... TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND AGENTS. WCi beg to announce that we have made every pos- sible arrangement for the carriage and delivery of our uonstaneld papers ill the principal towns through- out Ulster, in order to meet the requirements of tile public, and render the cost of our journal as cheap as it call practically be mnade, consistently with our aim to furnish the earliest nlti best ...

... ADDITIONAL CURATES' FUND SOCIETY. OERNIONS WILL ?? BE PREAaHED I il SUINDAY Morning next, 24th February, 1Sj6, as follows:- ST. G R0 Canvcui Bel- The Rev. C. P. Reichel. fa't, by5 ST. JOHN's CilURCOt, Do. Tlhe Rev. ChIa. Soaver. KXOCBItUtD.A CURC The Rev.W. M'Ilwaine. After tile Sermons, Collections will be made for the Additiotnl Curates' Fund Society. The Sovivty contributes to the ...

... SERMOAINS TO-MORROW, AI)DIITIONAT. CURATES' FuND SOCIETY. r IRRNIONS WILLT ?? BE PREACIIED o (II SUINDAY Morninig next, Q4th FebruaIry, 1856, as fOIIOwvs:- Sr. GEORGEI:S C lmucu, Bel-fT~R~CPR;hl Sr.'t GbnesCieci Thle Rev. C. P. Reichel. ST. JOIIN's Citnacir, Do. The Rv. Clhaq. Sraver. KNXaCIBILIMD.A IVIRCI! The tuv . IW. -8llmdne. After the Sermons, Collections wvill be madc for the ...

... FLAXSEED. N EW RIGA FLAXSEED, PICKED AND N Prime, ot Messrs. BRANDT, BROTHEFLS, Tlrind. It,,wa Picked and Prime FLAXSEED, B.13; Imported last Spring. New Prime Diutch VD FLAXSEED; Shlipped by Messrs. van Dulken, van Dorp, & Co. For Sale, ?? Store, by I JOSIAS CUNNINGHAM & CO.. Share, Seed, and General Brokers; Foreign Agents; and Commission Merchants. 41, Waring Street, 1Blfast, 4th Feb., 1856 ...

... TO THE OWNERS SMALL HOUSE PROPERTY. C ENTLEMEN-You were sadly flollted at G the last meeting of the Town Council; and, tholugl I d(o not profess to be any ad(lmirer of the class to which you belong, had I been able to have left London in time to be in my place at tile Council when your memorial was presented, you would not have been so treated-at least with impulilty. Among tile various ...

... TRINITY CHIURCH, BELFAST. nN SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, S153. being the Thirteenth Anniversary of thc Opening of tile Church, a SE IMON will be Preached (God willing) by the ]'rEv. T. CAMPBELLT, MI.A,, INCUOMENT. A Collection wvill be nad(l, after thle Sermon., to- vards defraying tile expelnss of Divine worship in tile Church. 547 Thtltit'tl, COUNTY OF ANTRIM. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. ?? 1b0 ...

... DOWN HUNT. HE DTOWN HINT WIIT. MIEET, AT T NEw'I'O\VNARIS, on thre 1°th inst. 477 WMK KEOWN, Treasurer. rP BE SOLD, 2,300 BEST OAK SPOKES. 1.903 Feet of Well-Seasoned ASI PLA.kNKI, 2S X 3,1 Applicition to be made to PETER G O R R I E, Forester, Seaflorde, Clough. 400 MARBLE AND STONE WORKS' 38 & 46, YORK STREET. JOHN ROBINSON 6 U .)I RESPECTF JULLY CALL THIE W attention of tho Plublic to his ...

... NEW FURNISIIING GOODS. L ONGFORI) & CA RROLL2 RESPECT- F1lJL.Y solicit an inspection of the Now Goods personally selected during the last fort iight in PARIS, LYONS, nid LONDON. 15S, Donegall Place. BELFAST ANACREONTIC SOCIETY. SECOND CONCERT OF THE SEASON. 11I E C(OMMIMI T lE EIAV E THE L pleasure of announcint- to the Members old(l Aisociates of the So0i6v, alld to the Sharle1ollors of the ...

... IyiNG-IN HOSPITAL. ruillE ANNUAL G!ENI RAL MEETING OF 1 subicribers to this Chai-ity will be held in the TIoVlTAL, on MOND)AY, 4th February, at ONE 'clovl;. 404 Tht{tion0lti ,['CLJuRE & CO. WILL OFFER 1ORt Saio, oin TTlESSDAY, .5th Feltuui;y, at Twel re o'clock, at their Stores, CO11PO RATION STREET, 2,000 Loaves Refinod SUGAR. Bielfast, Lt Feb., 185G. 406 COUNTY OF ANT'It IM. FREEHOLD ...

... TIIE 1JI,STER MAGDALENE ASYLUIM. rF llE ANNUAL SERMON OX BEHALF i of this lnstitution-, will be peached, God ^z~, in tlhe MlAGDALENE CIIURCH, on SUN- .AY Nexrt the 2'id of' March, by tlie Rev. E. J. HARTl'ICK, AM.iI50 ATKINSON & JOHNSTON, 1O1MISSION MEIRCHANTS, BROKERS, &c. c 44A, Hill Street, Belfast, AGENTS FOR THlE I!NT)ERNOTED lOUSlES: FINDLATER & CO., Dublin, XX and X Porter. J. & ?? ...

... TO OUR SUBSCRTEERS AND AGENTS. WE beg to announce that we have made every pos- sible arrangement for the carriage and delivery of our sienstame&I papers in the principal towns through_ out IJlster, in order to meet the req uirernents of the public, and render the cost of our journal as cheap as it can practically ibe made, consistenitly with our aim to furnish the earliest and best ...

... TO TiE ELECTORS OF SMITHFIELD WARD, (G ENTrLF.M@IEN-I have to thank you for the G honour you have conferred upon me, in again returning me as your representative at the Council Bnard, and also those gentlemen differing from me in opinion, who amnto forward at so early a period and stated that they -would not oppose my re-else- tion, as they did not wish to take advantage of the omission I had ...