... Northern aUiug. ••PHO f.EPR,—PRO BELFAST, THURSDAY', JULY 19, 1838* We have received London papers of Monday evening. The foreign news, however, unimportant, if wc except the very gratifying intelligence, confirmed by Sir G. Grey, in the House of Commons, that the Jamaica Legislature had determined upon the emancipation the Negroes of that Colony, on the of August; ami tiiat St. Lucia and ...

... No. 1,294.] History. (Boarders* Scripture Class.)—N. Montgomery. H. McClelland, E. Grogan, and J. Torino, M. Shanley, F. Anderson, J. Henderson. J- s WdiOT. H. Montgomery, A. M-Far land. J. Fowler, f. Ca.lelon, and W. Smyth, ~ao(; J. S. Charley, J. Montgomery. W. M. Murray, and C. Carleton, equal. J. Dobbin and W. Gray, equal; J. Neill, H. Mumey. H. Sbaw, W. Gamble, A. Forbes, H. Amey. Grecian ...

... Armagh, Thursday, July 26. Petit Jody.—Messrs. Henry Savage, Thomas Bell, Iceland Hutcheson, John Keegan, Jun., William Boyd, Sen., Francis M*Kee, James Donnelly, James Waugh, John M‘Gurk, John Hyde Carvill, William Christian, and Denis Branigan. William Thomson was then indicted for being a vagrant, not having any visible means of support. Guilty ; transportation for 7 years, not giving ...

... FOR SALE. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. To SOLD tg PUBLIC AUCTION, in the OFfICE of Mr. BATES, No. 19, ROSBMABr-STHEET. Uel. foot, on This Day {SATURDAY), the XMhof Join inet., at the hour ofTNELYE o'clock. Noon, ALL that Piece of BUILDING GROUND, on the We»t aide of Obeat P atb ick - Street, in the town of Belfast, containing in front, next the street, feet 8 inches; and in breadth, in the ...

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... Tm; annual meeting the Proprietor* of the Royal Belfast Institution was held, in the Common Hail of the Insulation Buildings, on Tuesday last, o clock. The Synod of Ulster (seseral of wltose members are Proprietors,) haring adjourned, for the purpose of attending the meeting, and some interesting matter being expected come on, the ommon-hall was quite thronged, and continued so, till the ...

... Thi» an action of trespass, which an action was brought against the defendant for taking forcible possession of the plaintiff's farm. It appeared, that the plaintiff got the farm, containing fire acres, from a man called M*Cauley, under an agreement that Henderson would advance him goods, in payment, whereof M*Cauley made over to him the farm, reserving only as much as would grow potatoes for ...

... MAODIRE BEGS lea?e to state, that he has just returned from Lokdo* and Dcbli*. where be has purchased a LARGE STOCK of LEATHER, of the very best for Ladies’ & Gentlemen’s BOOTS and SHOES, —suitable for the present and ensuing seasons. A. M. returns his sincere thsnks for past favours, which he has so largely enjoyed, and will continue to execute such orders as bis friends may pleased to favour ...

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... Saturday* July 7. James Barr* for having hi* possession copper pan, the property of Patrick Byrne. Amputted. John Wilson* for stealing quantity butter, the property of a person unknown. AcgmUied, James M* Got pin* fur having in his possession barrow, the property John Guilty one month in Jail. Susan Quinn* for stealing pair of drawers and wrapper, the property of David Simms. Guilty; months in ...

... ADJOURNED SALE, TENEMENT SMITHFIELD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, the Premises, om THURSDAY, the 23d day of Aug. next, at TWO o'clock, in the afternoon. ALL that Old Established TAVERN, in Smith field, Belfast, called the ** Irish Arms,** occupied Mrs. Davis, held by Lease, for an unexpired Term of 17 years, from the Ist of Nov. last, subject to the ready rent of 29/. 10s 9d, Sterling. For ...

... Thuruhy, July 5. Mary A*n Thnmpton was indicted for stealing 10s and a purse, at Belfast, the property of Quin. Guilty ; months in the House of Correction. David Hoy hind, for stealing *2l. on the Idth May last, at Belfast, the property of William Montgomery. Pleaded Guilty ; 6 months in Jail. David Savage, for stealing a luU, on 2d May last, at Belfast, the property of Robert Shaw. I*leaded ...