... nv1,pcx~et1;l. UrI;luanit. (BY MAGXE'1TC ii ECIIAII.) TIOUZUD 01r GO~2X5O -Ti Ciu..Ar Tho SPEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clock. Mr. AYRTON moved the second reading of the Poor Rates Metropolis Bill. Mr. J. LOCKE1 seconded the mlotion. After some discussion the motion was withdrawn. PATENT LAW AMIENDMINT BILL, The second reading of thii Bill was moved by Mr. DUNCOMBE. The lion. member ...

... LATEST N EATS I YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES, (I1Y -MAGNETI TE'LEGRAPHI.) ARIRIVAL OFTHlE BOMBAY MTAIL. The B ,tnh'ci'v tlittt lil~iS tt't'j5il. Tlie coi'lCspofl- deni ce oftth le hu)~tii ,Xewis isi to April 9. 'T'le I'i''t lia.-ts Were appr'oachinig, antI thteic was still t Va 't amilount, of ter'iitot'v to recw.''ei' f'olin the illi sngeltct . The vat'i u e of' Ltteknow', 1y fl eprivhlo- the ...

... WIND) AND WEATHER REPORT-MAY 29. BuFAST-S. W., dlUl. [BY MAUSHT10 TELEGRNAPH.] Ayr, S., dull Hull, N.W., fine Ardrossta, S., dull Londonderry, W1r., fine Birmninghamn, SW,, fiue Limerick, ?? fine Chathain, S., light, fine London, N., dull Cork, W., fine Liverpool, N.W., fine Dublin, S.SW., fine lannahestor, S.W., fine DIundalk, S.E. by E., fine Neivry, S.E., fine Dover, cahu, fine Paisley, W., ...

... I Ica 6cdeg, ast, I - THE ESTABLISIIED CIURCH. The Rev. P. Leo has been appointed to the curacy )f Monksland and Bonnaolon, vacant by the resigna- tion of the Rev. David A. Douidney. TilE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MODRATOP.SUiP OF TIEE GSEERAL. ASsEMULY._ At their mceeting on the 18th instant, the Presbytery of Cavan were unaniinons in ?? the Rev. Dr. Cooke for thle Moderator's chair at the ensuing ...

... h I BELFAST INDEAHNNITY BILL. | A HIO uS E O F CO0AlMMOS. We Mi DAY, MAX' 10. le Titt, Comnndttoo me~t at ten minutes past twelve !I o'clock, Mir. Bouv~iutir in the chair. The CuIAiRMLAN slcisk if aniy arrangement had been - Come to. of ?? iToPE: SCOTT, Q.C.-We have had proposlils ?? to 'IS by two partties-on0 Of' them'I by mly learned friend, Mr. P'hi ml's; Clients, ?? senit their prioposals ...

... 6alabstital. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. On Tuesday last Lord Riversdale, Bishop of Killaloe, held a confirmation at Castleconnell Church, when I several received the sacred rite.. Ballynakil, in the diocese of Waterford, now vacant, is-in the gift of the Bishop of Cashel. PARISH OF AnrAAGH.-ThIe Rev. Mr. Wade, rector of this parish, has appointed Rev. Mr. Murray his first curate, and Rev. Mr. ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF TlE GOSPEL. ToE annual meeting of the supporters of this society washcld on Friday afternoon at St. James's H all, Picca- dilly, London; the Archbishop of Canterbury presi(led. The report stated that the nnmber of the friends and supporters of the society has increased; its receipts exceed those of any preceding year, and the field of its operations has been ...

... LITERIO1 ELECTION COMI UTTEE. [Byr MAOGETIC TELEGRAPH.] House of Commons, Yesterday. The select Committee met, for the first time, this mnorning, AIr. DrLT.OP in the chair. The other membels of tile Committee were-AMr. Cowan, Milr. Stcrling, Mr. Child, Mr. Gurnev. Bribery and intinidatioln are alleged against Mr. George Gavhi, tile sittilig mniiilber. The defeated candidate was Ml. Johin Ball. ...

... - I (FaOM OtUR OjVN COuRESPONDENT.) . LoNDoy, ThuLRSDAY AFTERNOON. Tiso aphorism that 1 threatened men livc ]ong is re- ceiving just at present a fine illustration in the case of the Government of Lord Derby. When the noble lord took office a couple of months ago, tile baffled Whig faction, of whom Lord Palmerston and Lord John Russell may be considered the typo and impelr- soniflcation, ...

... U--?Illptrial varliamat. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. The Oaths Bill was read a third time and passed. On the motion of Lord LYNDHURST, the Tra'nsfer of Land Bill passed through committee, The orders for committing the Law of Rent Pro- perty Amendment Bill, and for the third rgading of the Transfer of' Estate Simplification Bill, were re- spectively discharged, and the ...

... Tmu aunnual meeting of the Belfast Branch of thle London Mlissionary Society washeld in theiondepenidenit Church, Donegnill Street, last evening. The atten- dlance Nvas exceedingly smnall, the body of thle church being but thinly filled. At seven o'clock the chair was taken by TnoNIAS SIN~CLAIR, Esq. On the plat- fornm wvith the Chairman wve noticed-ithe Rev. Ed- tmundl Crisp), andl Rey. Mr. ...

... ?? Vj) ? c ?? I'luin-fettm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1858. NVW have perused with no little pride the tele- graphic summary of Sir James Outram's protest against the Canning proclamation. It perfectly bears out and justifies the despatch of Lord El- lenborough, and, if we may say so, confirms in 1 every particular the views taken by this journal upon the present crisis ...