... THE IRISH-] SOCIETY. TIE annual meeting of this society was held yesterday, 2-Ltb instant, in the Wellington lMaIl, May, Street. Among tlose present were-Rev. T. F. Miller, Vicar; Rev. Dr Drew; Revds. John Wrixon, Theophilus Camp- bell, E. J. Ilartrick, W. Anderson, Charles Allen, A. Dameon, Thomias Roe, John Drury (member of the (le putatioe), Joseph S Bell (depeuation secretar), Edwvard ...

... MORE .1IISREPEESENTATIONS OF THE BANVIYEIR. Oust members aro too good. Even party malice can. not find any vulierable poiit on which to assail them. No reason has been offered why the electors shou'd consent to see either of them superseded, and the organs of the disaffected fowe, amongst us, call only vent their spleen ini vague generalities of abusive mis- representatiun. Had 3lr Cairnis or ...

... Alpirlittive. S 1 ASO NA B LE ilI N TS. [FRlllM Tl11115 T:ItI 1FAR1MRS' UAZI:T7 .1 Gi1Ss5 ,I: (,oi i. Sl Il oS FO a PERMANEI I PAS- 1iUIttl.-YoU II:y fori pt' m l wlt.tletl pmtatre, redulce tile lit:111all rsy(o- ,tt'm to 11:l1 at bueli~el, :aud~ :add :1 eximrt~w Afa huslxiwsl (,;tell of 1:ll*.r fo!>cli, ?? Inoadow)\ fee'SCI, aildlslhu~p's ?? oglgistialked PaREF :TI.; ON 0 \ IICIJ EVIIXO Pl ...

... ADDRESS FROM THTE PROTESTANT ALLIANCE, Tim Protestant Alliance have issued the following address:- FroLLOwVPtoTePr-T r ?? ere summoned once more to exercise Your constitutional privileges. On yotir VOtes %ill depen.d tlie Chaater or the Lekis1ature, to ?? Ivill lie Commlittedl thce ?? of fthe countityfor yeans to rcase. ThIlie hle, therefore,ldemands a fewv vol-is of suiggestion and ...

... T, tt c ?Xll, ox, ? - LORD PALMERSTON. [riiom TIIS Pu~ss.] By this time Lord Palmerston has discovered that he committed the capital error of his life in stig mi'tising the China vote as factious, and in re- solving on an appeal to the country. Too late his adlherents find that they have otithing to appeal upon ; wlvevi brought ?? to face with their con- stittuents tihey ae dumb. Palmnerston ...

... ?? 4?? GAIlDENING OPERATIONS FOR Tl-iE WEEK. Pf.ANT D:rPARTstsrNr.-CoiiservLtory &c.-Camel- liasaecacials cytisus l ?? elpaciise, coI reas, azalealls, an last but not Iast, roses should now be a blhzo of' beauty whore plant gro-ving is Well attended to. They will sooil requireabundlace of water, to which clear liquid manure should be oc- casionally ad(leod. Dispcibe with fire-heat as inmnc as ...

... elt huCevj. AP 'O I NT NE E N T. Captain ?? Ilon. Friaiudis Eerton is ahout to procoeld to tihe 'tdiitorallneaii to ?? Captain Hends, As Flgr C ititaiii to Aldmiral Lwd Lyons, G.C. i., Conlinlander-ill-Chief on that station. A Si. PATRICK'S PASTOn.7AL.-Dr Calleni has issued another d realay eftusion, which enils with ti is player to the enomy of the toeds:- 0 holy Apostle?! look down on this ...

... IC 1) c 'fidflW (ER~TAIlfMlSIllE ANNE0 173 7. I E L F A S ?? WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1857. THE POLICY OF ' ONE WVIO BIDES HIS TINIE. WrE publish to-day an ?? to thie electors, is- sued by One who Bides his Time. This some- what heavy electioneering manifesto repeats the favourite expressions of those, taho, having no principles on which to base their claim;, solicit support ol account of ...

... f fI LATEST INTELLIN'I'XCE1. YESTERDAY'S DI'-SPATCIIES. [aY MAtGNETIC TIL1EGUtAPI1.] RUSSIA AND SARDINIA. Thet Journal ?? considers it prbale tiat tile Cabillfet of St. poter'buiri wvill tullitO ivilh t!,e French amlld English Goveri ltnls ill rp ireelitiltl' to ile inlmperoli Of Atistria titit ol oill :it ii.t toL IIoll-Io further his ?? agaio.>t the S;ardinian Gov',rn ment. T'le official ...

... Ij\Tr pST INT liLLIGENCE. YESTERDAY'S D1SPATC1IES. [sY MAGNETIC TE¶rtLEGttAPn.j DISSOLUTION O1F PARLIA',dENT. The Observer says tho Royal pro:ulnation for thle dissolutionofthepresent PaLrliamllnt, aid thi callill of another, is expected to be issued about the 25ith of this month. ElECTrON IN 'ilLIGEXCE. Mmi.E~tsicx.- r IJocicld ft. Osborciu wilt not agtain comre forwvnril. CITY Or ?? is ...

... NiIyahl [BY MIAGN1;TIC TELE&IRAPH] HOUSE OF COTM2VONS-YEsTERDAv. The Ss'nsstu took tho chair at a quarter past twelve o'clock. Mr BuCeANAN took the oath1s and his seat for (Ih sgowa. 'I'he Cornwall Railw'ay Bill was read a third time and pasied. rho Southmiliptoll, Bristol, and South Wales Hailway Bill, an~d the Tralee end Killarney Railway 13ill vassod a third rending. The Liverpool Dock ...

... YEsTERDIT, the adjourned annual meeting of the ratepayers and bondholders of the Belfast Harbour Commissioners was held at the Harbour Office, for the purpose of receiving the report of the auditors appointed at the annual meeting on the 15th January. JOHN CLARSKE, Esq., occupied the chair, and the other Commissioners present were-.Wrn. Pirrie, George MITear, James Ilamilton, Johin Hind, Robt. ...