... Ctl~v-l IT' ?? TJS ,AND KI]UlPOOT AGRI- (QUii'l'iIUH A, SOCllETrY. As ainnounced iii ilridav's I.Aen'ii-.LPtteir, the twelfth cat tie silow of this s cciit y was h eld in Cli'ri' h ferguis i enl '.lhnrsdaix lavst. It, e tilioi iejiil this Vea'oe i a niumber of' tli', classes, to geiivlcoilipetitieti'. theore withs a CeurSiileralIbi lionilhCer0' fi etlt froiii otiher iouali- ties. The day ...

... | MOTTO FOlS A STrEPFATIHERt- CCeSt IC Ple711;'J s I(17(i colute. IPoT--~ucF.-Th~e luck of finding a quart bottle that will hold a pint. Qu:ntv.-Will tihe board of directors of the amnal- gamated railways be stigniatised as a collision Govern- atlelit? FRINCsi USUEoS AT PAI:rT.-France has Iteen accus- ?? to set copies to Europe; but site witl hardly bo able to do so now-with no pen. but ouly ...

... I I- ?? klitc1ligilct, I-NDIA AND C1HINA. (By Rlecti ic Telegv'o)h folli Triestej.j Tjim steam-ship Adria arrived iroi Alexandria at Trieste, at two P.Ml., yesterday, after a passage of 140 j hours. She l-ft Alexandria oin the 18th ilistant, and brings the following news from India:- 'The ]3urrnese occupy the Aeng Pass witit a large fore'e. Pegn (tile province, we suppose), has been again ...

... MIISCHI]F IN AIITAI:'IOti. T'ilj il: i; a nefw Minld of i'letori'ial itilice of tlate i ?? A'Iue ?? g [hii-l ?? of' tile't itriamoill tinle Schoo1l. It is that IV li(:h is ulil:iit i'id I Ite louidest 5o0ul il n tile ?? t tFrIIv, bV tilhe mo dlie'iltfli mlenalls and the ni'to iil lpliin.4 , lentinciu tiOllS ii ta i en in ?? lite rl sense: lbtit vI^ iel aIw'.-Cll' illng tn the modlelrn (051 id ...

... A NEW BILL FOR THE1 DISENCUMIBRANCE I I OF IRISII ESTATES. MtR. WHITI]SIDEl, on Wednesday last, obtained leave to introduce a most important bill, the object of which is to aihrd firesh facilities for thc sale and transfer of encumbered property in this country-in his own words, to extend the machinery of the Irish Court of Chalncery, in ?? to tacilitate the proceedings of the Encuminhred ...

... Tilts meeting, Came off onl Mouclay last, the 26th inst., over a very nicely laid-off course inl the vicinity of Comber, part of th~e course having, been used lin foriner thimes for similar purposes. The weather up to three o'clock in the afternoon, was extremely faivourableI far the enjoyieent of the sport; anti, as the day wais ob- served as a holiday lin Belfast and the counmtry ilis-- ...

... Moa AaY, thle seat of the -Marquis of Droghea has presented a continiued scene or festivities during, the past week, and the picturesque town of Monatstete- ven exhibited a bustling and throniged appearance. Among the many beneficial results of a resident land- lord, be hie nobleman or commoner, we may place inl the foreground those kind attentions and contributions towvards thle wants of ...

... 41 ?? ft _ ._ .. _ I. .. . I 'I . - . - B E J. F A S T M O:NDI)AY. O'CTOBER 24, 185 . THE E'UItOPEAN QUESTION.-110W TIHE AB3ERDE ENI'ITES WOULD SETTLE IT. WVa have already endeavoured to translate the mvs- terioas hints and artfully-dcviseJ suggestions of the Aherdeen organ, relative to the ?? of the 1: European questioni, ascontrasted witlh the ''1'nrliishI question, into the ?? ...

... - (YPoic SiXl Yetcs ill Indica, bcy 31rs. Coltin Jlac-. kcaex:ie.) TIE following passage relates to the battles of Aliwal and Sobraon, in the campaign of 1846; and if it be not true, it is proper that Mrs. Mackenzie should be told so-and at once:- On Saturday, 20th of March, 1847. my husband rode out with two other officers to see the field oft Aliwal, which is about fourteen miles distant. ...

... 'I'lH E ARMY. Tnit: TROOI'S IN TIIL Wr-s INDIES.-By the lasb advices the health of the troops in general was good. By the death of Major-General James Camupbell, a good service pension of £200 lapses to the eommantli'r- in-chief for disposal to somie living meritorious officer. Te general conmnaiding in chief has issued an or- dfer, that the labit of allow in- men to appear, throtui- out th! ...

... A MIDDY'S DISASTEUS AT HIOME. BENt BACSTrAY was the son of a widow lady of our ac- quaintance-a midshipman in the East India Company 's service-a fine, dashing, rattling young fellow of eigh- teen, who, during the time that his ship was in port, came down to spend a glorious holiday in his native village, to delight the heart of his good mother, to astonish all the old ladies, with a relation ...

... HOUSE OF I.ORDS-MOXxD.', IM.y 2. TRANSPO ItTATtON. Earl GREY gave notice that, on Friday next, he would move that an address be presented to her Ua- jesty, praying that no alteration be maie in the regn- lations for the transportation oF convicts before a full account of any contemplated changes be laid before Parliament. INDItA. Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented a petition from Sheffield on the ...