... Tllis Board of Guar(lians of this union met on Satur- day sen., W. 13. FOaRD1, Esq., in the chair. TENDI39S FOIL )EIiCINX.--' DOCTORS WILL DIFFEII. The sulbjeet of the medicine tender, which had been accepted last Saturday, was brougrht before the board by Mr. Heron. A letter from Dr. Marshall, Belfast, relative to the same matter, was also read. It was stated in our last report that there ...

... (From Pulnch.) Interior of N fir st-class carriage, with the traiin in motion. By one of those strokes of qood forttune ?? pleasure exclursioijists, ,illi. and .s. Bake1' and an Ir ritable Elderlly Gentleman finl themselves occupants of the same carriare. Ur. Ba7ker (aside to Mrs. Baker, confilentially)- You see, my dear, the sort of thing you wvill always be exposed to, if you travel with ...

... ?? Wreak REVIEW OF TI-1E SESSION UNDER TIll, DERBY GOVERNMAIENT. (From the Aeurnijql Iierald.) Timt first act of the MAinisterial dramna may be said to :have closed. Last light (Tuesday) the curtain fell. In plain English, the Easter holidays begin to-day. The first Parliamentary trial of the new Ministers is at an end, and the adjournment of both Houses, for a fortnight's recess, snakes a ...

... FROM4 OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. TUESDAY EVENING.-The Queen was most admirably received to-day, ?? the crowd immense. The Royal Speech has not given great satisfaction. So far as our relations with foreign powers are concerned, the recommendation, to be prepared for anything that may be likely to disturb their present friendly aspect, is accepted as a confirmation of public opinion for some ...

... PiRTY PROSPECTS.-THE BUDGET. Ir any apprehension as to the safety of the Govern- ment, in the issue of the Chancellor of the Elxchequer's financial scheme, had for a moment rested on our minds, that feeling is completely dissipated by a perusal of the metropolitan leaders of Monday. We own we are of opinion that the Government was unnecessarily frank and daring when it announced, through Mr ...

... DESECRATION OF THE SABBATH.-THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Om Monday evening, a large and. influential meeting was held in the Presbyterian Church, Rosemary Street, for the purpose of petitioning the Legislature against the contemplated opening of the new Crystal Palace on the Lord's Day. The audience was composed of per- sons from all the denominations of evangelical Chris- tians in town, and the ...

... A BELFAST gentleman having asked Prince C. L. Bo- naparte, when attending the Association in this town, for his autograph, the Prinee courteously presented to him the followilng the original French being a Iran- script ofa letter in which he had just acknowledged his appointment as a member of the General Council of Co~rsica. Thle letter will be read with interest:- M Belfast, 4th Sept., 1852. ...

... Time personnel of the new Ministry is still a matter of speculation, notwithstanding all the lists which have been published, and though Parliament has twice met since the adjournment moved by the Earl of Derby on his first allocution in the House of Lords, after the defeat on the Budget. The latest intima- tions we have on the subject are altogether non-offi- cial, for as yet Lord Aberdeen ...

... BRITISH ASSOCIAT'I'TON FOR TIlE ADVANCE MENT OF SCIENCE. PUBLIC MEETING IN THE CORN EXCIIANGE. YESTMRDY, - at one o'cloclk, a very large and most in- fluential meeting of the principal inhabitanlts of Belfast and its vicinity, was held in the Corn Exchange Hall, Victoria Street, for the purpose of hearing the report of the Local Committee appointed to take preliminary neasures for the ...

... FA IRS. KT.ADY FAiT.-The fair on Friday was an average. Prices were high. Milch cows were in great demand, at remunerative prices. Sheep in prime condition sold athigh figures. In the pir market business was brisk, and prices high. The horses, with very few excep- tions, were of the jaded Rosinante stamp. RATJIFRILANO FAIR.-There was was a very full at- tendance at this fair, on Wednesday last ...

... I{ICKFORD CONSERVATIVE CLUB. CASTLE HEODINIOIAM, OCT. 13.-Yestet'day the air- nual meeting and dinner of the members of this Con- eervative Club took place at the hotel in this village. The leading members mustered in considerable strength, and great anxiety was evinced with respect to t.e forthcomin- Ministerial policy. At the dinner Mr. W. SAVILrLE Our.r presided, and was supported by the ...

... THE MINISTRY AND THlFE IRISH PRIEST- |I- - -HOOD. IT seems tolerably clear that some measure is in con- temnplation by the members of the present Adminis- tration for the repression of Popish ecclesiastical pie- sumption in Ireland. As yet, we have the rumour only dfrmn the Popish side; and if it be worth any- thing else, its very existence shows that the priests are in dread of such a measure ...