... cidti? ?c FARMING OPERATIONS FOR JULY. Time late copious andic ?? uted rahis will have etttbled the lhrnuser to conelude their turip~ll smwilng, which we trust they have taken adviiagte, Of' to ?? iii tire accessary breadtlhs. Though a little lalte tor Swedles, we mlay expect an averag'e crop Of' that vainl- ahie toot crop, fromt the atid of' guanlo aind supcrtpllos- phate, and thel very line ...

... TIHE COMMUNICATION WITH IRELAND. A DEPUMTMTiO, consisting of tile following menmbers of Parliament, w5aited on Lord Palmerston onlVednes- diay, the 20th iljst., for the purpose of urging on thel Governinscit the necessity of talking immediate stops to carry out the proposed improvement in the passen- ger and postal coimrunication between London and Dublin The Right Hon. H. Corry, Mr. Hcnry ...

... ?? A SPECIAL COUUitESt'ONDENT.] LOSDoY, TllUItSDAY, NooN. The above Bill may possibly come onbefore the Com- mittee today, bn t this is uncertain. Thle delay has given time fi r negociations, but whether these arc bosar, fide, or mercly to amnse, it is ditficult to say. Amongst a great many flying reports, I bavc reason to believe that the following may be pretty safely re- lied on:- 1. The ...

... ?? * Cdklt. ? . 1. GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR TIHE WEEK. PLANT DEPPAeRMENT.-As tho New Holland plants go out of.bloom their seed pods should be picked off, the shoots cut baek anid arranged in the fofini most favourable to secure compact, growth, placing them in an airy part of the greenhouse until they fairly start into'growth. When the buds have fairly started 'will be thc proper time for ...

... FoR the period of eight weeks, a difference has existed between the journeymen tailors of Belfast and their employers. Into the merits of the alleged grievances of the men, it is not our intention to enter. Our object at present is simply to express our con- viction that the mode they have taken to secure what they term their rights is most foolish, and suici- dal to their best interests. ...

... At THE ESTA'BLI.SHED CHURCH. The Rev. Henry AMoore, vicar Of Ju1lianstowin, has bleen appointed by tile jarqcuisof Droghedn his lord- ship's domestic chaplainn T'he Queen hes b een pleased to present the Rev. J. Phipps Eyre, M.A., to the rectory of St. Maryle- bone, in tlie CoUity of Middlesex, and diocese 6f London, the same beihg void by the promotion of the lioln. anld ev. JohIn Thomlas ...

... I .1 It, r . O.N. ?? ?? ; i 1 ? 4 ) ?? j ) i i ? 1-1 ? ?, - - .:1IS DAYtsi'S LO, NL DOiN N EWAV S. _j _ av c .u, _ _d c ?? i :a O ?? CN,, 1 x'ei: ?? ?? ! i. I X I i ?? l li''i;k Ai:I .it 2 . :, ?? .* ' L ?? : t s ! : i ?? . :i ;;,tt i :: 1 _4 'ee 0 111 ' ?? j' I' i, .1'0 ?? 'v ?? ?? ,-w; , 11l I l. ! v, ?? ?? i:'i ?? ?? ?? ?? :: * ?? ic.hI;i' ?? ti. ?? ?? ilvc ?? !:C:lt a 1: ! riti-'hi 'i \;1 ...

... l'GGYP1T: ITS PRESENT SOCIETY AND GOVERNAIENT. L.ECTUR~E BYV ARC IMuStio' WVItATiEiX. SATUInS .Y eVening1, inl thle MuISic 1hal, his Grace the Arc hbisliop of' Dlibhiin dlelivered aI lecture inl con- iie~xioln with the Belrast, Workiiig Classes Association. The ..fvl ws i( of' flth largest andl iost lespec- taible we have ever witnmessetd fi Belfast. Amongst those pre~sent beskidcs his ...

... Tim half-yearly meetilng of this company was held on Tnesday at thoe ofie Coleman Strect Buildings, Moorgato Street: )I. J. Clay, P., in the chair. The CIIAIRIFAN;, in moving tile adoptioll Of the rc- port, said, that in almuost eyery itemn of tiaffic their receipts vere increisilg if not very largely, they tore tie last very stea(ily increasilg. Witl regard to the passenger ?? there ?? an ...

... T'uE Grand Orauge Lodge holds its Witten-a-ge- mote, in Dublin, to-day. Wec trust the mineberi- will azrea to a, addrori, to lh,- M.\nj-ty their Qucen, setting forth their loyalty and patriotism, and placing themselves ill her gracious hands. Meanwhile, the Daily Express, with the most superlatively generous officiousness, has tendered its advice to the Grand Lodlgc, strongly recom- mnendiig ...

... (toravolMll.a. TIIE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY-THE EN- NISKILLEN MEETING-THE ARCHBISHOP OF ARMAGH'S LETTER. TO TIlE EDITOR O1 TIlE IIELFAST YEWS-LETTER. SIR-The friends ?? Education in the Pro- testant County of F rermanagh are in earnest, as is evi- dent front yoiui lelgtiened report of' the iueeting ro- ceritly held in Enniskillen. The speech delivered by the hollorilable anti learned ...

... (Prose the. Times' Xeto York Correspondaent.) NEW YoRic, OCTOBuER 14.-Picture to yourself the immense crowd that tour years ago lined the Strand to witness the funeral procession of' the Duke of Wellington, all clothed in masculine habiliments, the universal black smoke-pipe of London exchanged for the mnany coloured slouched hats of Nosw York, the smooth-shaved faces covered with beards and ...