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... 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 ...
... FURT2HER VICTORIES OF THE TURKS. (Front the Tunecs ofSattin'rini.) VLENJA%, FRIDAY' LEvesit.-Baron B~udberg, the neiv RUSSian Commrissioner, arrives at Butcharest to-day or to-morrow.- General Osten-Sacken Only received orders to march towards the Pruth onl tie 8,th of Novemnber; cease- q teutly lie cannot reach Mol10davia befoie the end of'this month. Buc:iarost advice., tip to the 5th, and ...
... 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 ...
... BY SPECIAL EXPRESS. TI-IE WAR IN T H-1E EA ST. Tnire latest news is thus summed up by the Vienna cor- respondent of the Tines, writing Oni the 3rd:- Omrar Pacha has been since the 15th November in Rasgrrad, to which place reiniforeemeflts and supplies are Forwardedr everyv wveek. On the 15th a very sharp affair took place at Turna, in which the Russians were worsted and put to flight. Tihe ...
... C armeplrnbblce. DUTIES OF TI-I LOCAL POI1CE FORCE '10 T1' ?? OF THEi J3ItviFi1STr~ESLi''~t Slt -Pe'iinit mie, throtigh v oltr wivlily cire la ted eournal, is a mlatter of public justice, to cdll thle it teni- tion of' thle committee of' thle Town Council Oil police affairs to a gi'ieancP of osalcaacter, and one which, in order to meet the eniid of' public saf'1e?, (le- mands imimediat ΒΆ e ...
... THIE DOWN HUNT BALL. Tilts ball, given bN' thle members of' thle Down Hunt c:utsse elf With isansense eclta at Nesvtownarris on. the eveuisis Of isastlay last. For some time past it bad beeni leaked forwardi to with eager interest, as it was considered at kind of revival Of similar festivities inl thle good old timtes when suds balls were at' ?? fro- quenit oec urrelscc in tile county D osvn ...
... SOIREE AND PRESENTATION TO THTE REV. I JAMES WARWICK OF CAtRIICKFErllUS. A LARGOE: number of the members of the new Presby- terian eongre-atiil of Carriclk'Lrgus ?? for Ica in the Grand Jurv roomn of the ceeiluy Antrim Old Court-ilouse: i mta ?? bfvs~ilg.o te ?? for -the utbeo rgtde terrsece pastor, the Rev. Jarmes Warwiiek, with an adds ess,'aec compauied by a pulpit gown, Bible, and Psatm ...
... Ox the 5th, I received a nie wage from the governor, that as it was the King of D. Ilmnarlk's birth day, the Esquimaux would assemble at his house, and have a daniec, and the pleastiue of mvy companly was solicited for the occasion; aecordinglv at six o'clock I repaired to the Wooder. palace of his [ xeellency, and there found, cranmmcd ij to a smallish chliamber, as iniaty Es- qeiln inx as ...
... MINTISTERIAL MOVEMENTS. I ;PREVIOUSLY to the meeting of the Cabinet on Thurs. day the heads of the NVar' Dep-IltilILits ?? aL Ithe Chancellor of the Exchequers, at Downilln S- e L. ?? those present were the CuJnmend -iied of the Army, Viscount, lrdinge, withi the t at, War, thue Rti; ht Htil. 6idn vy ?? er:tile .. p- I oei'd Of tie Adminiraltv, Sir J1atoes Graham,.st i tio Master- General ...
... In reply to some strictures ill the Downpatrick Re- corder on the subject of the use of the Academic Hood by the rector of Killyleagh and his curate in the parish Church, alluded to in tile ?? of the 2nd in- stant, the Rev. Dr. Hinclis has addressed the following communication to the editor of that journal:- TO THE EDITOR OF TIHE DOWVN'.ATRICt RECORDER, Stil-Unwillfig, though I may be to drag ...
... A cOuntiESi'ONE)ENT of the London Times gives the fol- lowing succhict account of the insolent conduct of' the Jesuits in the above duchy, and of' its deplorable con- sequences in producing civil discord:- Sir-Since the Government of Balden has forbidden the journals in that duchy to publish anythling relating to the struggle there going ol betiveen the priests and the civil athlo10r ity, and ...