... .-morrow (WEDNESDAY), tht »t DUNBAR’S-DOCK, TWELVE o'clock, the C.rgo (bo Ueltloi, from Miiamicui, coo‘l I3 While PINE TIMBER ; g DEALS, 12 9 x 3 2 ••• BtolBx9 3 j Afl Bright I*2 to 18 xllx 3 ; V Spruce 1 600 ’ 12 x 7x3;) DEALS. 14 to 20 x 7x3 ;J Fathom* LATH WOOD. GEO. C. HYNDMAN, Broker. Belfast. Ilth July, 1843. 37 SALE TO-MOHHO QUEBEC PINE TIMBER AND DEALS. THE ...

... still gain. The men now working the roa (except in one case) haee pot no money for their * will, therefore, necessary hate the money in the 1 bauds discharged, to paid off as far as it po, according as the work will certified. I hi* l «* Jury can do, according to the 1461h section of* J 'ln inclusion, I h..e >h« '»“ contractor, ar, BO- bound, b, .heir contract., to keep .be p'per. there ...

... we hope is as untrue as it it incredible. have heard, that the Marquis of Donegal I, and his worthy son, Lord Belfast, are about presenting petition against the late return of Mr. Emerson Tennent, f.>r Belfast. Our readers will recollect, that, at the last election, the Conservative party at Belfsft, under the pressure of the present iropirfect election laws, in Ireland, entered into an ...

... 't6 TROE IBURGESSES Or GUILD OF ABERDEEN. i[HE DEAN OF fITILiO hereby intimates, that the T ELECT'lON of a DEAN OF GUILD, for thb ensuinlg year, talles place, in the Town Hlall. on TuRStAY the 31st dlY of Octo' ber current, at Ten o'clock forenoon, wvlen the olrder of proceeding, In terms of the existing Regulltions. wvill be as fillows.- Oil the day of ilection, the sitting DEAN it-ll take ...

... Thrice is armed wbo hath bis quarrel Ju*t. M Now, ere here to-night; shall we help that roan?— (Loud criea of Yes, yes.) Shall we stretch hand to every friend of the people, in that House? (Renewed cries of Yes, yes, and cheers.) Shall proclaim to the world, that we have rut been talking idly, for years ihat are past, and dreaming of visionary measures of relief; or shall we pronounce the ...

... l.iijlaufl oolle«i Warehouse, 5, DONEGALL-STREET. . J& J. MARSHALL respectfully annouice the arrival .heir New SPRING in; all «he pre»ailinir alyle* ai presei.l out in U.t/MIESTEND of LONDON;— M Splendid CHAU and SHAWL Light VIjS /’- INCS; J The most elenant Styles in TRO WSERINCrS, in Augnlo, Stripes, ('hecks, Sfc. ; The COLOURS for the season in best WEST ENGLAND CLOTHS for Frock and Dress ...

... Belfast, Wednesday, May 24. Grain, Sfe. —Mar- keep bate of every kind of grain, as well a* of Oatmeal, which gradually comes into favour, and the turn dearer. The quotation* are as follows :—Wheat, 9* 10'. (id Barley, 6s 6* ; Oats. 5s to , Oatmeal, 9d to per cwt. Provisions Best price Pigs at the Belfast Weigh-house, 31s ; second, t>d; third, 28s. Best price of Butler, Msd per lb. —l’lour ...

... his convenience. hose who desire peace, equality, and liberty, together with the promotion of the true interests of Ireland, will regard such a state of atfairs as very unsatisfactory. That Government—that any Government, Tory or Liberal, which England may have—would do all that Sir Robert Peel has said, is what every person must have been aware of. That a British Government would permit ...

... 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 ...

... b ?? ?? ASM NV* iVAWAS 6cotri. aO8aL^l( ?? D.I4b lkS ON, AVE this Year a Soporior and Extonsivo Assortment of Artioloss6i0table for Presents, viz.- . hc ANNUALS for 1844; ILLUSTRATED and STANDARD BOOKS, In flne bindings; JUVENILE BOOKS, ?? a great vsrioty of Superior Works; lIBLES, PRAYER lOOiKS, nod CIIURCII SERVICES, InVolvot, &o.,wtllh Giltand Silver Chsliss, and in Cases. ENVELOPE CASES, ...

... H«WJIA*»CT KACt,.— «UXDAr. JEW for four-yewt-old u!,w«d.. I-»« ...

... The House went into Committee of Supply, there being various supplemental volts to added tho«e the year already granted. The first was a sum of 82l,0t)0/. for the expenses the China war, with several others, one of which was fi.tiOUf. fur the Caledonian Canal, which raised consid rable discussion, and led to a division, in which the Government welt- supported 137 lo 13. The vote lor the ...