... ABORIGINES PROTECTION SOCIETrY. A public meeting, in connexion with the above So. city, was held on Tuesday night, in the Rev. Mr. M'Gilchrist's Church, Rose- street-, Eldinburgh, for the purpose of hearing certain details of the eondition of the native population of British India. On the platform woere George Thompson, Esq. -Montgomery Martin, Esq.; John Whigham, Esq.; Ogilvy, Esq. J. R. Stod ...

... A numerous and h ghly respectable meeting, com- prising the principal persons of all ranks and classes of Iii the neighbourhood, and the surcouudiig districts of the t county ot Down, took place at Waringstowu, on Wed- hi nes ay last, 12th inst for the purpose of presenting a complimentary address to the Rev. Holt Waring, on his being ro-instated in the Commission of the Peace. A phitform ais ...

... LORD CLONCURRY AND IlIS TENANTRY; TO TUI F.DITJ': OF TnrE DU1BLIN EVENING VOST.' M DNEAR Sat-Aln ?? beiug called for from mo by the gentlelien of thle fourth estate, as to certain proeeed- ings of my ngent, Ar. Cassidy, against one Noonan, ancl others on the lands of Rlthi, in thle coantyof Limerick, I shall endeavour to gratify hliemls and a curious public, tholugh I dare say Mr. Cassidy. ...

... THE: TIIPPERARY MACISTRATIES AND TlIILE MARQUIS OF NORMANDY. The following is the reply addressed by the Marquis of Normanby to the memorial presented by the Tip. i 1icrary Magistrates subsequently to the murder of Mr. F Austin Cooper:- Dublin Castle, 23d May, 1838. i MY LORD-In the communication of the 18th of ' April, which I had the bonour to make to your Lord-.c ship, by command of the ...

... TO TILE PEOPLE OF IRELAND. LE`ITT1tR 11. Darrqrrlene Abbey, II th Sept. 1838. Hereditary lbontsmen, klrow ye not, Who would hie free themselves must striko the blow? FELL.OW- COUNTRYMEN-How often have I wished bosee sith a day Rs this, %vhen Ireland might say to her s8,lS- ' Pitlitical freedom is int your ?? may tie fvee and you may lay down the hasis of the pernanerit protperity of your ...

... SERMON IN CHRIST'S CHURCH, MLtST, ON BE- IHALF OF THE ULSTER TEMPERAECIETY!4 An overwhelming multitude assem sl; tt Chub on last Sabbath evening, to hear a Win. M'Illwaine, who had bc qeste yev. ThaB. Drew, to occupy his place, i reaching the first of an intend- ed series of sermons on te perbe; for the winter, in Be'- fast. The discourse was eharueterized by the same deep seriousness and ...

... LETTER VROMI LORD BROUOHAM. The followinig was written by Lord Brougham in answer to ta lotter from Mr. W. Tait, dated Edinburgh, Sept. 3, request- fing to know whether his Lordship meant to visit Scotland tilis autumn:- Brougham 11all, 5tht Sept. 1838, Sit-In answer t i the inquiries of you and those other friends whom I had the great pleasure of seeing here two years ago. j I have to state ...

... QUALIIJM ATioN OF MEMBERS OF PARl-TAENT. , ue l ' i'T~i',cfo~liow~ig. ,i's an ibhstract of 'the ct passed last 1, sesliotn'eative t'*teid, quiiillication of Members of Ear. : atment ^ ,. ?? '4§ s iS Jirulet,, An' Act to amend the laws .r9 ehttihg f&o j7:lke ifle(-i'fon-c Mrf fenibbxs& 'to S~'sefnli , arlijnointt ?? after- by sec.. 1, repealing the old .Actt.,Qt ol'A ?? ?? and, .33..,Gco. . 2c ...

... go ULVA ?? Es E, s.]LET'TERt. BELFAST, FWIDAiY8 SEPTEMBER 214 Several nr!iclea are unavoidably delayel.- MEETING OF THE WORKfNG CLASSES [N L ONDON. THE great meeting of the working elarses. as it hald been called by anticipation, was held in Palace-Yard, WEstmirrster, on Monday last, and was attend, d by about four or five thoukrtrid persorm, including delega es from Scotland arid various ...

... flRMFAST NWES-LETTER. B3ELFAST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMSBER 7. AFFA5IRS OF HIANOVER.-KING FRNEST IN TRIBUL.ATIoN. The Germane Diet, to whlich the dispute bet-veen Kinig !Erurret snd his Has~rverian suihjeets rehitive to the iionstiln- tion ot' that counttry bad breen refi rred, I)eR at ]iength decihdd I sginst his despoutic pretensrions, anl bflR placed h~im ins a si- tuation Ir, which' he must eithe r ...

... CRITICAl4 NOTICj,. ,AddIress of the Rev. T. 1D. Gregg, A.M. delivered in the Presbyterian Church, 2Mfay-street, Belfast, Ofl Monday, Aug. 27, 183S. WE have attentively perused this little pamphlet with every disposition favourable to its author, and with a single wish to derive from it some information on the subject of which it professes to treat; but we must honestly declare that our labour ...

... SUICIDE OF CAPTAIN GEORGE GORING, OF THE i SIXTY-FOURTH RECGIIM1NT. On Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, an inquisi- P, tion was taken before Mr. Gell, the coroner, and a in highly respectable jury, at the Burliogtoni Hotel, Co-k-U street, Bond-street, on the hd; ny of Capt. Geo. Goring, at aged thirty two, who committed suicide under the fol. lowing circumstances P, The jury having been ...