... TilE LORD LIEUTErNANT S VISIT. Tnim usual examination of the teachers who had been trained in this establishment duringthe pastfive months took place on Tuesday, (and appeared to excite very considerable interest. At about two o'clock his Excellency the Lord Lieu- tenant arrived at the Office of Education, Marlborough Street, and proceeded to visit the MHodel Schools, ac- companied by his ...

... ITA LY. RomE, JUNi, 14.-With retard to the ease of Mr. Murray, I am happy in behilg able to state, from a most trustworthy source, that the Pope has at last consented to grant this unfortunate young manl a pardon. Mon- signor Amici leaves this evening for Ancona, and is the hearer of the reprieve. The orig-inal sentence of death is commuted into hard labouri for life at the gal- levs. I have, ...

... ½r have more than once already, since a contest was threatened in Newry, referred to the claims which Mr. E. G. Hliewell, the sitting member for that borough, has upon the support of the entire constituency, as one who is practically devoted to the local interests of the town, and to the great majority of them as a consistent Conservative politician. We hre now induced to re- vert to these ...

... I agricuIture, &c. GREEN MANURING. THE process of green manuring is based upon prin- ciples which are sufficiently intelligible. Plants derive their nourishment partly. from the soil, throlugh their roots, and partly from the atmosphere, by their leaves. From the soil they extract a portion of their organic, and the whole of their mineral constituents. If, as was at one tine believed, they ...

... Ctarvorrcone.e I REPRESENTATION OF LONDONDiftR'Y COUNTY. TO THE EfDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LET'ntI. Sin-Through the columns of your truly loyal and excellent Presbyterian paper, I beg leave to say 'afew words to my Presbyterian brethren with regard to the conduct of some of our ministers, in attemptingto in- fluence us at the approaching election for this the county of Londonderry. It is with ...

... AT the weekly meeting of Poor Law Guardians, held on Wednesday, J. WV. S. U'Cance, Esq., chairman, the followingmembers attended:-LlutchiiisonPosnett,J.P., Robt. 'Connell, Wm Canmpbell, John M. Haslett, Wmn. Watson, Robert Carlisle, Samuel Giffin, Jacob Bell, Henry Murney, William M'Gee, M.D., John Holdeln, Thomas Chermside, Thomas Verner, J.P., Thos. Greg, J.P., Thomas Bigger, James Sterling, ...

... LORD CASTI.MuAGn has proved the apple of discord among the rival exponents of Radicalisminourboroughl The strife presents a pretty tableau. We have Julio represented by the leading pro-popery organ in Calen- der Street, Minerva by the crass intellect of the League utensil, and Venus by the presiding genius of Wine- cellar Entry. Unfortunately, the simile must here end, for, though all the ...

... imperiat 1barviammit. HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUs.AY, JuNs 22. The Earl of 4G-LT.onWAy presented a petition from the ministelrs and elders of the Synod of Galloway and inhabitants of Wigtown against Maynoetli Lord COLa-v'tL presented a petition from Forfar against the college of Maynooth. DISCIILWfE OF TIHE AR1MY. The Duke of WELLINGTON ?? lords, In consequence of what passed in tile debate on the ...

... WE think our prediction. -that there will, after all, be no contest in this borough-is on the point of being veri- fled, for Mr. Tennent, the sole Liberal candidate, has virtually retired from the strugle. One reason for this assertion is, that he has ordered his address to the electors, which, for some time past, we have had the truly liheral order to insert once in each fortnight, to be ...

... IRELAND FOR THE IRISH-MAKING LIGHT OF HEAVY WET-WNALKING DOWN (NOT WINDING TJP) THE CLOCKI-MIR. MA- THER'S MATTER AGAIN-THE PROCLA- MATION-A VICEREGAL VISIT. If not jolin', Thady, when I tell you that we've no occasion to hunt our paupers, or beggin'-letther writh- ers, if we want to find people that have I seen betther days-for the weather,since Tuesday last, beats every- thing for ...

... WE are gratified to learn that the Conservative cause is daily strengthening itself in the county Down. From every quarter we learn that the canvass of the Conser- Yative candidates is proceeding most satisfactorily, and that the deperate exertions made by the Leaguers to stir up hatred against the landlords, to intimidate the reflective and intelligent portion of the electors, and to ...

... Jorcip Hiltellignice. INDIA. WE (Timerad) have received our usual telegraphic despatch from Trieste, dated the 22nd inst. Our dates from Bombay are to the 22nd of May. Thlere is rno recent intelligence from Rlangoon. Out forces will remain there until the termination of thc rainy season, and should the war continue, additional troops will be sent from Bombay, Bengal, and Madras. At Bombay two ...