... COUNTY OF ANTRIM. SUIMMER ASSIZES, 1843. NOTICE is hereblytiven, that the GRAND JURY will be Sworn (at TEN o'clock on the 1orning of TUESDAY, the 25th instant, when the Fiscal Busiincss tf the Conty willl conmmence. The CROWVNand RECORD JURORS will be re- ruired on lW7EDNESDA I' Morning, at the hour of IINE o'clock. Dated this 13th day of July, 1843. 617) JO1N BfNEILE. Sherif. CARD. 3 W 3. ...

... t0l3A' ,ONISTS, CHANDLERS, PRINYIERS BOOKBINDERS, &c. 0 P ., SOLD for half its value, a Powerfe a(C ,3I3,E SCREW PRESS, with two distinct is, ?? d 3 feet 6 inches broad; height, 7 feet 7,Jes aidO' ,f bead and bottom; fully equalforanylpressdI nd eg 0 complete, with Brass Boxes, ?? agoted Coplte * I~fe vbe seen at 12, Upper Ormondequay. o ROYA@L HBEXdNIAN ACADEMY, WILL CLOSE ON SATYRDAY, 2Pmn ...

... =ENU GUANO. TOOLE AND MACKEY 1cow largely supplied with the above valuag which can be engaged genuineandwi e son advantageou terms in original pa ges ji in ll'l s stone weight. Besides its vanlutwhen Crops, it is much used for top dressing, zef° rt prfodctive Manure for Grasses, and improver Cattle after a few days prefer such to any other. ?? experiment No. 16.) .~,e ealtloladwtret 24th ...

... T EATfEROYAL, DUBLIN. LAST WEEK OF THE SUMMER ftASON. Tghis Esenino (FRIDAY), there will be No Performance. 11fl R, D. LEONARD begs respectfully to announce that his BENEFtT will take place TO-MORROWV (Saturday), July 8, 1843, on which corscsion he will be assisted by the valuable services of Miss hELEN FAUCIT and Mr. ANDERSON. The PerformLancet will commence with the Comedy, in Tweo Acts, of ...

... IP Ia 0 T In3 s T A X T X X M. (LATE EDITOR or THIN UL.STER TIMES,) / B E G S to intimate, that he purposes deliv /Zng COURSE OF I.ECTURES, On the State and Prospects of Protest antism, and the Dnuties of Protestant at the present Crisis. Among other subjects, the Lecturer will enter intoasearch ing investigation of IP IT S EJ Y 11 S M. The particulars of the Course will be specifid in a fotur ...

... Dissolution of Par¢nerlhip I T HE PARTNERSHIIP hitherto subsisting between T WILLIAM THOMSON, CHARLES FINLAY, and WILLIAM LAIRD FINLAY, trading under the Firm of THOLMSONS & FINLAYS, was I)lssolved on the 19th April last, by the retirement of WILLIAM THOMSON from Trade. CHARLES FINLAY and WILLIAM LAIRD FINLAY, (the remaining Partners), purpose to carry on business in the same Concern, under ...

... WANTS. To Slg xEJRCERS, LINENDRAXER~S & ANTS a SitUat;On a young Man, 'who ler. tithe Thbovelbusiness. His ahxce Srtan .the jbton, and secuitit ecrictest ired Termiscw-be ntde i a rs eddressed to P- *K., at ?? of this Peser, ii tu attendeed to. rxNTS EmAlO~ment, i ?? Man, good address, brought Vp to the btetory and 3, and is quaified it very ve of a ; ,~nend la'House; knows.Bank, Cuom-luse, ...

... ?? =1 I111U v TAREROYAL, DUBLIN7. LAST WEEK OF THE SUMMER SEASON Last Appearance but three of Mr. ANDERSON. Mir. D. LEONARD, the celebrated Irish Comedian, ill make his Last Appearanoe but three. HIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, July 5, 1843, the Performances will commence with hakspeare's Tragedy of OTHELLO, THE MOOR OF VENICE. Othello, Air. Anderson; lago, Mr. Caleraft; Montae, r. Houghton; Deedemona, ...

... II XoU §ALE, J 250 SHARES IN THJE ULSTER BAN.KING COMPAN1AY. A 3 s Do. in the ULSTEER RAILIVA YCOM3\PANI. on Apply to ttak JACKSON S. STEVENSON, Bill Broker, and Commission Agent. Office, Piazza, Commercial Buildings. (6)0 To9 PersoNis fliudis . _ F-OR. SALE, Cheap, Two hsndsomelv-finished Cut JU Stone DOOR CASES. Also, on h nds, a great variety of' MARBLE and other CHIIMNEY PIECES. Apply at ...

... pOUT OBE LLO GARDENS. ,0N1gNADE MUSICALE Pery MON1, WEDNibuYX and FRIDAVEVENIN rperE'tti>:l, at Ten o'Cloolk, a Grand Iepresen- Thi ?? THE ROMAAN FESTA WVill take place. e A Mllilitaly Band will be in attendance. -i REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF 11 PZLADSTER OF PARIS. a } BuRICK has just landed 200 thrroj~s f Cr plaster of Paris, direct fromtla^s pelri~o f Allr John Cuddy, Belfast. which M n t1 ...

... 7 - .F 1A1RDY bey, again, respectfully to appear btfore the Public of Belfast, in order not alone to so- A * licit itsfurther patronage, but to express thei' grattful ?? for the unprecedentcd encou- ragement theyj have received, during the last Sir Maonths ; an ?? which amply rewcards and remune- rates them/for thye eorts they have made to retain thefavour of their numerous hind patrons, ...

... -p RTOBELLO GARDENS. BALLOON ASCENT. GoypSON begs respectfully to informn the l litY. Gentry, and Public at large, threit Mr. o the most generous and handsome inuanner, ettS usee of that most attractive a4ud fashiionable er, public amusement, the Portobello G0rdens, for the 9oS CENT FOR HIS OWN BE4FIT. Aonse of which he now takes the1liberty of so carsgee;tronage of the Irish Public to this ...