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... !» II 182 3 G 13 The Committee the Ulster Society for Promoting the Education of the L)eaf and Dumb and Blind have received following contributions, towards the education of the deaf, dumb, and blind child, from Monaghan, viz. : Geo. Tomb, Esq., Dublin, bl.; Sirs. Clewlow, Claremont, 3/.; Miss Cunningham, Donegall-square, 1/. Night Asylum fob the Houseless Poor.—Weekly return of tbe number ...
... 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 ...
... A quarterly meeting of this body took place in the Town-ball, yesterday, at twelve With a few exceptions, there was full attendance of tbe Aldermen and Councillors of tbe Borough. The Mayor said, that, before proceeding to the consideration of the business which they had met to transact, he wished to address an observation to them ; and be thought they would readily admit tbe necessity of ...
... N°ble Duke (Argyll) opposite, whether, and when, was . of presenting a petition, entrusted him, on . ' of the Church of Scotland, a. it would proceedings, with reference to hia (Lord C ““■h. Duke of ARGYLL «d. be did not. « pre.en, intend to present petition on the quet 10 - not feel bound m, th.t .bould nut it >t .11, or when he ahould present it. . Lord DENMAN con.pl.ined of misrepreseot ...
... 38$ • Irish, finr, 35$ lo 365; do. superfine, 36s fid l • 38$ Canadian, per brl. of I9filbs., 26s 2fis fid ; United Sules, sweet. 2fis to 27s ; do. sour, 24s fid to 25s fid ; Oatmeal, per 2401b5.. new, 19. to 19s 6d old, 18$ to 19«. j- Provisions.—The arritalt of new Butter, from Irel.nd, have fullv met the demand; prices have receded n-uler bly Wbal old Butter there is left may he purchased . ...
... Thb Overland Mail from India has been received, bringing intelligence from India and China. The accounts are of satisfactory kind, giving evidence of a settled state of affairs with China, and holding out prospect of a steady and increasing trade with that great country. have no room for remarks, and proceed to extract the important portions of the information brought by this arrival:â CHINA ...
... n R-». W. O. M*Gow«n, (be trachrrs, •••«« f- other frirnHs »-dac«tio.». At four o’clock, two hundrrd end children s-t down to Iri, with which they plentifully rt-wcli-d and. hn-in* lK»n ad ...
... intended, by the Hoard of Commi.M..nera and Commi.tee ( Police, to continue the f 3o ...
... ■ 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, ; ...
... The (return Newspaper Stamps issued for the hslf-resr, ending 31st December last, has just been printed, tne following it the total number of sumps issued, during tnal time, to each of the Belfast papers:— No. of Stamps. Clreulatlon. The Northern Whig, 105.000 • Tha Chronicle MJ The Banner •• •• The Ulster :,* ( 00 .. 923 .. w advertisement duty. Paid by each of the Belfast Newspaper, for the ...