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... , ? c '?Pvlfimt Alctuldfa ., (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1858. IT appears, froun an official report which has been published, that the frauds upon the Commercial Dock Company hive bcrn going on for the last twenty-one yoers, and that the amount embezzled was over £20,000. Howv such a sum could be taken from a company without detection, the perpetrator systeematicidly ...
... ULSTER SOCIETY. FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE EDUCATION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB AND T1IN BLIND-PUBLIC MEETING 'IN HOLYWOOD. YUTERDAY evening, a public meeting, in aid of the Ulster Society for the Promotion of the Educatioll of thle Deaf and Dumb and tile Blind, was held in tile Asse: ably-roums, Holywood, whon the Rev. Dr. Couke and the Rev. Mr. Kiinghan attended as the deputation on the part of the ...
... OPERATION OF THE IRTSfI ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. THE following suggestions on the expediency of fa. cilitating tile sale and transfer of land il Great Britain, were communicated to the National Associa- tion for tire Promotion of Social Sicnco, by John Locke, A.B., ?? Dublin:- The beneficial efeccts, social and econonic, result. ing fromn the liberation of land from legal restrictions in ...
... Tna age of chivalry is gone, or survives only in bur- lesque, stripped oven of its honourable ideal, Tho knight of old fought not only for his lady fair, but roamed throagh the orild to give succour to all dis- tressel damsels against trant or Paynim. Even in Cervantes' time, there still hung around the demented Knight of La Maancha a dreamy thought of his Dul- cin'a's perfection, and all ...
... BELFAST HIARUOUR COMIMISSIONERS. YIE5TERDAY, tile ?? fortnighily m1eeting of this Board waas held at the llarboir-ofice, JOII.N Cr taaRa, Esq., J.P., in the chair. The other Commissioners present ?? Hamilton, 1obert Henderson, Tlhomras Sinclair, Robert Patterson, Jamics Carlisle, Robert Workman, Edward Cocy, SamieL U'Causland, William J. Young, Eslirs. The SaRETAstY read the minutes of last ...
... NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THEPROMOTION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OUT. 16.-This morning the concluding meotiug of the Congress was held in the Concert Theatre, Lord J. RUSSIELL presiding. The noble lord announced that the Lord Chancellor of Ireland had not bean able to obtain the Govern- ment doculment necessary to his leaving Ireland in time to attend the meeting, but he had sent ...
... - - YESTERD.AY'S DESPATOCHES. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) THE PORTUGUESE DIFFICULTY, The Patric, in an article on the Porttigiuese difficulty, says the mediation clause in the treaty of Paris is nut applicable to this case, which, it says, relates to a ,jiestion of dignity and limnour requiring reparation, and not Iaving any dloor open fi.r cunciliation. It is instructed to say that the French ...
... [nROM OUB OWrN COBISESPONaENT,] NaX\YORKC, OCTO!ER, 5til, 1858. TJi los of the steamer Austriastill conltinues to fur- nish a subject of comment to thleo wspalAurs, and the interest at first Colt in the unfortinate Sufferers has by II( means (lied away. The friequency of these acci- dents, of late years, shonud cause an ieerased watch- fulness and care otl the part of those in comnimaid of ...
... (FROM OUR OWN COR1RESPONDENT.). D1unri.y, TUESDAY EVENIXNO, OCT. 19. I ?? just been favo-red1 Vith thlc relport Of the Tuam i'rotestant Orphan Society, in the aupliendiX to which therc is a fuliaccoililt of the intercsting caso ort he O'A'ailcy orplhans. Youtr readers may remember the rase of thc or- pillans who wrnere illegally banded over in Augist last lb thre Ttamn Boar(d 6f Guardians to ...