... AN EXQ)UISITE ASSORTMENT OF P A P I E R M A C II E DEVOTIA01AL CHAIRS, SCREENTS, W 0 I K T A 13 T. F ., DRESSINNG CASES, WORK ]3OXES. J)Decs, iSc. LADtir~S 'N'I:iDL1:-wol'Olil, IMOUNT'EID IN '0LE SC~tREENS. FANS, SCEN'T AND TOllt'1 O'TT GOLD WATCH S] ANTD CHAII ' S. A ?? .':A1i ?? S Cre:ia o' S (em, ?? t3,rl fS kt,, s G e ri 1 , , 5 l e s~~ l) ,ll~ z 7 , S i 1)1 e 11 R l y.i 3t . PATEN'T ...

... H U N T I N G E Q U I P 3HI L S T. TRiE MlEAMBE1Rsi OFr THE DOWN IIUNFt CLU THE ARDS HUNT ULUB, THE KILLULTAGII HUNT CLUB, OLD ROCK AND CHICHESTER HUNT CLUB, THE MONEYGLASS HUNT, And the other Hunting Clubs, in the North of Ireland, are ?? informed, that we have received our Newv Assortment for this Season, of DOUBLE-MILLED, WATERPROOF, SCARLET CLOTH, DOWN HUNT DRAB CLOTH, WHITE ELASTIC ...

... IRISH CHURCH MISSIONS. rlHE PUB-; 4MEETINGS ON BEHALF OF L this Society will be held in THE MUSIC HALL, On WEDNESDAY next, the 6th ins t at which a Deputation, consisting- of the Rev. ALEX.~X- DEr DAL.TLAs, and other Geintleimnen, will attend. The I,ORD BISHOP Will preside. 2IG1i ZcalrzQ bp glirtioln. SALE TO-MORROW. Auction of Fashionable Rosewood DB~2rtgr Room Furniture, PIANO-FORTE, ...

... GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. IBEG TO INVITE ATTENTION TO my present Stock, having introduced somne very choice French and other materials Of the finest description manufactured. The most careful attention is bestowed I order to have all Garmients made in the Best Style, which, combined with unusual moderate charges, has given. muccl satisa tion. THOMAS H. HALL, CLOTHIER, 10, Castle Place, (OPPOSITE THE~ ...

... AVE OFFER FOR SALE, D pRIME G UE, AT A LOW StICE, for good payments. S. & W. JOHNSTON Tanners, Curriers, Glue Manufacturers, and Wool Merchants, 87, Mill Street, Belfast. 1~745 ...

... j ~WIl N TER.A- j- T| M ALBION CLOTH CYOWPA XASP 3E CTFULLY INVIPW ?? to a VRaY SECTEc Stock pj NEW and FASHIONABLE GOODS, adaptedfor the above Season. 22, High Street, Belfast, 25th Out., 1852. 2394 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. I HAVE RECEIVE]) FROM 'rHE NjtUONA MdWI E R C A N T I L E INSUJRANCE EJPAN , through their Agents, Messrs. JOHN RI' IE & SON, a prompt and satisfhctory settlement of Aqy loss by ...

... AMERICAN APPLES. A FEW BARRELS OF' 4fN EWTtp IP- A~-PINS'! to be SOLD). Apply to WM.K. JOHN DOYLE, White Linen-Hall. Belfast, Nov. 17, 1852. 273 l S ALE T HI S D AY. In the Court for the Relief of Insolvent ebtors in Ireland.. LIFE POLICY. In the Matter of Arn 0 BE SOLD BY HENRY HASLE TTr 1 _ PU IBLIC AUCTION, an Insolvant. t a the MART of Air. WV51. DALE, No. 3:2, DON hGALL-STREET, in the ...

... loyyal Belfast BoUnII!cid nuld Iforticultural Society. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE Nfli next Exhibition of Flowers a Fruit in the Society's Garden, -will take place on ;YRIDiru, 3rd Sep- i ember next. Tickets of Admission may be obtali l ...

... NEW TIMBER, DEAL, SCANTLING, & SLATE YARD, 46, York Street, (COnNPRh OF GREAT EnOtRGH's STREET), FEO. H. CARSE BEGS RESPECTFULL | G to intimate to his friends and the ?? that he Ihlls commenced the 'limber, DCal, ScauthIni-, and Slate trade, in the above Premises. From his thorouiis knowledge of the business (having been inwards of i fourteen years in the employmentot Messrs. J. and 11. | ...

... 22, sigh Street, .Belfast, 26th April, 1852. HilIE ALBION CLOTH COMPANY 1have pleasusre i7i intimating to their M11l1- out Ccustomuers anld/ te Public, that they have this Season receivedfr om L ON- DON and the CONTILNENT a more splendid and varied assortment of NEW (iOODS, in every depacrtcnent of their business, than any hitherto offered-cm i-spection of which is most respectfully solicited. ...

... ISSUED THIS DAY, THE BELFAST AND PROVINCE OF ULSTER DIRECTORY FOR 1852, PUBLISHED at the NBES-LETTER OFFICE. PART I.-BELFAST, 1I NOW READY roe. DELIVERY. / TT CONTAINS UPWARDS OF FIVHUN- I DRED PAGES, including 9 1. Calendar for the Year. 2. Historical Sketch of the Town and Trade. 3. Belfast Street Directory. 4. Ballymacarrett Directory. 5. Alphabetical Directory. C. Professions and Trades ...

... JIAMES COC(IllAN'S WINE & SPIRIT, ALE \: PORTER STORES, No. I, CASTL\ P LACE, FIFTH 10D0!.e FROM THE DONEGALL ARMIS. THE CELEBRATED BITTER ALE. IN 1'RIME ORDE1R. 1140 JUST OPENED, FAMILY GROCERY, TEA, AND COFFEE N. ESTABLISHMENT, 2/No. 23, DONEGALL STREET, GEORGE STAVELY, Proprietor. 9th July, 1852. ?? ~ -1528 JUS'T RECEIVED), BEAU'TIFUL AS3SORTMENT OF L]Lhelth SAD SILVER FISH, From 9d. to 2s ...