... T 1-l E 13 W N O C K A CT 1.IRQlNIEUIOM rUt:hAbD:N MTil VAT.UN 1' ) M3AN. Yas-ronu,1Ar, at Cloven 'Clock, a11it nfui,i ticlfl Washd inl thle Boarclrcoen- at the illie crlih$o h Bel- fact sad coolty DOWa1 Re ii vSv, 112Ildi' tie ?? of thle 1.and's, Ciauscr. Conisoflettctn Act. for ?? pot- P1 of tsiitifgtile value, of ceitain slob Land, to tile am aunt OF thitroe or fouruti Jloit' cd at yes, ...

... 5mprrfal l9arliantrnt. HOUSE OF LORDS-TxiUzSDAs, AUguST 10- (Supplenrtacry to Teiegraphl.) THE WAR WITH RUSSIA. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE rose, in pursuance of the notice which he had given, to make some obser- vations on the irnmortant events of the war in whicih the country was now unhappily engaged, and also to endeavour to obtain from the noble lord tho Secretary of State for Foreign ...

... TEn *iZONFESSIONAL AND THE R.OISH-l ?? .. ' ?? .. - .. - (CLERGY. ., -arlT FATlTER AT.ES. bAvsZZi. ' (.From fts Crusade'.) 1Thaty ?? -upon the Catholic auricular confession I denounced an(d stig-ratised it as directly immoral, and indirectly conducive to manj sorts of abuses. Nothing, in fact, could-be more dangerous than the practice ac- cording tn which thell RohislsTriesZs receive secretly ...

... MORE PRIESTLY INTIMlDATION. ON Thursday evening last, John Ross, of Drombiggol near Waterpark Mission-house, was visited again by priests M'MAahon and Kenny, to intimidate the poor man to Withdraw his grandchildren5 from the Water- park school, or turn them destitute on the world from under his roof. che' lodgers in his house were turned out, and himsdlf called abominable namUecs; the mob ...

... TH-TE NEW BRIBERY BILL. ONr of the few ach lerenents of the late session- the ne,. B3iibery Bill-has just received a thorough overhiauiing at the hands of the leading Ministerial *nlgan ?? one of its correspondents, whmin the Tnies dlesignates as ?? Toe i'ariiamci2ntarlv Oracle of the Re-. ferns Club. Our readers are already aware that this measure, though recounted among the Ministerial ...

... RAILWAY COMMUNICATION BET WEEN BELFAST AND DUBLIN. Wi: invite the reader's attention to that portion of the minutes of the last council meeting of our local Chamn- ber of Commerce, which refers to the subject of the quick daily through train to and from Dublin and Bel- fast. It wvill be recollected that, at the last hal?-yearly meeting of the Chamber, a resolution was adopted to the effect ...

... T tIM lTIrTon R-OAL TImsr .-TlIe remnant of this celebrated regiment, which serve(l ith distinguished ?? durin.g the late Chinese war, after a protracted absence from home. recently returned-a mere shadowl of its former strength-the non-corninissioned officers we believe, only numbering, on their arrival in this coultry, sixteen or eighteen men! The ftitigue, enpntal and hodily, consequent ...

... EDUCATION AFTER THIE ROMNAN MODEL. Wmnt~s the epichlet godless wvas first applied to the education afforded by the Queen's Colleges, it fbound great favour with the Roznish hierarchy in Ireland, because the svstem adopted was one which, if not ?? in its tendency, certainly didl not encourage the hope of the priests that it mlight be converted into an afliliated branch of the Propa- gandi. ...

... ONr Friday ?? 'lst, hlis Excellency the Lord lieu- tenanit and the Countess of St. Germans arrived at Parkanour, the residence of 3Ir and Ladly Caroline 1ir-geso whlere a; large numnber of the leading Tmembers o1' the aristoeracy wvere assembl7;ed to meet the distin- ?? visitors. arson Sturday, aulrdn-d fin A Was given, at which tiP- wards of' three hundreidofthe nobility anid gentry of Tvrone ...

... f~~~ ~I~CT f)t fr 40,lfitf uhill 5g~1}lrffcr (ES2TABLiSIIED, ANNViO 1737,) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, IS54. THE RUIMOURB) INVASION OF TIHE CRI21EA. THE rumour, propagated in semi-official style by the Times on Saturday last, of the probable invasion of the Crimea, on that very day, by the combined forces of England, France, and Turkey, has since been greatly canvassed; and there are not a ...

... FARMING OPERATIONS IIOt AUGUST. Frroce the cold, wet. and dull weathet-r whlich has pre_ vailed till wvithin the ]ast ten days, tee ripeninrr of the cereal crops has been, in most localities, considerahly retarder], though they have advanced with reat ra_ polity since warm weather set in, and muchi of tiu- har a has been got up, which, ?? a short crop, in rlo,'t instances gives a pronriso ...

... THE ARMIY, &c. OF DIT.-Colonel Slade, late the commanding officer of the 90th Regiment, and now Inspecting Field Officer of the York Recruiting District, is to succeed Major- General Eden, C.B, as Deputy Adjutant-General at the Royal Hospital. The 3rd West Riding of York Militia having been ordered to do garrison duty, they will accord- ingly arrive in Dublin in two divisions on Friday and ...