... ULSTIEIR1 SOCIELY FORl PRONOTING Tille EDUCATION OFs Til, DEAF ANI) I)U.MB AND THE BLIND. NINTII DE1PUTATION, 1845. 7'dD MEETING.-ThO Rev. John Weir endi] Ir Rllihind held a meeting hi Carrickfergus on 9'ih October, at 1 i o'clock, in ite Court-house; the Very Rev. Dvan Chaiote presiled. There wero also ?? Rev. J. A. Kerr and the Rev. E. J. I-Iartrick (Carates of the Pa- rish,) the Rev. JameTs ...

... In a recent publication of the Dublin Evening Packet appeared a letter, purporting to be from the pen of Mr. Daniel O'Connell, in which the Agitator is made to re. nounce, with heroic disitmarestedness, the tribute which is to be collected in all the Roman Catholic Chapels on Sunday next. The letter in question is of course a hoax, and, every thing considered, an innocent one. It will, ...

... rgortinature. GARDEINING OPERATIONS FOOR TIHE PRESENT WEEK. ELO'ER-GAIARDEN AND Sl]UBIInllRIES. ROesB and half-hardy climbers against walls should nowl be pruned and nnilcd previous to covcring up; but while thc weather continues mild, the longer they are exposod the better. Ilerba- ccous plants should be rarefally looked over before cutting off their tops, in order to ascertain whothier they ...

... THE MO)NT FUll Moonl, Fri lay, 14th Nv, :11 mill. past 12, morn. Last QUaIrter, Saitlrdny, 22d Nov., 2 min. p:mst 4 morn. BEi.FASr, lFIfIIDAY, 14TIh NO' EMBER, 1845. l'rioted :aid Published, for the ?? of the late ALIEX tXNE)IR MACKAY, by JAMES ALEXANI)DIE HEN)E IISON, every Tuesday aird F'videsy morning, at the General Pmiintimig Eetablislulemrt, No. 10, Bridgc-st., Belfist, where, and to ...

... elte grmsi. First Royal Dragoons-Dundalk.-H-lalf a troop is ordered to march from Belturbet for Enniskillen, there to occupy the barracks while the cavalry stables are un- dergoing repairs. Six rank and file are under orders to march from Belturbet for Killishandra, there to remain during the repairs of the cavalry stables. Licutenant- Colonel Martin, lilI., is on leave of absence to 30th ...

... [ STATE OF THE COUNTRY-ASSASSINATION OF LANDLORDS. . , The particulars of the recent attempt upon the life of Folliatt Barton, Esq., of the County FRermanagh, are reported elsewhere from one of the Enniskillea journals. We grieve to state, upon the authority of a correspondent of our own, that Mlr. Barton is still lying in a very pre- carioup state, two slugs, which are supposed to be lodged ...

... gyricultural E*ntcllfoUlCC. POTATO CROP. Extract of a letter from a Linlithgow correspondent, (dated 6th Nov.), to the Editor of the Dublin Evening Post:- It is now nearly three weeks since we commenced to pit our potatoes; the weather was very wet, and the crop in bad condition. ?? It appeared to us that we would peril the whole crop, if we adopted the usual method of pitting. We, there- ...

... .-i -gorrign iii-artilYencr. SPAIN. Our ndvices from AIadrid extend to the 30th ultimo, but present lirtlo interest. According to the Globo, the mninisters have assured their friends that, before the meet- ing of the Cortes, the negotiations with Rome will bo brought to a successful conclusion, and both.the Queen will be acnowledged and the sales of Church property sanetioned. The banishmient ...

... EDUCATION IN IRELANDANMALGAMATION I OF SYSTEMS. It is our firm conviction that the grand evils which afflict this country will be more quickly and (4ffetually removed by the interfusion of the rival parties into which 'its inhabit ants are divided, than by the permanent triumph of one party over another. When. a union of men is brought about by the natural attraction with which goodness of any ...

... THE POTATO CROP-THE LATE TOWN MEETING. The following reply has been received by the Secretary of the late Town Meeting to Address the Government in relation to the opening of the Ports, in answer to.' his letter, and to the memorial of the inhabitants of Belfast: ' #I'Al ahall, Nevermber 7, 1845. SxA,-I am desired by Sir Robert Peel to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 4th instant, ...

... ,Stp New0. BELrAST, Nov. 10.-Wind, S.E.; weather, moderate-rainy. A R R IV E D. Nov. 6.-Henry and Jane. Brown, Alicante, barilla, &c.; Scotia, Davey, Liverpool. salt. 7.-Diana, Martin. Cardiff railway iron ; Sea.King ?? Gowan, Liverpool ; D. Kleinkin- deren, Khlaus, Dordt, flaxsced; Horatio, Hamill, Liverpool, salt ; Elizabeth, 3-Ferran, Bangor, slates; 4 colliers. 8.- PrincessAlice(st.), ...

... ,foreign Entelligence. AIEMLIC A. By the paciket ship Oxford, Captain Rathbons, la' ely arrived from New Yorlt, whenco sho sailed on the l0th ult. we h ave received papers firom that eity One day later 11301 those rveeived by the last arrival. Nothing of special illomsiot hadl transpired in the brief interv cal betveen ?? delparture of the laqt arrival anl tlo- present. The latent report of ...