... . DRWiNd AND LAWGUAGES. R - JAZD0WSi'19 CLASSES fur DRAWING, and 3 rRENGIA ITAIAN, and GERMAN LANGUAGES, will 5RFE.OPC2 on MONDAY the 5th of August. xo give O k alert adtuned Pupils Opportunity of Sketching from S gI h freps short Ex curions with them for that purpose, aNftrte-45 and TtrOts wsha 9 o&clck, A.SI., before the proper 1 p~tlis over. e LIKEY-SCSEC in variotts styles taken. CAXID. ...

... BELFAST PETTY SESSIONS COU Tue office was greatly crowded, yesterday ; and | ber of persons, principally factory operatives, w ed aboutathe Police buildings, during Court Verner, Mr. Macnamara, and Mr. Johnston, toc on the Bench, at a quarter past twelve o'clock. THE “ STRIKE” AMONGST THE BELFAST FACTORY | ‘The first case called on was that in which Eliza Nancy Evans, and Susan M‘Veigh, were ...

... Mr. Kcvs, M.P., and Colonel Veracr, M.l*., took their departure hence, yesterday, the Prituxss Alice, en route to Loudon, att*.nd their Parliamentary duties. .Mr. Dunbar, our late Mayor, was also among the passengers, the last trip of this splendiu vessel. We observe, advertisements winch have recently appeared in our paper, that the shopkeepers llelfasl iiave agreed shut their shops an early ...

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... thin:.' marriage should take l.lacc, in n,c the master .vnld separate them, and send one ol tin away 1,5P0 miles from the other. Think the of such a State of society in land professing he t,nnstianiaed—in a land of B.hie., Churches. where one-aiith of the population were unehruUuueO.- That tact was not mere tochteot in the system, but mgretUent iu it. Let them abolUh it, slarcry wouU not «i« ...

... could be. (Loud cheers.) treated that it ..old the forerunner of many such meetings ; and, that. Living aside all recriminations, and rendering justice to all men? motives, the Reformers of Belfast would put shoul, shoulder, and labour unitedly and strenuously for the .iteration f t h .i r country and the establishment of its Mr. Tennent sat down, amid loud and conthiued applause.) (The ...

... Sir J. GRAHAM—Before 1 move the order of the day for the House going into Committee upon the Factories Bill, am desirous bringing under the notice of the House* petition, to which beg its attention. (Hear, hear.) This petition signed by ttxty-two firms in Manchester, employing upwards of .'K),UOO labourers, rated for poor rates to the amount of 44,«KK>/., and embracing, believe, 9-10 th* of ...

... SALE TO-MORROW. A A I A . / DUFFIN & CO., TO CLOSE CONSIGN- V MENTS, will SELL 1 O N, at their STORKS. W AKING-STREET, FRIDAY, the 17ih iniL, TWELVE o’clock, Tons S.P.T.R. \ F.S.P.T.R. - RIGA FLAX\ 1 15 flax-, Mill-Scutched Bale* Fine Flemish 67 Courtrai Dutch CEO. C. Belfast, 16th May, 1844. NDMAN, Auctioneer. 1179 ...

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... •*Ai« laßAßiTATrorNoaTnQri;e,.s-«TRKKT». oald require to anthen- IHIU' nt. ** \k. M is infornn-d, that the word obnuxloua msy be used to cither PRICE IRISH STOCKS, Kndxnj Thursday, April 4, 1844. Mood. ues. Wwi. , hors. Friday. N»t. 3 per Cent. Coos Wi *iHf IW* Do. —. ioi ion Man - I(H» i»u >|tl - - Ditto Money .. . . “’ll per Cent Debts Wfl ■•4 _ _ _ FUnk Stock - - l»4f - - - Rnval Canal ...

... MARRIED. the 7th Instunt, Mr. John M l i ar, o: Dumtalk. Mis-* Jane I Cooper, l'.allvU i.l> John CUntxm, Rioherri. Jan Dumtanc. Hie loth instant. In the I’; P. Dflton, Ractor, biw t.. M only ilaughter of \nfln r )f Ik-1 fast, Miss Rogers, of II Moore, Arehlhslrl IU ■|ki. cMest daughter of Mr. William the Instant, the Rev P, K ham J. II Moody, of ighter Vlr Sim ml Shannon, am DavidaoTi, ...

... Mi'sical Attraction Extraordinary. —Miss Dolby, from tho Loudon Concerts, soprano of the very first class, and Miss Lucoml>e, contralto of equal character, are both engaged, together with Messrs. Barton and Pigott, for another Concert the Music-hall. Such attraction seldom occurs a provincial town; and arc sure the exertions of the Committee, and the rarity of the performance, will meet with ...