... Gross registry, Deduct re-registries from same premises, TOBIES. Gro ...

... Po*TroN«Miters.—We are obliged, from want of room, to postpone some original and other matter, till our next publication. Phkbnoloot W# have received.a letter, signed Hantt Bosms*. LL D. io reference to short , * ol r,> ' ah-jut Khrenologj. The learned Doctor letter so very composition, that cannot publish U. polite give us privilege making any J, * justice him, however, be* state, that ...

... {RAGE THE SIX WEEKS WHICH REGULATES DUTY. AGGREGATE I Wheal. Barley.! Oats. Kyc. l'cas. Average. 30 7 1 30 6|32 Duty..—..^.-..—. I 0 0 10 6 10 6|lo ti Provisions. —There has been brisk di-mand for Irish Butter, and priert are higher. The trade, fcr the roost part, deem safe to gel atocked present rate* ; although the errier.ls were large, last week, and reached 29,400 firkins ; the ...

... Duehe*'*, pay the various parochial nt» on the Kfogmore eatale, on the ground of non-liability, being a residence. . . , The Prette huhstrielle has juat found a rival in a Rouen workman, who, without having received an. iaatruction in mechanics, lias conatructed an excellent weaving machine, superior to that of the illustrious mechanician. V tueansun’a loom could only furnish patterns of small ...

... lIIMTOKI. JAM BTEW A T, to THE BELFAST LIItRART, lo announce, that inieucL» to Open HISTORY. own HOU.vE, • *>•» Cao'* T,ir Hia Li-curv* on the C’lti/ti»«i r' /Mi Huturyof ud Scotland will embrace between 1647 1701. lector** tones per Week. Hour* ofßttep- gvening. H ilf-p»vt Fi»e till p«ll S'l. TVrnt'e |0» 6d lilt the ol Mjy. Classes on 9|.i instmt. * . farther information required may ...

... moan* of strength, by becoming satisfied with the mode of our Government ? We are not a ilittle gratified to observe, that an organ of vast power, for good or for evil. The Tunes, instead of limiting its views to the mere surface subject of a conviction or an acquittal,frankly and strongly declares that bo, reality, but matter of secon’ dary importance, in a national point of view. After ...

... ■ Retail. —, -Highest price of first Bigs, at the Weigh-bouse, second, dp., 31s , third, do., highest price of first firkin Butter, per Ih. crock, do., Fruit. Apples, 12» to 16s per cwt. i Pears, 12s per cut.; Oranges, Is to Is per dozen; Lemons, to per dozen; Grapes, green, 9d per lb. ; do. Purple, Is per lb. ; Irish Nuts, 6d per quart. Feyetable*. Potatoes, per owl., Is 2s; do., per stone, ; ...

... ila*. Saturday, November 11. Mb O’Robke .pp«r J OB Mi.lf the 0.. Meded undrr'tbe Act for lightinj the town v.ilh g*>. which , , Ti,,, if person shsll wsntooly or mshcioutly hinXr orin.lr.op »ld Compeny, their deputies, serrants, o, .ny of them .n doing or of the works, or eierei.e .n, of the authorities U, this Act granted, .ball to any. seise cause procure such interruption or hindrance to ...

... The unhappy progress of Puseyiam, and its disastrous eon equene the KsUblidled Church, lea.ling, raby, the comparative of Protestantism in its cradle, and at maturity, brings prominently into view the ity, present period, of those observances which obtained, when just cm. rging from the dark clouds which Ion: and fearfully eclipsed Christiaolty; and somewhat surprising, th:.t this ...

... purpose of taking into considers-11 the' propriety of adopting some uniform system, the Teral of the County, towards carrying out the *** of the Arms Act, which, announced on nrlesdav ctme into ooeration on the 13th inst. There re»enl— The High SheiifT, Nathaniel Alexander, P. Hon. Geo. Handcock, Geo. Macartney, E-.q., j Allen, E*q , Thomas Verner, Esq., W. Molony, M., Cap'ain Uyas, R.M., ...

... Saturday. Charles Roaenberg. who is said hate b-eo connected with morning paper, was charged |ili stealing quantity books, ornam-ntal furniture, female -earing apparel, the property of M. Virtor B h*in. the Editor The Courner de I'Europe, a French , I ~,-ws Mp«T, published in London M. Roha*o he came acquainted with Mr. Rosenberg, lorn'! months back, receited him frequently hit house, • K ...

... tcrs now ; but it may be well, nefertheleM, for the satisfaction of our readers, to quote a few sentences from the speech of Mr. O’Connoll, when moving the letter to Mr. Sturge, published in another column. By way of very clearly explaining what it is that be requires, Mr. O’Connell thus expounds:— They wsntrd thi», and this alonr, (hat there shouM h«* established in Ireland a Farhainenl to ...