... THE GENE RAL IIOSPIl'r I,. Wra io l to ibsei'Ve thaIt thwIT. is Sontoe pies poet of at bill fur at c'ompulsor'y assessiment in aid of this inl- viidua bl inistituitionr Loing obtained in the nex.t, sessioli. TUhe ,j int commiiittees mlet, yLstei'dii, us will be oh- airyv bi li tIlt. r'ipoit of' th101ir pr'(it'daltks ekivilero010 atll t.'ei'i iilka11iliious, Or Jienrlx' go, ii ligreoillg to the ...

... TiuI, Lord lieutenant and Countess of St. Germalls left King's Blridgc l Trinilius, Dubhlin, feo Limin en ck, by spLeial trLin, ait a quarlte- past twelve o'locki oil Mot- day. Their Excellencies were attended ly Lord Eliot, tie Hon. Mr. Ponsonby, and M11ajor liairzt; an(l were rpecivod at the tertaijitin brv Sir Ed ward viU lD-iel, the cehair uia of tile Great 'S .utlherii anrud Wvsterp Rail ...

... THE CH-JIEF SECRETARY'S VISIr TO BELFAST. Sin JoxiN louNo has met with the reception in this town which was due to the high office he holds in the Irish Government. As he did not visit us in his poli- tical character, no political feeling wias exhibited on the part of the inhabitants. We furnish an ample ac- count of the proceedings which took place during his brief sojourn in the Irish Athens ...

... TIHE BRIGAI)E IMEETJING IN DUBLIN.- TH1 Pl,,ACEMEN TRIED, CONVICTED, ANI) COND)EMvINED). Wai, anticipated a good deal of amusemen t from the proceedings of the C'onveniion, called in Dublin to adjudicate upon the conduct of IMessrs. Keogh and Sadleir, and wve have not been disappointedt. We enable our readers to judge for themselves of the ex- hihtioii. It was a truly Irish trial ; the verdict ...

... (Anilp, S',C. 100 Infantry Artillery are to be stationed in Lime- rick. Tim 9Tlr REGT.-This gallant corps is to leave Gal- way for Clonmel. In future there is only one Brigade of Horse Artil- lery to be quartered in Ireland. The Government are in earliest regarding the exer- cise of the line and the militia during the ensuing open season. Ground is everywhere being laid out for camps of ...

... Igricultture. ROYAL FLAX SOCIETY. TiI monthly committee meetingof this society was held in Belfast on 28d inst., J. Campbell, Esq., in the chair. Among the correspondence submitted were a number of letters fror gentlemen residing in different localities of the West and South, expressive of their satisfaction in the arrlagements lately made, through the society's intervention, by the Belfast ...

... ,!T v ? % kL t il k -Y ? , b 4, d . 4? -)silly .41? I Idtat4?.w ? I-I'M pt 1, l', 1 1' A S': l' It. I I L Nlr Y. .1 I lJ N l4, AI- Tl I I:TllA lN OF TIH\ltsfps1311,1, II'( O'l'llS. wIs~ln,ittl tilx (11:5 tvliet i \lieX tirwit Oltit'l ati- | Itl;' 1e:the ll, Ilmost' i oit hfor t filev tii oJil o lllit tital teitel iteLra algistiticl' to gjls 1 i witho du ed l - thlce I lous o t rds ta billuills ...

... A SPECIAr. meeting of the overseers of public-houses and moral reform in Belfast wvas held on Friiday even- ing, for tihe purpose of receiving the report of the pro- gress of their labours, and of the results which had followed their exertions for thre suppression of the evils and abuses that existed; and also to express their sense of the valuable assistance they had received fromi the ...

... 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', ...

... TILE RADICAL REFORMERS AT FAULT. T. I I ITc not uifiieqenlltly haLppens that the assertors of ainy (iottiiie that cannot stand the test of reason and ex- perience, in their hot haste to furnish evidenee for its practical adloption, prove too Inuch for their cause. This, now, is the exact position in which the advo- cates of a New Reforma Bill find themselves. For many years past they havc ...

... 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 ...