... Ma. LAWnENCE and his family arrived in Cork on Wednesday, and, in the evening, his Excellency, Mrs. and Miss Lawrence, Mr. Perry, his Excellency's se- cretary, and Mr. Bassitte, were entertained by the Directors of the Great Southern and Western Rail- way. Eleven o'clock on Thursday morning being settled by his Excellency for receiving the address of the citi- zens, at that hour a large number ...

... ANNUAL MEETING. TuE entire proceedings of Synod on Wednesday were of a private nature, consequently we have no report of them. We understand that the subject which en- gaged the attention of the Synod was an appeal by Mr. Martin, a licentiate of the Church, against a decision of Down Presbytery. The issue was, that the matter be left to the investigation and decision of a com- mission. The ...

... AJrmaghsg, Tuesday, July 22. Ticn following gentlemen were swvorn upon thle Grand Jury this morning, at ten o'clock, before the High Sheriff, Gco. IloaiNso, ESQ., D.L., the Panel being called by L. Donimii, ESq., Clerk of the Crown:- 1. Coaoxar. CLos.,,Druinbanaglier Castle, Foreman. 2. Colonel Blacker, Carrick. 3, Edwvard Bacon, Esq, Riclhill. 4. James I. Stronge, sq., Tyn'an Abbey. 5. Marcus ...

... THE GRAND JURPY CESS.-CONFERENCE BETWEEN' TIE MIAYOi- AND THE WARD DE PUT[EbS. AT one o'clockl yesterday, the gentlemen who were appointed, at thle recent meetings of the five wards in this borough, to confer with the M1ayor on the propriety of convening a town neetinig to takle measures for a more equal applotment of the county cess, and for securing a proper representation of Belfast and the ...

... Tim following are additional particulars to those which appeared in our last, relative to the celebration of the Protestant anniversary in the North on Satur- day last:- (From our Coorrespondent.) BAnBRIDnE.-The Twelfth passed over here without -any party display. There was not even a culour i hoisted; and if it had not been for the influx of mili- tary and police, it would have been as quiet ...

... ANNUAL MEETI NGOF TTHE REMONSTRANT SYNOD OF ULSTER. TIis body commenced its annual sittings for the pro- sent year at twelve o'clock yesterday, in the Rev. D. 'N1aginnis's Meeting-house, York-street. The Synod having been constituted by praise and prayer, the outgoingr Moderator, the Rev. IV. Orr Ma- gowan, preached an eloquent and impressive sermon, which was again followed by singing and ...

... ON Friday sen., the Council of this Society met at the Laboratory, Arthur street-the Very Rev. the Dean of Ross, President; John Andrews, J.P., F. Filgate, J.P., H. F. Higginson, J.P., Jonathan Richardson, Glennore, Lisburn Farming Society; Rev. F. Blakely, Manager; R; Niven, Chrome Hill; James Wilson, Car- rickfcrgus Farming Society; R. Neill, Dumlurry; Pro- fessor I-lodges, P. M'Henry, W. B. ...

... Vortdicitturc, &c. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THIS WEEK, IN writing for the Netvs-Letter, I do not pretend to give advice to educated gardeners, but I hope to be of some service to the less pretending gardeners and ama- tours. With this view, I beg to draw their attention to the following Calendar of Operations, from the Gar- delners' Chronicle, &c., which I have carefully revised, and only ...

... MASTER BROOKE'S OFFICE.-MAONDAY. DiIl v. Brecre. Mu, MILLAR appeared before the Master, of Counsel for the trustees of the will of tile late Mrl s. Mcagee, and Mr. Bloyd for Mr. 31acrory, the solicitor on bbelalf of' the General Assembly of ?? body in Ire- land, to perfect the schemie for a new Collegi e, which, after many days' discuision, had been prepared and agreed to by thoe partics at ...

... Kim1perial Rarmanment. HOUSE OF LORDS.-M0oxD.tY, JULY 28. The Earl of ENNISKILLUN (in the absence, from ill- ness, of the Earl of .Rodei) p1resentcd a largo number of petitions from the county of Don.i, and from Lon- donderry, Roscommon, Kilkienny, and other parts of Ireland, all in favour of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill. pULaIC wVoyitS (ImrANSD) ILaL On the motion of Earl GRANVILLE, this ...

... foreign 1intelltgencr; ' 'i'Nl'l'-AMERICA, : THLEE DAY IL AT E-R N WI. LIvEtrooL, TUESDAY EVENING. Bv the United States mail steamship Baltic, which; atrived'off the ifar shortl' after four o'clock, we have Lrecdived'advi6es foin 'Ney 'Y6Frk' to'tthe:lhth instant. 'Sh bhribgs 700,060 dollars; in specie' 'dir frei'ht' The United States mail steam-ship Pqcjfc, Captain Nyc, ,from Liverpool, was ...

... I IELELAND at this moment presents to the view of the political speculator an enigma which it is impossible to solve by any ordinary process of ratiocination. As the Irish character is one of contrasts and extremes, so is the condition of the country; and this is becom- ing so manifest of late that we do not wonder if legislation be at fault, and if the proper remedy for admitted evils be ...