... CONTEMPLATED PR RESNTATION To Loiwl AND LADY s ?? wvil be remembered that., during thepiast Summer, Lord M1assereene, in tilh most hand- some and liberal manner, threw ol )pen his park, grounds, and gardens every Svturday to excursio ists from Bileliltt- a privilege of wich Iallny t housaids tool advantage. It is gratityiig to know that the worldng classes, who enjoyc d the benecfits of those ...

... DUBLIN, MONDAY. TiuE visitation appointed to be held in Trinity College to hear the appeal of Dr. Shaw and Mr. Carmichael, two of the Fellows, who had been censured by the board, for having written a letter to a newspaper, took place this day, in the dining hall of the College, which was prepared for the occasion, having been bitted up with a bench for the Visitors, a large table for counsel ...

... II'ISII Cilultol. MISSIONS TO RoM.XI CATIIONlS.- It will be seen by advertisenictit in another Colmun, that sernions will be preached to morrow in the se- veral Episcopaliani Churches in this town, in aid of the Irish Church Missions to Roman Catholics. In th mnorning the Rev. Mr. Ellis, secretary to ithe so- ciety, will preach in Christ Church, and the Rev. John Lynch, missionary in Counenar ...

... R A I LWAY TIME-TABLE. [ARRANGED FOR TEE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS Will leavie for the undermentioned places from and to Belfast, on week days, at the following hours From Belfast. To Belfast. 6, 9 80 am; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 7 58, 10 27 am; 2 50 b 40 pin.. 7,.N amt; 12 1i, 4 30, Armagh 7 20, ' 80 Am, 12 i, r15pm . 400 pm 0, 9 30 al1a; 2, 4 30 pm Blallyclaro 8 21,10 51 Am, 3 21, a 3 7 aim; 12 at; 4 30 ...

... ',TIHE SAMIIB AND TIIB NIGGER. UNDEn tills bcading we find a letter in the Timves, from Dr' Russell, the well-known correspondent df that journal. The subject. may readily be ipfuriecl from tile title. It is the treatment in gencral life, of the natives of India by tile ruling. race. We ogive some portions of thle letter here:- The other day I was riding through the bazaar' at Siila with ...

... PERSONAL,' BUT COMPLIMENTARY. THE Northern Wh'ig of Saturday makes itself even more ridiculous by its obscure allusion to its I Per- sonal,' but Complimentary correspondentee. It pre- tends not even as yet to see that it Nvas mercilessly hoaxed, notwithstanding that copies of the absurd letter were on the same day sent to at least three other Belfast journals. The ll/bdg alone was vain ...

... TIlE BROWN STREBT SUNDAY AND DAILY SCHOOLS. . irir ?? elsewhere tile aninuial lecting or tile iriends of these excellent schools, held on Satilrdily, under the presidency of the Miayo'. All tihe schools nppear, from the report, to lo ie ost successful in anlording a sound Scriptural educatioei to a very large iumber of poor chlildi'n, but a dillicully 'has been pressinig on the committee for ...

... POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRAL ASIA. O 'Monday afternoon a deputation, representing I Inlage niumber of h~anlers, merchants, and other peri sons interested in the welfare of the colonies of Ncv South Wales, Mlorcton Bay. and New Zealand, waiter bi appoitltmcnt upon Sir D. Bulwer, at the Colonia 011ce, to present a memorial in favour of the estab lishment of a new postal comrunication via ...

... ! f t If a t l e , )Ftter. I - I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (ESTABLISHID ANNO 1737.) e e BELFAST: d Ir MONDAY, NOV. 22, 1858. d AVE are happy to find that a contract has beer * signed with the Red Sea and India Telegrapt Company by the Lords of the Treasury. Thi cable is in process of manufacture, and it is hoped that the portion from Suez to Aden will be laid it the Spring. The letter of ...

... 1 THE County Dublin Quarter Sessions conmnenced on Wednesday, in tile Court-l-Ionse, Kilmaiuham, before hlr. O'HAGO~, QO, Thle Grand Jury having been sworn, His lWonsnip, after sonic remarks on the calendar, proceeded to ?? is a subject of congratn- lation of high and general interest in the enactment during the past session of an Act (21 and 22 Vic., c. 103) To Promote and Regulate ...

... ?? SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS. I(ino TIIE 115n1s1 FARMERS' GAZETTE.) PROPAGATiNG SCAMIAtE.-SOW thle seod in drills about 18 inches apart; they should be sown as soon as possiblo, and should have been sown early in the Spring. Dress with a little salt once a week, and keep the plants clean; in October next they should be transplanted in rich, deep, and dry soil, in rows about 4 feet apart and 2 ...

... TuE WEEKLY MARKET NOTE, DRAWN UP BY A COMMITTMB OP THE LINRN TRADE, APPOINTED UNDcn THI{ SANOTIOV OF TIO BiELFAST CAMBIER OF COM3013RCE. Belfast, Alonday Evening, Nov. 15, 1858. Flaxseed-We have no arrivals to report this week. Flax-The supply Or flax in tile country markets still continues large, and is quickly taken at full prices. At Cootehill, Ballibay, and Monaghan, 55 to 60 tons wvere ol ...