... 7gittAdltur , &t. TVIODI: OF Giinwi-rS SUGAR BRRT.-The preparation of the land, and, in fact, almost every detail connected with it, is identical with the growth otniangel. I would, however, suggest, with a view of meeting the require- ments of' the manufacturers, some experiments on the growth of beet at much closer intervals than we have gener ally grown either mangels or turnips; for I ...

... Etc pre,55. THE RIBBON SYSTEM AXD THE IRISH BRIGADE. (From the Moi1ining Herald.). IT wquld appear that, whenever the Legislature of the empire is inclined to afford some. slight amount of protection 'to 'life or property in Ireland, 'dire and grievous offence is given to the gentlemen who mo- destly assume ti'themselveg the right to be considered the 'only' exponents of Irish' opinion. 'Any ...

... A DEOrONsTRATION of several of the Teetotal Societies of Belfast took place on Monday morning, it having been previously arranged that they should proceed by railway to Randalstowvn and Shane's Castle, on their annual excursion. At itine o'clock, the processionists mustered at the Linen Hall, where, as on former years, the idlers and curious public assembled in thousands to see them make their ...

... THE BELFAST LIBERALS AND THEIR I ALLEGED CANDIDATES. I REALLY, to say that we are amused with the lucubra- tions of our Liberal cotemporaries in reference to the proceedings of their party,would not half express the sensation we experience while perusing them. Thie effectsproducedby the inhalation of laughing gas, or the results of Dr. Darling's impressions upon the cachinna- tory nerves,would ...

... DEBATE ON REGIUM'DONUM. The aouse th en went into committee of suujply. On the vote of £P38,560 for Non-conforming, Seced- ing, and Protestant ministers, Mr. ANSTEY said he now wished to call the atten- tion of the committee to the notorious vote called the Regirrwr Do inmn, upon the subject Of which lie comn- plained that no inforination had been given. [Je be- lieved that the great bulk of ...

... AIR. DISRAELI AND HI1S CONSTITUENTS. TiE Chancellor of the Exchequer has issued the following address to the electors of the county of Buckingham GENTLr-MrEN-I take the opportunity of returning to the county to inform you that, on the dissolution of Parliament, which may be shortly expected, I shall again solicit the distinguished office of being your member, an honpur which you have twice ...

... IT is quite evident that the game is up with the Belfast Liberals. Neither are they united among themselves, nor are their movements characterised by that energy of which their organs still ridiculously boast, though their own columns testify to the total want of success which has attended their efforts in general, and espe- cially their attempt to foist Lord Castlereagh-that consistent ...

... ELECTION hIOVEMENTS. COuNTr Dow-N ELECTION._GoOD FEELINGS BETWErlN LANDLORD AND TNANn.T The tenantriy on MIr. Ker's Ballynahinels estate, have one and all signified their- intention of proceeding to the poll in a body on horse- back, the better to manifest the good feelisig which so happily subsists between them and their landlord.- Recorden. REPREsENTATION or DoWN.-Thse past week has told ...

... 3l11tjI3CVat 'jaflamnuit. HOUSE O1F LORDS.-MONDAY, JUNK 7. THED MILITIA BlLn. The Earl of DERBY said, ii thue event of this bill I being brought up from the other IHouse of Parliament t6-uight or to-morrow, lie would propose thit the se- cond reading of the measure be taken on Tuesday week. The MIarquis of LANSDOWNE, at the request of Lord DEnnY, postponed the discussion, which was to have ...

... QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BELFAST.-GENERAL EXAMINATION.-JUNE, 1852. FACULTY OF ARTS. TanRD YEAR STUIDENTS.-First Class-Lupton, Wm. Noble, John James; Dunlop, Robert; Wilson, James; Jackson, Moffatt; Ross, David. Second Class-M'Mia- hon, George Y.; Jennings, John; Craig, John. Third Class-Ingram, Thomas D.; Crozier, John A.; Elan- cock, Charles B.; Camac, John; Henry, Thomas. General prizes were awarded ...

... RiernarSrNTAIlON or ?? work goes onl well ill the ancient city of St. Patrick. Mr. Ross Moore is winning way in every quarter. We are greatly pleased to understand that the Presbyterian electors have, nearly to a man, declared on h;is side. As Conservatives, the Protestants of Armagh will unitedly stand, shoulder to shoulder, in the support of' a Conservative. The Earl of i)erby will Wvil, ...

... So, there is, after all, a requisition got up by the Mo- naghan Leaguers inviting Doctor Gray, of the Popish Freemncc's Journal, to contest that county with the Conservative candidates; and there is a further requi- sition, convening a League meeting at Castleblayney, for Wednesday, the 16th instant, to take effective measures to secure the triumph of Tenant-right in the return of Dr. John ...