... SECON-hD EDITION. NEIV&S-LL'ET'TE 0F'FICE, ll'ednesdliay Morning, 1''e o'olock. HOUSE OF CO'M.MONS. -1ONDAY, Fan3. 21. (I11 Contiierationjrion our 7it'sl Edition.) :Mr. BRIGliT, in reference to the remarl;s of Lordl Palilnrstoln onl a ?? evellilln as tD the gravity of tile offence in qlocution (the Circulation of placarlsl di- s:adintg yotu-i g m i fron enterni il he oil:tia), ehrllae- ...

... TuF i ustial weekly mneeting Of the Guar1diulns of the Belfast Unioln wvas held on Wedniesday at tile XYork- house-lR. 13. 13. 1iouston, Esq., in the chair. MO I' ICAL OFFICE 11S. After some of th e ordi uary routine business of the board had been gone tlnough, it was intimated to thie chlialrlan that al deputation wItS ill waiting, and die- :;ired to be adi UittetL. Thio Chaitrmiania ex ...

... THlE BIVATBNR, TI-IE NATIONAL BOARD, I AND TI-I E IRISh P.?,SB Y Z'A ?lAM Tile Leagtie oteitsil Iias just contrived a do uble debt to pay, in at style quite characteristic of' its pri'tciples ai(d piactices. 'That admnirable littic periudical. the Irisa Pi'resbyterian, in its ntilth nuiber, hils givenl mortal offence to the AbeLideen Doctor auid tbe clerical agitators of the League, by ...

... TH'IIE QUEIEN'S UNIVERI-SI ' IN IX ItlAND. Oil'scoil. toI:., I tim.r.As'r. TIlli St collegialte Sessiott tertmi liiiel ott Fridayit, Ivitol tie fo l Ia ia' 1St olI' S Li 1 i I It s, IN110 j)O I I V 0ltO I Iel 1) Viee' S Ied exioaminatimis, wats dtleetted. The names rec aitraltgtaI ill orette of, titteiti - F'ACUL' TY) ItF A IllS. Third( veah' St Odci'mlt.-Firl't clits-Grool'ltlc, I eltt', ...

... 1 HALr-YEARLY MEETING OF TIhE i'ROPRIETOitS Ox Wednesday, the ordinary half-gearl5 meeting of the shareholders of this company was lield at the Board-Roonm of the Directors, at the terminus, Great Victoria Street. There wvas a very large attendilance of the more influential proprietors. The chair was taken by J,'rit:s GOIoDArn, Esq., Chairnnan of the Directors, The advertisement callingr the ...

... Tiut Lisburn independents are hard at work al- ready in a fresh, campaign against the corstitutilnal principles of' which their borough wvas, until recently, an all but impregnable fortress, and against the legi- timate influence of the owner of the soil, wh lichl is, in all similarly siturated constituencies, the surest pledge of internal prosperity and external respectability. They have, ...

... At FASHIONABLE, DINNElR FN THlE OLDEN 'J'I I. tot rnit-mer davs. Nv hen good ltouso-keeptlltg wxas in fasitioti ItrOII -4t the I.nIlisit IIobiitiy, ?? usei eithel to ?? in oI o n- (itittle- tteir ent nrtaitiiteuits, antd divert their gues -.s, n dith suich lprett v ?? as tle frollo~Niltg- . I t v 1\,1 I it C ?? ! ca le ?? Uf p)aIStIeII'd, %ith gltes, i-i dr Ittbid--es, battlements, and ...

... THE ROYAL FLAX sO'IFTY. IT must, we inmagine, be matter of peciulial' gratificatioM to all interested in the agricultural prosperity of Ire- land, to learn that this society, at tho close of the thirteenth year of its olerations, is incrLasint6 in s0c- cess, in repuitation, and in thu rapidity with wvhilch it is achieving every object for the attainment of which it was brought iuto existenhce. ...

... DINNER Al' B.NBUIDGE TO TILE MARQUIS OF DOWNSSHIRE. jFROM ouR ows IIEPOIITEr.] YaSTERDAY (Tuesday) evening, a superb entertainment was given by his Lordship's friends and tenantry to the Marquis of Downsirire, in the Town Hall, Banbridg& The spacious room in which the dinner was given was most elegantly decorated for tile occasion. Seven tables were arranged for tile accommodation of the ...

... Tire following is from tire pen of an emigrant to Aus- tralia, from this country, on whosestatemnents every re- liance may be placed. The letter is dated, eaELnouurix, JAN. 1st, 1SM3. . . . Our bed is in a tent in the yard, as from a night's experience in tire house, we found it impossible to sleep in it, frol tlre lreriuid vermin of all kindis that annoyed us. In the tent, we sleep very ...

... .fforCig fJtnltr1Htgcic, A M E U I C A. ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. LrvimpRooL, FlIDAY.-Early this morning, the United States mail steam-ship Pacific, Captain Nye, arrived in the Mersey, from New York, from which port she sailed on the 22nd ult., with the usual mails, and fifty- four passengers, but no specie, on board. She was telegraphed off' Holyhead, at two r.m. yesterday, but, owing to the ...

... MINISTEPRIAL MOVEMENTS. F'r is Still quite uncertaiti whether the Ministry will be ?? peiioii to fiskt thI eir Sovereign to dismiss them, or bo ?? shift on till thle meeting, or Par'liamenst. IE'e'v elfort is being madet to P.er'suade 6ir Goorqe Greyv to acce pt thle Homie Secretasryship, anti with this pUL 'pose the right l]ion. ?? was, dethsino to a late hoicr Yesterday evening in an ...