... TIHE BELFAST CHANCERY SUIT. W tiare enalbled( to state tihat tile supplemental in- iormaxtiiin in this suit, as against Mr. Kennedy, has been disiinescd; mrd Mr. Boa, tho Rclator, has been ol(dere(l to pay that gentleman's costs. ...

... BIALLYMENN TOWN CONEMISSIONERS. (FjuRM OUR CORR3SPOND2T) I ON Friday, the 15th instant, the annual meeting of ratej)ayors, nuder the Towns Improvement (Ireland) Act, 1854, was held at thle Comnmissioners' offce, for the pllnrpose of electing three Commissioners in the room of' Messrs. John Straian, James Kinnear, and JohnClhrirtie, who retired by rotation. ANDRiEW rTODD Drueg,,Y Esq., tile ...

... ROMISII CIHAPELS AND PROTESTANT CON- TRIBUTORS. Wip perceive, by the Newry and tuidundl papers, that a new Rotnan Catholic Chsapcl has just been erected at Rathfriland, and is to be opened on Sulday next. Nearly twenty years ago, we hear, the ttildinig was conmibenced, and its slow progress was, doubtless, owing, first, to the Want of funds; and, secondly, to the decline of Romanisin in the ...

... K) c Wxll,,tIfit s tX, civ t srtftc r. (ESTABLISHEUD ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, OCT. 16, 1868. 'im telegram of Indian news which we publish this morning gives ample proof that, if the mu- tiny, as an event, be crushed, its results, in the shape of multiplied disturbance throughont the length and breadth of India, are by no means over. In the Punjab two regiments bad nluti- nied. and were ...

... SEUMON ru TE PARES CaiaRCImu I It will be seen by advertisement in another column that a sermon ?? be preached, after uorning ser- vice, in the Parish Church (St. Anne's), to-morrow, by the Rev. Wm, Anderson, Curate of the parish, when ?? sn11ject will be- Tlie Litany.' It is admitted by all Evangelical Christinn denominations that, as a form of player, thlt Litany of the Church of England ...

... DUBLIN, FRIDAY. [FROM OUR SPEOIAL R1 PORT7R.] (Before the Tlon, Judge MACAN.) IN TIHE MATTER OF DIXNEN AND DAVIDSON. TmERE was a meeting in this matter for proof of debts, and for tile final examination of the bankrupts. Mr. ODIeAMi, agent to the eomMissioll, applied to tile Coulrt that the examination of the bankrupts-of whom no tidings had been heard since the last meet- ing-sbonld be ...

... | I PRESEMTAT[ON TO LADY mASSErEImXNE IN yesterday's News-Letter, WC mentioned briefly tile circumstances connected with thle presentation to Lady Massercene by the members of this club. We now supply fuller particulars:- At a quarter before five o'clock on Thursday, several members of the club repaired to Antrim Castle, for the purpose of presenting Viscoiuntess Massereene and Ferrard with a ...

... TuE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY, [FRnOx OUR SPECIAL flfPORTEP.] DUBLINT, HALs-PAST FoeR o'cfocs. AT a mecting in Doblin Castle, to-day, the proceed. ings of whichi had not termlinated when this despatch vas forwarded, prizes Worle conferred on the under-- named gentlemen from tlc Belfast College:- Tlhe plizemenl from tile Colleges of Cork and Gal- wray ?? amount to only seventeen-from Bel- fast alone ...

... I (ritOM ouit OWvv coInrESPO-DaNT.) LomzoN, IVEMNESDAY EVENING. TII National Association for thle Promotion of Social Science has been good enough to open its campaign just at tho momnTIL Whell a dearth of news vas immilneit, and to tll ?? inovitable. Tile peripatetic pifflosophers and puilndits who, a brief fortnight siricL, cnlightened the ?? capital and astonished the world by tile depth of ...

... YESTERDAY'S DESPATCOIES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) INDIA. The following telegram has been received at the East Indial House, to the Secretary, E. J. Ilowve, from G. F. Edminudson, Esq., Secretary to the Government of India, with the Governor-General:- Allalabad, Sept. 12. 0 U DE. The cantonment of Sultanpore was occupied by our forces, without opposition, on tho 29th of Aug., the rebels having ...

... LECTURE IN IHOLYWOOD BY TI{E REV. J. MIENEELY ON THlE OBSERVANCE OF TIHE S. BBAT1I. LAST ovening, the Rev. J. L'eneely, of Ballymacarrett, delivered a lecture in the Assembly Rooms, Holy- wood, on- The Observance of tio Sabbath. Thle atteirdanece, notwithstanding the unfavourableness of the weather, was large and respectable. The Rev, HE13NRY lHENDERSON occupied the chair. The proceedings ...

... £fprp 3(litltli3fflLe. C IT I N A. HoNu-Ko~xo, LAm. 24.-1ho outward inail leaves to-day, per steamer Gainges. It has been notified by thle agent of the P'eninsular and Oriental Steam Navi- gation Company that an extra steamer will be de- spatched to Guile and Bomsbay on the 26th instant, or, last advices. The Comisnisjonuts from Polsin, who As'erc to Meet loin there to arrange the new taritl, ...