... 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 ...

... ½?enrc. Tj TIlE 7EDITOR OF Till' BELFAST XEW\S-LETTER. sw-r fccl much obliged for your inserting my let- ter of 8th instant. Inl anlswer thertto you have pill)- lishedl a letter from aiessrs. Clotworthy & Pinlkertoll, to ?? f sball only briefly reply. I made nlo attack, but stated merc facts, and :lr. Robert Marshall mly clerk, has ttle(ac a declaration before a Inagistrate, as to what Mr. ...

... [FROM oun OWN REPORTER.] LONDON, TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Tuii committee hive not yet taken up the above Bill. It is not likely that they will be througlh wit] the other 13ills-one of' them a Gas Bill-belbcre Thursday. Mr. Mitchell, the MIP. lor Bridport, is chairman. The supporters and opponents of tile Bill already nmister ?? the 6criner are Dr.- M&Ge, Sir XV. G. Johnson, Mlessrs. Lepper, Ewart, ...

... ?? 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 ...

... KERRY-RE-ELECTION OF TIlE CHIEF SECRETARY. TIIALEE, TUrSDAy.-At eleyen o'clock this day Colonel Herbert, with his friends, entered the Court- house, which was but partially filled, and all seemed serene and orderly, EDWARD Mionyny, Esq., hraving read the writ, Sir WILLIAr m D. Go)nneY, Kilcoleman Abboy, came forward, and was partially greeted, to propose Colonel Herbert as a fit and proper ...

... 'TiHE NEW EDUCATION MOVEMENT. No nations of ancient or modern times have done so much for the establishment of perfect systems of national education as Prussia and Holland. Instruction ill Prussia is made compulsory, and when necessiny, the civil magistrate compels the parent to send his children to school. So wide is the diffusion of education, that whilst in England one person out of fifteen ...

... GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE- DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIIUMS BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT. TIL T distribution of the prizes and certificates awarded to the successful candidates at the examinations for thte session of 185of-7, h1ld in the Govnnieint Schools of Science applied to the Miniing and thle Arts, estab- ?? in ?? with the MUSeum SCI Of Irish IlI- dustry, Stephen's Grcen, took place on ...

... LATEST N E IV 8, yEsT1rElRDAY'S DESPATCHES. y IrrTSti AND IRISl MlAGNETIC TELEG1RipI ] 13 E L G I U -J Brussels, June 23. '[lie laarriagC of thle Arelhduke ?? lrktiel, o&f t11e Emlperor of Austria, with tilh Princess tciglot(e. daigh1terl of tile ?? of the Belgians, is ?? fixed for July 27. II US S I A. St. Petersburg, June 15. (lanid Duke arrived to-day, and will take the J;tion oa ffiairs ...

... 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 ...

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... tz~C.AT- A general court martial assembled at Muilihgar on tie 16th nIt., lnder thle presijency of' Lieut.-ckiollel Bedford, 130th Rifles, for the trial of 'Quartermaster J. Burke, of' he dcptst battalion, on caril-ges arisingg out of some disagreentnts bctwveen that ofiecr and ajjor Warburton, the barrack-master at Mnllingnr. The sentence has not transpired, but thiougihan error in t be ...

... Ttwr London Poseovites are fratntio because of the Bishop of London's eoutinued efforts to put down their heresy with unsparing hand. IT the Morn- illy Post are tile following outbursts of Puseyite wrathl ald terrolr Let the Bishkop learn, before it is too late, that he calIttiot, and simul not, toigil-rido it in this fashion over the best of his ubretlren. Let him know that there are those ...