... TflXt furl. FAIRMING OPERATIONS FOR JUNE. FnEQUENTLY Swede turnip Sowing odcupies the far- ?? esacially 'during the early part of the month. It ;i advisable, however, to get this operation con- cluded at as early a period as possible; and when tuinip'sowinglastsbeyond .thd 10th of the month, rather to sow Aberdeens, hybrids, &c. The lawton turnip is also a good variety for June sowing on ...

... CONTINUEP RIOTING IN BELFAST. YESTERDAY evening, the rioting, which disgraced a district of the town Oil Sunday evening, was resumed under very similar circunistattces; but, owing to the presence of a large policc fi)r ,e the combatants were almost entirely prevented from coming into collision. It was runiorired in town during the whole of yesterday that the Roman Catholic mob, who, returning ...

... XIly2xiat adrianllvut [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. 'THE JEW QUESTION, Tui Commons' reasons for disagreeing with their lordships' amendment on the Oaths Bill, having been brought up for consideration, The Earl of LUCAN moved the amendment of which he had given notice, to the following effect:- That whenever any of her Majesty's subjects pro- fessing the Jewish religion ...

... TlIN monthly committee-racetiflg was held in Belfast on 26th May. There were present-W. Sharman Crawford, Esq., Crawfordsburn; W. Ewart, jun., Jas. Hfind, John Herdman, and John Borthwick, Esqrs. The SECRETAnY read letters fromn the instructors, *who reported that the sowing season had terminated, and that the appearance of the young crop above ground was very satisfactory. In some districts ...

... N-I: IJ~s'-LET2I:I) 011i0 l ?? TVEUSi XV 1 ('cl.Ouli, P'.Zi. T II E .11 I N I STE Y. Sir E. 1,. Ly ttol, th1c lluwlVh-llopoilltcO SV''5l' - '1 tl ( l 'i o I Il's, II z I siltp 'ytl hIiIiI f'ull' I, re-ij ?? ! liillbrodslire. A vlr l:evcrlc collte~t pue'tedl. ?? Liberalls ha:vI! 5t:lr{(cd Captat~in Gr;l'N . 1l 7.. t1m11 eli 1.1!d Cios,'vuiioy. Ll lks adtlruss to I t ?? rni, ri: E. 1;. 1'i ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FREE CHURCU I FRIDAY, MAAY 28. THtE Assembly resumed to-day, at eleven o'clock- Dr. BEITH, Moderator. TRIALS OF STUDENTAI, Dr. CANDLTISH submitted the report of the Exami- nation Board, which stated that last year 30 stutlents passed the examination for entering the hail, ant 40 passed the examination at the close of the session. On the motion of M1r. WiL.KER, Carnwath, ...

... FURTHER PARTICULARS, T}IE Oude Begum, it is reported, has taken posses- sion of a strong fort in the immediate neighbourhood of Khyrbad. She has 3,000 adherents and a goodly quantity of treasure. Maun Siigh has undertakeui to supply boats for the passage of the Gboolkas across the Gogra. These allies are at Nawabgung and have 4,000 men ladenw itli plunder. Koer Singh is said to be very anxious ...

... R, Global slid Sffitaq, PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. YARn-OFFiCE, MAY 2ST1l. 2nd Regimoent of Dragoon Guards-Capt. John G. Price to be Major, without purchase, vice J. P. Smith killed in action; Lieut. C. H. Allfrey, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Price; Cornet H. J. de Mont- morency to be Lieut. without purchase, vice Allfre±. 6th-The commissions of the undermentioned of- flcers to be ...

... ? GARDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. PLAAN? DrPARTSMBnT.-Conservatory, &c. - Sonie of the hardlerlstdck in this structure, such as hybrid rhodidendroids, camellias forming buds, and orange troe In. tubs or pots may soon by set out-of-doors. This 'will give more room to such plants as must rc- niain, both on account of their tenderness and the display they male. Such of the stove plants or ...

... BELFAST PRESIBYTERY. Tim ordinary monthly meeting of this reverend body was held yesterday, in Rev. J. M'Kee's Church, Alfred Place-the Rev. IsAAC NELSON, Moderator, in the chair. REVIVAL OF RELIGION. After the Presbytery had beer, duly constituted, nearly two hours were appropriated to special services in support of a revival of religion throughout its bounds. Rev. Dr. Edgar, Rev. Dr. Morgan ...

... ;raer has received its private telegram from * vith dates to the 9th instant. The ?? and General Walpole en- tered Shabjehanapore, without opposition, on the 30tht April, and marched for Bareilly on the 2nd May. I The Moulve and followers were flying back into t Oude. Nana Sahib was in Bareilly. The Hiudoos were friendly. The intelligence of the reverse and loss sustained by Walpolo in Oude is ...

... GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-FRIDAY, MAY 28. Tim Assembly met at eleven o'clock-Dr. LursuayN, Moderator. HOME MISSION COO10NERSIIIP. Dr. W. PIRip, Aberdeen, moved the appointment of Dr. Crawford of St. Andrew's Church, to be Con- vener of the Home Mission Committee, in room of Dr. Simpson, resigned. The motion was agreed to unanimously. MINISTERS WiOowS' FUND. Dr. GRANT, of St. ...