... 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 ...

... Tire annual gathering of the Hi ...

... THE GENE RAL IIOSPIl'r I,. Wra io l to ?? ?? 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 atinl ...

... TiuI, Lord lieutenant and Countess of St. Germalls left King's Blridgc l Trinilius, Dubhlin, feo Limin en ck, by ?? 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 way ...

... Al 0 N 0 P o L Y. To THE~ EDITOtR OF Tilm 11ELFAST NixEWS-TA71 T. . S0it-A ?? to direct attention to the excessii'e ratesS charged upon oods by the Ulster RailwNay Compainv. I hadl Occasion Oll e'dilesday last to seud Sevra'l patiikasges, add(lressed to my alent io Dublin, for the! purpose of havilng them] foivvarlerd to vatrious ?? throulinlot thie Countrv. l, he g-oss AveiIlt a melnate d ...

... PROVINCIAL GRAND MASONIC LODGE OF I , - ?? ?? (17'e021 thre 8S'feei~o;rt Advesr'isse.) 'Tills -afternoon (T1hur'sday), the Lord Viscount Coni- bermer'e, of Combermero Abbey, in this county, tile flighit Worshipful Provincial Granld ?? of the M1ost Ancient and( H-onourable Society of Freceand Ae cepted Masons for Cheshire. held a Granid Pr ovineial Lodg,,c at the Court-house, in this borouglh, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... A QUANTITY of furniture was heaped up by the door, and an auctioneer loudly invited the passers-by to pur- chase. A few stopped; but, after a glance at the ex- posed articles, they continued their way. Even the beggars appeared to have little desire for such mise- rable things. Tired with his exertions, the auctioneer was silent; and tusning to a little old man in spectacles, who was standing ...

... ®oTr$1?oITbznI:c. JURISDICTION IN THE CASE OF FOREIGN VESSELS. 'TO TIH EDITOIL OF THlE BELFAST NEWS-LETTEP. Sin-I have read a letter in your paper of the 26th inst., purporting to have been written by John P. Hit- lert, of the American barque Stella, of New York, commenting upon a case of a seaman against the cap- tain of the Paid Boggs for wages, lately decided by the magistrates of Belfast, ...

... Qiorve1aonbcn cc . TO TIlE REAr. J. C. FLOOD, HOLYMWOOD. RinveRlsNo Sii-Aceording to announcement, you preached last Sunday a charity sermton, in Luigan Church, in aid of the Sutiday schools of the Parish. Your text was taken From 15th verse of 21st chap. of Johin- So vvhen they had dined, Jesus saith to Simon Petel, Simonl, son of Jonas, lovest thou toe more than these. Ile saith Ltilto I-1 ...