... .n - ?? vAF. l A Rn, Commanders-G. Western to be Mail Agent, vice Stevens, superseded; C. Parker to the Reserved ?? List of Captains, vice Sharp, deceased. Lieutenants-Sydney Metcalfe to the Ajax; W. S. Hlornby to the Terrible; H. E. Steplieis to the Ifan- nibal; L M. Crako to the Hydra; H. A. Mainwaring- to the Marlborough (additional). Assistant-Paymaster in Charge-John M. Foster to the ...

... THE NORTI[-EAST AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIA- TION OF IRELAND. Tur monthly meeting of the cotumittee waas hold on Friday last. Present-JoicM IHANcoCK, Esq., J.P., in the chair; John Borthwick, Rober'. Morrow, George Martin, John Hamill, Dr. Hodges, M.D.; Captain Brooke, Jonathan Richardson, Alexander Dickson, Joseph Perry, John Phillips, Samuel Smnyth, Adamn Brown, William Charley, Francis Fforde, ...

... LLAWV PROPERTY AND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Tnr eighth annual general meeting of this society was held at the offices, 30, Essex Street, Strand, Lou- don, on Friday, the 28th ult. The report was read by the SrcnTAnuT:- During the past year there hls been a marked itl- crease in the new business, 281 pr oposals having been received, of which 259 have been accepted, and 201 policies issued, ...

... ICING's LYNN, JUNE 5.-The election of P membor to servo in Parliamont for this borough in the room of Lord Stanley, appointed President of the Board of Coutro], took place this afternoon at the town hall. The MrayOr (M1r. J. 0. Sinothani) presided, as return- ino oflicei. The attendanco of the electors was by no means large, as it was publicly kiown in the town that Lord Stanley would not be ...

... BELFAST WATER COMMISSTONERS. * Tur/ortlz- 11 .x1T I l ?? ADJOURNED TRIENNIAL AUDIT. ACCORDING to ?? notice, an ndjorned niedeetilln of ratepayers of Belfist was beld yesterdlay nmorning, in tile Town Hall, at eleven o'clock, for tile purpose of reeiving the triennial audit, together wvith the lo- ports (if any) which the auditors Ilight think tit to subniit to the meeting. Onl the ?? of MIr. D ...

... jroviT l Iltdlgmm TESTIS0ON[ALc.-Tlle ladies of the congregation of Trinity ChurchIl have just presented their esteemed pastor, tho Rev, Theophilus Campbell, with a full suit of canonicals, comprising Master's gown and hood, cassock, tippet, and bands in band case; also, a copy of Bagstor's Fac-simile Bible, and some articles of pinto. The whole accompanied with a suitable address. NEr ...

... ax.orrpoill___ TIIE BEiFAST MER1.URY AND TIHE IN- DEMINITY BLL. TnE following letter, addressed to lhe editor of the Belfalst iercuryl has been forwarded to us for in- scrtion:_ 7, Audliy's SqualRe, V., June 9, 1858 SIR-Referring1 to a stalement nmrde in your nimben r of the 3rd instant, attributing to Ine the em- ployment. of corrupt infltiences in reslect. of the late Indemnity B1ill for ...

... If cctliusticall TIHE ESTABLISHED CIHURCH. (PRosM T13 CHRISTIAN E.AMIUER ron Jut;N.) APPOINTMENTS-Dioceso of Arinagh-Rev. NCw- port B. White, to tile curacy of Lougligall, patron, the Rector, Rtev. John Hienry King, to thoe pepetilal cnracy of Acton; patron, the Incnheicot of Rally- tnore, Rev. AlexaLudler Irwinl; to thc rectory of KiUs- leavy and precontorshipP Armiagli, patron, the lord ...

... #[ ?t g.! d f it ?,t )q, c ?? ? ?-f c f f c r+ (E3STABLISHED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1858. TnIa Times has a second article in reference to the naval and military preparations which it still asserts are bking made in France. Directions have been given to the managers of the French papers to exclude from their journals all allusion to the articles on the subject. The Emperor ...

... win,,yerat 9etr~iet 1tel___ (BY l As C N Pr TI TE L E RAP IH.) HIOIJSE OF LOilDS-YE'stauAY. Lord DONOUGIDIOIRI laid on Ilo tahile a series of ehargesagainst M1. A Dernliott, Assistarrt-Barrister for tile County of etry, and moved that the said articles be printed and at copy thereof furnished to Mr. M'Dcrrn(tt. After a prolonlged uxnxplaiationt of ?? circulitstances of tile case, hi lordship ...

... ( .O OU11 OWNV CORRFRSPONDENT.) LONDON SATURDAY EVENIXN. TusE ex- Attorncy-Gcncral for Ireland has exhibited the liveliest interest in the welfare of Belfast. He r ose yesterday evening as the House was about to pass to the orders of the day, with the gravity of a man wihose destiny for sseal or woe was in the balance, and favoured the House with his version of the riots, grounded upon the ...

... I I House of Commons, Tuesday Evening. Tun Select Committee appointed by the House of Commons some weeks since, to Inquire into the alleged destitution in the districts of Gweedore and Cloughaneely, County Donegal, sat this morning, at twelve o'clock, for tile first time, in Comimittee-rooml No. 7. The members present were-Mir. Bagwell (Chairman), Sir E. Hayes, Mr. P. W. 'Martin, Mr. Dobbs, ...