... TO TIEE DITOR OF TIE BDLFAST SW-LZETTER. Si nl-I sill eei obliged by yourinsertion of the subjoined circular, and the attention of your readers in town and to the advcrtlsentent ...

... THtE cholera in Jamaica has b(sen the most frightful scourge that has afflicted for many years any country in the western world. The tropical climate of Jamaica-the filthy and in- dolent habits, and t ...

... THE NEW CUSTOXAROUSE. O THE EDITOR OF Tag BnLAST NVs-LEUSUL Scat-However unwillingly, I am compelled, in justice to myself, to state a few facts, in reply to a communi- cation from the Mayor, publishe ...

... OPENING OF THE R YSTAL PALACED SYDENNAM5 LONDON. (roaM Oir, 'CORRESPONDENT.) Tsrsgeat event took place to-day. The weather was imposing- The G-lassPalaceeis awonderful creation of man's genius, far -s ...

... BELFAST AND THE TOWNS' IMPROVE. MENT BILL. Monia than one of our local cotemporaries have, we observe, in their publications of Saturday, referred to the few remarks made by us in our last, on this su ...

... luau L.vruauA ?? 27, 1881, TO IMONDAK IA.?UATIIV 8, 1862. INSTEAD of a new circular, it has been thought good this year to reprint 3Mr. I'bCheyne's address to his peo ...

... SAVONARLA'S SECOND ORATION.-TIIE PAPAL SCEPTRE. O0 Sunday, before a crowded and enthusiastic auditory, I at the Princess's Concert Hfall, Father Gavazzi, the I eloquent Barnabite friar,.resumed his ...

... THE SUCCESSOR OF THE CZAR. ((RoM THE TrMEm.) THtE first question wvhich every one ?? dsked is, xvhethei tdise succession to the throne of Rassin is olesr and undisputed?-whether one of thos ...

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... Wc are getting along at such a rapid rate in scientific and manufacturing progress, that it is no wonder people should suggest an acceleration in our political movements. Be ...

... TELEGRA PHII COMPANIES. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY OF IRE- LAND. Wit are happy to inform the public that the operations of this company are progressing to a favourable con- e clusion, and that an acci ...

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