... ANDEL1SONSTOVN TOTAL ABSTIN ENCE SOCIETY. (c o 31 f U N I C A T r D .) WlVI are glad to learn that a Total Abstinence Society ?? been coinmmuced il teie above village. In these d(ys1 Ib wheii (tlrtiiikeiliiss is doinlg its deadly work, spreading misery and woo in many a onco lhappy dwelling, weo hail with joy the persevering efforts of oiir temperance friend,)(s who conic forward and exert ...

... ifI I( a !t l (ESTABLISIMTD ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 1858. THE news by telegraph since our last possesses no feature deserving of particular notice. Our Dublin Correspondent, by special tele. graphic despatch, enables us to give elsewhere the appointments consequent on the resignation, by E. Tickell, Esq, of the Chairmanship of County Armagh. We publish in another column a ...

... 6?? (11!. g' ? d fit ?,f I c i?. d5- -y4r, et f c r. (I'lTM3111SIED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATTURID AY, JAN. IG, 1858. As we anticipated, thero is an:othie(rand later tele- grainl from ?? first tinat wias despatched under tihe new arriangoment for ai weekly mail. Tlhe falt thlat there is no intelligen-ce [oin ?? --the provi'nec ii10l o vuwi till the in terest is at presnlet. conei ated-takes ...

... ROYAL INTERAITAlRIAGES-ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA. I Youwt readers are well aware, both fromn their own historical studies and from Ftbrmer letters of mine, that thle approaching matrimoninl alliance of the two toyal families of Great Britain and Prussia is far fromn being without precedent in thle joint history of the two CoUlntries, Frederick l, tho first King of Prlssia, married Sophia Charlotta, ...

... I [FnOM OUR OWVN COamESPOiDmNTn] LOnDOX, WVEDNESDAY EvENING. TinE doings of the Court, the arrivals of the German Princes, and the preparations for the Royal marriage are the only topics of conversation here, if, indeed, we except some rather startling denoeeentents reslsecting the East India Company and the means by which they are seeking to avert their impending destrite- tion. Bit first ...

... 9~ ra2 . AVESTlMINSTiEIR ABB~EY SlEIA EIqICS (FRO'M TlE' 'lIMES.) WI a at onto root au amiiable titisali tliropo wi'o said tlat, 'in Iris optinrio thle prer'ti~ttloll of' Chilrch NVOV- Mlp wNrS fiiichrl serv1 NI'iCV in ll Cathedral ona Avcek dav lie io his own peisoti rlfbrinr rig th whole Ci rg'(grtt1ioni Ilsit'dils fltilhe ofcat ing clet'yrpian. 'I'llt notiollsi tit ?? as to C'hill-lt ...

... YESTERDAY, we had the pleasure of inspecting at Donegall Quay, a flne steam-ship, the Leopard, lately built on the Clyde, and shortly to be placed on the Liverpool and Glasgow station. The Leopard was built by thle Alessrs. Denny & Brothers, Dumbarton, for that enterprising firm, the Messrs. Burns, of Glas- gow, and whether we consider the gracefulness of her lines, and her apparently iirst ...

... THE ESTABLISHIED CHURCI. TRINITY COLtEOE CIIAPEL.-There was an ordina- tion held on Sunday, in thc chapel of Trinity College, Dytblin. The Right 11ev. the Lord Bishop of Limerick, Ardfert, and Aghadnoe, was the officiating prelate. Mr..Thoas i inigsinill, Abbott, M.A., ?? was admitted to deacon's orders. LINCOLN'S INN,.Tlle important ofllce of preacher. which has proved the stepplingstolle to ...

... . AN official document has just been forwarded to us for publication, from the Grand Jury-room Lifrord, which finally exposes the unworthy trick by which it was sought to extract funds from the pockets of all who can sympathiso with suffering. A false cry was got up, and made to sound like truth. An appeal was circulated, which, if its statemehts were well founded,-should have met a warm ...

... gyritulfxxe. SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS. (FROM THE IRISH FARIER'S GAZETTIE.) GIVINa Ix-OALY E Cows MANGErLS-A moderate quantity of succulent food, such as mangels, turnips, &C., given to in-calf cows, is of great service in pro- rhoting a secretion of milk; but too much of it is baneful, because It occupies too much space in the animal's stomach, it tends to promote too great se- dretion of milk' ...

... MALTA.-FORCIBLE D&TENTION OF A SE- CEDING PRIEST. WE (Record) have received the painfully interesting caso of a priest who, having had his eyes opened to the falsehood of the Romisl system, has becn forcibly seized and placetl in a3lunatic asylum, ;vhere, at the date of the lettci (March 20), h~e was still confined. His name is Joseppi Borj. About the 20th February, he had, on the previous ...

... ilnriral Edward Ilawlker, to the Service Pension vice Lord Ayilmer, deceased. Commander-William K. Jollitfa, to he Inspecting Coinnianlder in the Coast Guiard Servico, vice Alac- Gregor, whose period ol'service expires. Lieutenanti -Tihomas Williams, Director or Police at Devonport Dockyard, to be Liontenanti Superitendent of Green wich Schoels ,vice Monk, deceased; Charles Al. Buckle to ...