... 5'Izlori. I L- ? t GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THIE WEEK Eci a i)cc-xu-roc Ca :r. - Conser'v'ator-, &c. - AIl tmilcr-rcott pilacitS. s-lcicd hr got n inrl(] cocer at once, i! nct all rodiv' clone: fcr thcse cannot -iith anv ma-asure of ?? cv [m icicei 1n C-etc l gcccn at li son u f tic I v- f. fit sinilcli he inct)liveflitnt to rtc;-C tict- cclc st c-]: aii plcsc- it, s-l-et 1f' rcit ''.nPg (Olit ...

... CHAR-G A3Y tA ROMAN CATHOLIC PRIEST WITH ATTEMIPTING TO XOTINY WVE stated in a report we gave last week;, that Miss Jones, toe daughter of a clergyman, living in the Isle of Man, applied to the magistrates of Stockton-on1- Tees for an order to maintain her illegitimate son, of whieh she alleged that the Rev. Richard Singleton, the Roman Cathoiic priest at Stockton, was the putative fatter. The ...

... Il CTION S T.. ETISE - -- S DAY. tI -CTION SALLES ADVE RTISED T13lS DAY-. Sugar, at the M11art, Sept. 20, ?? G. C. H1vnldmla n. Yachts, Sinacs, &C.. aL ' arendon Dlock, Sept. S, - ?? . 11. C. Clarke. Steeple-Chase Horse, at hing's iRhpesitory, Sept 29. Horses, dC.. it King's Repositorv Donerall Street, Cictn e 4, ..psim. Dale. Throne Farm, n!-ar Cave 1ill, at the Mart, Oetober 11, ?? ?? GC. ...

... RECTORIAL CONLVIViALITIES AT CARN DONAGIT. Wa should be among the last to ridicule or denounce the interchange of social amenities between persons of conflicting creeds, provided retcniens of this k~inid are not converted into occasions of political and reli- gious scandal, and then boastfully paraded as examples of true patriotism and Cbristiarn liberality. We can- not, therefore, admire the ...

... C IIOLE R A. ZTS TRUATMULNT AND 1'IBVUENTION. L' Kr,. other acute diseases, chleIra, at its outse~t is cent- paratively tractable. The period dulring~ which it re- mnains SO, however, is very short, and should be imj- proved. wvitilout a mromenit's. delay, to the uttermiost. It is desirablel that every one should be prepar-ed to act in the often unavoida-ble absence Of a lI~eciC;LI matn. ...

... scar.5i'l5tical -Intellignice. THE ESTABISHED CHURCH. COI5sECflATIOY OF T!IE Btsiuoe OF KILMol.-The rellerable M1arcus Beresford. P.D., Archideacon of Arlargil, was on Monday consecrated bishop of the 1llaC.Oi sees of Kilillore, Elphin, and Ardmagh, in the Cadileclrll of Armaglh, by his Grace the lord Pri- iarLte. assisted bv the Bishops of Tuano ?? Down. Tbe antiem, ' Awake, my glory,' was ...

... Z1717t gpix:55. TEE rNVASION 'OF THE CiwzEz . (Fromi,the T~imes.) Ti lotng-expected blow has at last been strucl, and the allied armies have entered the Crimea. Authentic intelligence was received yesterday by the English and French Governments in confirmation of the intelli- gonce transtmitted to us in the preceding nizht from Ienai. to the efct that 58.000 men 'of tlhL allied trolop4 landed ...

... THlE RECENT TRAGEDY AT TRILLICK. Tint Lpartial Repovier, an Enniskillen paper of gene- rally Liberal principles, has the following spirited and significant article on this subject:.. As to the object of this borribleattempt at wholesale slaughter, there can be but one opinionhonestly formed. It awas sectarian animosityreligious hatred-an at- I tempt of Ribbonmen to cut off from God's world and ...

... THE WOKUIOUSE BAROMETERS-A INEW DISCOVERY., Ouat local Poor Law Guardians; it appears, are bene- volently determinied t hat the poor under their charge shall riot be cheated out of their fair proportion of lacteal nourisiment by the dishonesty of the milk coD- tractors; and, if we are to believe the Wercuzry, they have resorted to a curious methoad of testing the amount of fraud, of this kinhd ...

... -4-roreigyn KiltelliVICC, A M B1 R I C A. By the arrivcnl of the steamer Europa, Shannon, Commander, on Saturday eight, we have received ad- vices from New York to the 14th, and Boston to the 13th instant. She also brougiht eighty passengers, and 529,OS9 dollars on freight. The Eucrpa ?? the Chlde liar-ol)d, bound West, on the 19th inlstant, and tie steamer emrmnadmc at 3.35, P.M., on Saturday ...

... I -W~Z~cfc ?? __ - - ?? _ _ _ _ _ _ - - = - _ _ _ _ _ (ESTABLISHED, ANNO ?? BELFAS T: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1854. ARE WE AT WAR IN EARNEST? THis is a question, in reference to which our honest and able coternporary, the London Standard, has just given occasion for very grave doubt. We insert elsewhere the terns of the Stanidard's charge against the Premier, which amounts to this-that Lord ...

... NATIONAL EDUCATION IN RELAND. Onaz readers have been already informed that theevi- dence taken before the select committee of the Hlouse of Lords, on the subject of the national systemn of Edu6ation in this part of the United Kingdom, has been published; The committee, it will be remem- bered, declined to commit themselves to a formal re- port conveving their own impression of the evidence, to ...