... NOT IC E. T BEG TO INTIMATE THAT I AM inow carrying on tle ME R C HA N T TAILORING BUSINESS, in all its Depart- ments, in the central situation, 10, CASTLE PLACE (Opposite the Donegall Arims Hotel). Being in a position whic ,ables me to procure both British and tren Goods in the very best markets, and bring reful in selecting my Stock, 1 can no d will con- tinue to offer a choice variety of ...

... -I- salmi iip 2-, tl u ltio. SALE TO-IMORROW. SALE OF FURNITURE. To be SOLD by AUTCTFOY, on PUESDAY ne.,,t 4th Mlfay, at the HO[URE, rNo. 6, BRUNSIVjCrc STREET (off Howard St) eet). RSle to commenece at ELEYENV o'clock. TIiE ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, T consisting of' Mahogany Tables; Mahogan .y Cabinet; Drawing Room and Parlour Ch a Chair, in haircloth; elegant Work T' le ,osewood and Gilt ...

... COUNTY ANTRIM ELECTION. -IlE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTTY OF ANiVTRJI] arie 'equestcd te, isnsleis dis- eikqaged, as Two CoNs1,lz;ATe-8 6'avdC es will inZ- nzediately conseforvard to solicit the ho joenr of their support at tile elnsuing Election. A4ntr ?? 3S,15i) 1070 Bridge Street R Restaurant. DAVID WALK f ft IT ISIHES TO INI ORMII HI S I E N D S j 't and the Public, that he will haeL. I a N onn ...

... T. HARDY & SON'S MILLINERI Y 1Y RO OM S IIT.L. PiSPlAY THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), THE 5TI1 INST., A LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSO I OF MON2;E'S, DI 0CT M2OMz 1 . & 10DN, leghorn, Tuscan, Chip, Rice, a ?? and Crystal Edge. Normas in every Shade. MAWIDE-1IP MILLINEiRY IN ENDILESS VARIETY. A X E X T E N S I S I 5 E T, T. C T I O N OF MANTLES, ALL NEW SHAPES, AND Duplicates of thae ?? ajd Donncts a3 WoIr1 at ...

... TO ou'' ?? -1~i2i WF. beg to intimate to ?? Siliscrib~rs in tie ?? towns and their vicinities, tiatpn Monday, the 3rd instant, Mr. 1MACT.oslcE lefgt tlis office, for the purpose of receiving theirannual subscriptions; anu.d, also, the amount of any other accounts due to this establishment. Parties who have occasion to be from home, during the ensuing month, are respectfally requested to leave ...

... GENtERAL ELECTION, TO TIHE ELECTORS OF THEr BOROUGH OF BELFAST. flENTLEMEN-AS THE D1SSOLUTION OF A Parliamentis not fardistant, I begleavetopresent ityself again as a canitidatte for you;' sutlrages; and, though my political opinions are already troll known, not merely by my former addresses, but bv my recorded votes, I still deem it due to you to repeat the principles upon which I have acted, ...

... TO REED-MAKERS. T TIE STBSCEIBER HA.S JUST TO HhND X a quantity of AMlERICA E REEDS, o the very prirnest quality, wvhiel e vfera for Sale on Moderate Tcrms.. Tli SHUNIE. 4 and S, Gloucester Street, Belfas 6th May, 1852. 1080 LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY. ERMIOINS ON BEH-IALF OF THE ABOVE J Institution will be delivered on SAI3BBATH-I, 9th May, by the Deputation of the Parent Society. The Rev. ...

... COUNTY ANTRIM ELECTION. TII~'ELECTORS OF TJIE COU1YlA O:F ANTRLII al-c s'erquested toh old theriW ci- engaged, as Two CONSBItVATIVE Cauldidtdctes Wi iiil- nediately cotiefosward to solicit tihe htonouer ?? their snpport at the enstizing Election. I Antris-n, 3lasy 3, 1862. 1070 ~I~k>~J~ILITARY, NAVY . N I L I T I A, AND DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS' . ?? FULL-DRESS COURT SUITS; G AOBES, GONVNS, AND ...

... T. HARDY & SON'S MILLINERY ROOM1 S ARE NOW DISPLAYING A LARGE AND Splendid Assortment of B3ONNETS, DIRECT }1L0O PAtIt 3L00? L:eghoni, Tuscan, Chip, Rice, a1d /awcy and Ciystc3 Edge. Normnas in every Sha MIADE-UP MILLINERY IN ENDLESS VARIETY. AN EXTENSIVE SrLECTION OF MANTLES, ALL NEW SHAPES, AND Duplicates of the Mantles and Bonnets as Worn at Long Champ. 35 .AND 37, HIGEI STREET, 4th May, ...

... GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS OF TIHE COUNTY OF ANTRIM. G E N T L E M E N-F ROM FEELINGS OF delicacy towards one of your present represen- tatives, I have hitherto refrained from addressing you, to announce my intention of offering myself as a can- didate, in the event of Mr. Alexander retiring at the next general election; but another gentleman having addressed the electors, and claimed ...

... MILITARY, NAVY, 1PX I MILITIA, DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS' UNI FORMS; FULL-DRESS COURT SUITS; ROBES, GOWNS, AND HOODS, ?? THE PULPIT, TlHE BARl, AxO TIlE fiLjEOE; F urnished in the First Style of Efigf1, PRIICES UNUSUALLY MODER , ALL THiE NECESS111Y MATERIALS rEPT IS STIr, Suci As MILITARY AND COURT SAWORDS; EPAULETTES; GOLD AND SILVER LACE EMBROIDERED COURT VESTS; RICH CUT-STEEIL SHOE AND KNEE ...

... N0 TICE. E ( & P. M'GLADE BEG TO GIVE THE .~ most unaqualifiedl contradlictionl4o a report which _ has been originated and circulated by seine unprin- cipled parties, to the effect that the Spirits we have been in the lhabit of selling *vere not genuine, but wvero seade up and adulterated by ourselves. As a proof- that we do the most extenisive retail trade in Belfast, el and that the Spirits ...