... TirE Annual Mrecting of this Rav. body took place on Tnesday last, at twelve o'clock, in the Rev. Mr. KIao's Church, Linen-hall-street. The out-going Moderator, Dr. CnOKr, conduicted the pre- liniinary religious services, and preached a very eloquent and impressive sermon frmn the ?? John, v., 4:-11 This is the victor' that overconeth the world, even our faith. From these words the Rev. ...

... TIHE LIVERPOOL DEPUTATION. Tuesday afternoon a deputation fron the banlkers, mer- ciants, shlipowners, and others interested iu the trade of Liverpool, waitcel upoll the Prime Alinisier at the ollicial rcsi- ?? of the First Lord of the Treasury, Dowuing-strect, for the ?? of presentiug the above nlemorial, signcdI by a large number of merchants ami shipowners connected with the port. Tlb ...

... Rgricutturr, LURGAN UNION FARMING0 SOCIETY. , Tvl.OiitSO;-siX(:T.~ci in coinexii n with this society tonl; place on Mondloay, the 22d instamit, in a field the propcrty of Mr. John Elliott, of Kiboiorc, on which occasion nearly fifty plongiis, in the diffcerent classecs, wree in comspetition. TIhe scecne of the conteit piresented a most animated spectacle, as there could not he less lit 2,000 ...

... TIHE CORTK ROMNAUNT. CONSISTORIOAL COUIIT.-CORIC, TUESDAY, OCT. 5. ?? A. Rohrn, pronsovelst; ElizabeSeth 1'Istoa, impugyllant. (13efore Archdeacon KYLIE.) Thle prelinsinary procecdings in this novelanil cxtraordinary CRsC-tie particulars of which, as published lately in tile Newrs-Lel/er, under the bcad Cork Ronmaunt, created no smaltl sensation-took place this day in form of citation, ...

... Rgrictilturr, &-c. LTLcui GUANO AS A ToP-DRESSiN-G 'oR TunXiPs.- ' W. 13. Charlemont, writes to us as follows- Be so hind as to state whether liquid guano would answer for top- dressing turnips, when pretty well grown ; and if so, of what strength the liquid should be made ?-[Our correspondent is informed that liquid guano makes a capital top-dressing for turnips. As to the strength, let ...

... gorcigil flittIliquicr. TEUNITEI)I STATES ANDMXC. LiVERPlOOi, StiNWAY.-The New Yorkc packet, JO/il Pt W'idly, Captain ILuce, cntcred our port this morning, bring- lag papers frruu New York to the 20th ultinio. The coinnerciad news Wikci out hy tilie Blritaunit, which wias to tilie 4 l1 of j ilt, haI otdpesing; act ion on) tiie prices of breadstottl's in all the cura aiid flour depftits of the ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL.-THE MAYOR ELECT. BY our report of the proceedings of thc Town Council, at their monthly mceting ou Wednesilay, it will be seen that George Sutfern, Esq., has been unanimously elected to fill the important office of i\ayor of this borough during the ensuing year. We need hardly say that we congratulate the Council on their choice, and Mr. Suffern upon his election. Mr. Suf- ...

... spirit of thC vrm. ALTAR 1)ENUNCIATION-PROPOSED INVESTIGA- TION. (From the Dublin Evrening Mail) WM refer with the highest gratification to the observations miade by Lord Beaumsont, himself a Roman Catholic, respect. ing the denunciations from the altar of pcrsons subsequently muriered, which Lord Farnharn had charged ?? of the Rtoman Catholic priestilood with having made. 4s These charges, ...

... TAte BrtIdfat 0?duG'Irtter. 11 E IFA S'T' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1847. TInI foreign intelligence, COmpnlrisedi ill the usual coi iii, p)osscsges inoreflithain ortliiavy interest amliimi- piortance. Tlie afhlires of Spain are still more rapidhl approach- inl the crisis which seems inevitable. It is nowV cer- tailn that Narvaez hus signally failcd in being aile to coustitote a cabinct, wyith the ...

... fabal Ajmb {iliitaijl. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHIIANGIS. WAR OPFIC2, 3AN. 22. Ist Life Goords-Corporal Mojor WT Bielo to be Quarter nmster, vice tohoirt Falconer, retires upolnleilf fpvy. 4th iragoo Ctoarits- Lieit 1 1 Isruter to) hif Captain, vice Bowdoin, retires Cornet M11 Cl:iche to be Licutenatit, vice Forster 11 1 Richairson to be Cornot ite Clarike. 3; Foot-Lieut G Warburton, from 60th, to be ...

... affriculturt, kc. CARRICKFERGUS AND KILROOT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. AswP biefly annotinced in Oltn last, this socicty held its veariy plouighling-inatch on Thiursoday, the 2Sth January. The ilticifser of pluoghs cntered for coilpetitionil was twelity-seven, sail at tice appointed hour they all started in excellent style; illt heavy land p)ioug1is in a field ofrered for the purpose by Jiales ...

... Tnr, Town Council held their usual monthly meeting on 'Mondav the 2(d inst., at twelve o'clock, in the Town-hiall. Thle -MAYOR ocettpied the chair. The TOWN CLERK, having rcad the minutes of last meeting, proceeded to read the followving RrPOiRT OF vise COMMIITTEE oN FOLeCE AFFAIRS. Thol Committee have directed, that, in order to improve tile Conduct of tile police force of tile horonnh'I, ...