... EVENING 'MEETING. Thie mleeting, iii the eveuingw, wais hoeld in tile As- senibly Racom, Holywood, thel Lord Bishop of l)nwN andi Cov-,oir and Ditoronitr inl thle chair'. Thrcatteridance, considering that thir evening was Somiewisat irreleineir , swas larg-e and most irespectable. A very conrsidlerable I number of' thle gentry of the town andi neigihbourhrnd were present, a large proportion ...

... CATECHISM FOR YOUNG GIRLS WVITO WISIl TO BE MARRIED. ON the 26th nit., two Paris booksellers appilealed be- fore the Tribunial of Correctional Polien of that eitv, to disaputi tle ownership) of a singular morsel of lite- attillre, cntitttlef hislnictions to Grown GiNrAt who I Fisk to be AtarrieL. Ili 1846, .Mi Rlian, a man of letters, lving settt a mattuseript of this wvork to 31. Hui, ...

... F A I R. S. DMV N I''PAT I ?? this aitl, Ii(olil nil S att'as', tlo attotslttitce wA s not 8¼ large : Isal, aild the Spl;PI 'f cattle simaller and of' IOOIt er qiuaility thali ?? Itas'Seeoo for so5011 tim9. T'le deinandi for t-we-V eoa-ol Is wans not veri bLisk, antI p]ics were ia sh;t do lolve- ' The shows of horsos 'as unusually poan-. Some atiiti:slts of a ?? class 'i-eta plut iltO tieC ...

... THE NEW Y'FRK CRYSTAL PALACE. )IN Ou last nc gave. an account of' the inafuguration of this Sruti'etii', NvhI ich. hsoweveri, wvas dc'licienit in not con tlkili ii ?? ?? OF the buildhingitself', aiid other Oetails. n-hunh wve nun' SupJ)slv The buildin-g is constiuctod of iron, wood, and glass. The general id~ea of hoi edifihe is it Gieck ci'oss~, ?? mounted'( b v at domle at the inotersecti on ...

... DiUBL)IN AND BELFA ST JUNCTION RAILWAY. tii iott-yc'erly meepting~ of' the proprietors of this corn- lanY ?? held onl Wednesday, at their office, 713, Tal- hlot s trout, D)ublin. At twelve o'clock the chair wvas taken bv Jull INi 11-t.ow, Eyq. , Cha~irman of' the conMipiny. 'lThe ( irt'cto ?? report, Iatodl that the receipts for ?? an1 IllieroAanhatl.,oe ?? those of' tile Cot'- I'oVspoitudil g ...

... Tnfi Coinmissioners of ?? have preseuted to the Lord Lieutenant their report of the proceedings of their board for the year 1S52. Tile report bears date August 12th, 1853, and though the retirement of the A rchbishop of I) ablin, the 11 ight Hon. Biron Greene, and the llight ]-lon. F. 3lackbuine from the board oc- carie'd since the close of '52, so important an event was lultorlaly v ...

... BELFASTr BOARD OF GUARDIANS. T'lP usieal weekly meetinig of the Guardians of the Biltast iUnio) took place oni WVedilneslay, J. W. S. .IM'Cance, vice-cinairman, in the chair. The guar'dians ?? been, SPeCially SLIo UIneiIed. the atft ?? w1lts numerous. Tri;f I, INY ' CIIARILOITE JANE; GuiBBES. The usuatl routine business having been transacted, M.r POSNir1r- ro.se and stated that the neetitig, ...

... TIIE COUNTRY DOCTOR. A FAITll UI AutTOtOwtttw uLIV, G1,AVIEitEi SAUTTZ MU.D. (h;From Oh w ?? sc, Amoer ica~n.) I IrAn ?? aitoltib t the ?? for a dozen years or so. ia the same equlipage, ha1ving Wonderful succesS in cor ing cases' beit htilf tile time cheated out of the credit ?? by Catnip tea. I took a notion to cast up Inv boo ks to Se e how rich I was, aill i what could be madi of ...

... Z11.0 I T , 'Cfta. I, F A S T: MONDAY. AUGUST 29, 1853. LORI) CAMPBELL IN C0ALWAY. r P IN Jocic h 1as been starring it in Galway with bri-lliant ecflet during the prwism eelc. As our readers are aviwe. c, he has taken advantage of the hreak-up at Westminster, to pay a visit to his Irish tenantry of the Moveullen Estates, and great jubilation has been caused among his tenintly by the ...

... FLAGRANT INJIJsr[CE oF THlE B13ANNE.R AND , W I('. |AV observe that both of the ahove-naimied journals, rlnot saktisfied Witlh ; ?? fiillmiceie(eilt of their Own Ciroulialioll, whiCliI is re'fbec ly Igi ti oct o ai .d pl-opel, have r'resortel to tue lllfali' procediur of publisling the r'c II n oF Saill pI iss led to ti Ie local p ress thrc yeiwm.s mso, nainely in 1850. Nowv, to sihowv t ...

... JSrriill cc, ~- ?? ?? __ _ __ I RUSSIA AN I) TU R IE Y. LETTERS from Besika Bay of the 30th of July state that the grentest, enthusiasm prevailed aniong the crews of the fleets of Great Britain and France. Advice's from Odessa of the .5th inst. state that lar-e qunntities of coiii are heing shipped for France aid Italv. It is saidl that a telegraphic tiespatch has beeni 1(- ceaved l'i'oin ...

... I(% Alotticulturr. GARDLNING OPERA'J'IONS FOR THlE WEEIK. FiOWiRn GAiIiI:N.-}lesildeS keeping every part of this departielint il the tieatest order, the propagation of tle stmovl; for sup1plying next season's demaliid, Nvill i'lg,: oss all the tille and attentionl that Calll ble spirld. 'le Valilielr stiuckc ?? iligs 1iist lie pl,(ttlil oiif. and afltr ther becomlie estaiblishied, placed Gilt ...