... ?JutdHqNlU- THlE ESTABLISHED CIJSUCIt. Memuorials from thie Protestanrt clergy arid laity of Limerickl are in pi'ocess of proput-11ti05, r emonstrat- ingragainst thle appioinitilnt of air Oxford Clergy- man to the Dioeesanr School of himer ickl ?? Killa- iov.-~imerbick CO1'r1icle. Th'e Lord Bishop uf KillaloO Imas lionilnated the Rev. Wim. Wollesle, curato of Shinionie, to the Precentorship of ...

... I p SECOND EDITIOAl., 'W2X aMF )4a tTN ;I V I 3afq ?? TWT l R'wt4$' o ?? wi) M atomlC 1011s, PX, W O!0 ?? eornp, Friday, 'TheG nl4 notn gran -t hp PorI Ats libty of anwdt cr lnd Jle ist o enwup tro sen appnth poo poswill th en tep etlrvorl eunmi1 .°I the sO mont of th dis ~puto with Puoelio~. 'TheD unaflA of (tgf.O~i whiQoh, toWO I))V with the ftiram, COPPOWI)OnIi totitate 001th :bderal ...

... THE REV. DR. CUMMING IN BELFAST AND HI S ASSAILAN TS. [FrOaur T BLETIST IVEEKLTY NEWS.] IN our publication last veelt, tve furnished our readers witih reports of two of the ablo and eloquent lectures of the Rev. Dr Cumming, delivered in tlic Music. Hall of this toWn, on behalf eE the ChurcVh of Ire- land Young Men's Society. We were unahle to report his last lecture, which was delivered on ...

... Fle 'gvroo- FAILURE OF TH-IE NATIONAL SYSTEM O1 EDIUCATION. [FRO~T THE RECOtD.3 Owe of the most prominent objects aimed at in the institution of the National Board of Education fir Ireland was united education, The phrase may mean the gathering into the same school, and under the same teacher, the children of Protestant and Roman Catholic parents, or the joint manage. ment of the same ...

... FAIRS IN ULSTE.R DURMNG THE EX{ 1 .U I W ( Al E E' K. 2f0N')Air.-(iilbltile, Armagll; Iailieboro,' C(avan; Swvateragll, DeLar'; ChlluCeltillanld IouaLelliales, IDone- gal ;(Gantiso, Ferianwagh ; Duniagiley [eauultltjjjion, andl Si~xllileel'osqs 'hTm.11(e Ion ?? al Loutghbiickland. Down; Pet- tigo and Lnglev, Doiaengl; CloIghelr, TyL\oae. Jim)tsesnLY. _ lilisboroughi, Dowln Moneyiere, D~erry; ...

... ?? 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 ...

... VISIT TO TIHE FRENCH -MEN-OF-WiM. ADDRESS TO CAPTAIN VEROY. ON Saturday large crowds of people visited the vessels of his Imperial Majesty df France, in the Bay. The steamer which conveyed the visitors from Bel- fast was inconveniently thronged by persons curious to see these representatives of the navy of our Allies. In the course of the day, Captain Veron and the officers of the ...

... Nilymat vartiallunt. [BY MAGNETIC TELEf3GRAPH.] hIOUSL OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. TIIE IHouse mnet at five o'clock. THE LATE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY IN BELFAST. Lord DUNGANNON gavc notice that, onl Monday next, lie should ask the President of the Council when the report of the Commissioner's respecting the riots at Belfist was likely to be printed and laid upon the table of the House, INlIA. The Earl ...

... ci fast 7j'ces-ettt't4 (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, DEC. 29, 1857. WViIE- a change takes place in a Ministry, it is invariably attributed to anything but the right cause. Urgent private affairs, illness, anything but Cabinet differences, are assigned; and so the retirement of Lord Harrowby from tih office of Privy Seal is stated now to be not from any poli- tical difference witlh ...

... Yjaht 110 W ffitl. - Att I-11. There verc 75 recruits raised in the town of Tip- purary and ncigibourilood, within the last twele days, for tile 3rd Butls. Limerick district recrufiting was nevcr so brisk as at plCS~llt.-C'titottic?. Two Companies of tile fird Buffs, under Major Gra- hain, left Limerick on Saturday for Cork.' On Friday, 52 recruits joined the 2nd Batt. of the 3rd Buffs in this ...

... 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 ...