CIIARITA 3LE SOCIETY OF BERL1FAST. On Wednesday, et 12 o'clock, a special meeting of this body tcok place at the Poor-house, to consider what steps should be adopted by the Society, in consequence of the introduction of the rew Poor Law Act into Irelatd, and to transact other business. The Most Noble the Marquis of I)ONEGAL. as President of the Sotiety, ...

... BELFAST INSTITUTION-IIEREDITARY PROPRIE- it ~~~TORSHI3P.l TiiE lvhg of yesterday has a short article in reply to ours of Tuesday last, on the question of heredirary proprie- torships in the Royal Institution ; antd, truly, if the Maita- Aers ble able to maks out no better case for themselves thtian our contemporary has done, their snfest course is to admit their error, and at once retrace to ...

... ROYAL BELFASr ACADEMICAL INSTITU- TION-REPORT OF THE BOARD OF MA- NAGERS. IN our last numbor we published a comprehensive )i4q account of the proceoodigs of the Court of Proprietors - of thle Royal Belfast Institution, at their special meeting 70 heldon Thursday last, and we this day i Isert the official Report which was brought forward on that _ occasion by the Board of Managers, on the ...

... TOGETHET WITH A SCENE AT THE POLDOODY AeSOCIATlION FOR THE RR310VAL Of OYSTrR Gwim'VAN'SCPS. Progressing southwards, I arrived at Belfaist, vihich boasts no indigenous bivalve, but adopts for her own the gigantic oyster of Calrrickfergns, hich, as I am informed, is the name of a city, not of an oyster bed. Procuring a guide, I reqnested hin to precede my steps to those Cimmerian regions ...

... ROYAL BELFAST INSTITUTION-SPECIAL MEET- ING OF PROPRIETORS. Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, agreeably to public advertise. ment, a special meeting of the Proprietors of the Royal Belfast Institution was held in the Common Hall, for the purpose of taking into consideration a variety of matters contained in the legal opinions lately givenr by Counsellor Warren and the Irish Attorney-General, relative ...

... P.I?m RIA Vl?b Ljltji,. I-IOUSE OF LORDS,-TuusmAy, JULY 17. C AN(ADA. Lord WVINCH LTSEX said, is there hba becn a packet from Carada, lie hegged to ask, -vwhether any information ad lween received respecting the appoint- ment of A-Tr G. Wa'kefeld to the situation of land stir. vevor? He also wished to know, whother Govern- milit hiad( recived any information of the rcsignatnrn of Sir John ...

... A General Meeting -was held on Wedncsday, Jtmf 27, at the Rooms of the Society, 5, Cavendisli-square. Earl Spencer, President, in the chair. Amongst the company were the Duke of Richmond; Eatl Fitz william; Lords Portman, Sondes, Worsley; J. Wn Childers, Esq. mar.; II. Handley, Esq. i.p.; El. A. Sanford, Esq. M.P.; E. Buller, Esq. tar..; Sir Jas Graham, Bart. m.r.; C. S. Lefevre, Esq. a.r. ; ...

... 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 ...

... UPEIIXAL PARLI- EST. 1HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, MARCH 5. (Ia continuationa f-e ouar last Number.) NAVY ESTIMATES. The I-louse resolved itself into a Committee on the Navy Estimates. Mr. WOoD said, it would not be necessarv for him to trespass at any length on the attention of tihe I-loise in moving the Navy Estimates. In the number of men and the amount of wages there was inO material differ- ...

... 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 ...

... TTHE ARPMY. WAR OltlFCE, JuY 27. r-2d Life Ouards-Engsign Viscount Drumlanrig, from 9'd Feot, to bc Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vieo Lindsay, rctires. 4th light l)ragoons-A. R. Iole, to be Cornet, by purchaso V1c0 SyVniolids' retires. GthN J ?? C. R. ?? to be Asgistinit-Stirpgon, vice 1P. Ms-Crae, rotiros upen hallf lInty. Ilth Light Drsgouons-Lieut. .J. 131 C'npepor to be Captain, ...