... ANDEL1SONSTOVN TOTAL ABSTIN ENCE SOCIETY. (c o 31 f U N I C A T r D .) WlVI are glad to learn that a Total Abstinence Society ?? been coinmmuced il teie above village. In these d(ys1 Ib wheii (tlrtiiikeiliiss is doinlg its deadly work, spreading misery and woo in many a onco lhappy dwelling, weo hail with joy the persevering efforts of oiir temperance friend,)(s who conic forward and exert ...

... ULSTER R1AILWAY COMPANY. Tim-e folloWing is thle report to be submitted to the meeting of proprietors of tire above company, at thle meceting to ho held on Wednesday necxt, 17th Nov.:- EXTENSION' TO CLONES AND CAYAN.-It Will hle itt thle recollection of thle Shareholders that, after tile rqjeetion by Parlliameont, in the session of 1854, oftbe( soheiories pronmotedl by thea Dundallc anti ...

... IS TH1E CHURCH OF ROME THE APOSTACY FORETOLD IN SCRIPTURE?' TUESDAY evening, a lecture on thlis subject Was de- livered by the Rev. Johin Macinaugihtan, in thc Rose- mary Strect Presbyterian Churcl, in connexion with tih congregational young incns society. The ediflce Was crowded on the occasion. After thc usuil devotional exorcises, The Rev. JOiiX MACSAUO4ITAX ?? are certain fastidious minds ...

... Ixqutiann.-Tiire was anl increase in the total pop)u- lation of the Three Kingdoms silhown I)y the i ast census. Tle population of Ireland ha ad, however, decreased enormously, being 1,623,1541 less than i 18511. AN AN XIOuS PARENT-We have not lbeel faveireld with yonrinamie, andsoimanyparenitsarc anxious, cither by chalacter or circuIlistances, that we can- not say we know vyo by dscription ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OFFICE,.PALL MALL, Nov. 9. BREYET.-HIs ROYAL HiGHiNESs ALBERT EDWARD, PENtOE OF WALES AND DUBs OF CORNWALL, TO UE COLONEL IN True ARMY; Nov. 9. WAR-OFFICE, PALL MALL, NOV. 9. 2nd Regt. Dragoon Guards-E. Metealle, gCet., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Rensihaw, promoted in 13th Light Dragoons. 4th Light Dragoons-The first Christian name of Cornet Dollerty is ...

... RtAILWAY TIMIB-TABLE. [ARRANGED FOR TIlE NEWS-LITTER.] TRAINS will leave frr the lmdermentiolled places, frum and to Belflast, onl weck days, at the folowving hours :_ From flelfast. To Belfast. 3, 9 3a am; 2, 3 20 pm Antrim 7 58, 10*37 am; 2 59 7 am; 12 In, 4 80, Armngh 7 20, 8) 40 anm, 12 n, 7511 wn 4 80) pml , 80 sal; 2, 520 pill ?? .21,10851 am, 8 21, 3 3 7 ?? 2 1a;. 30 pail B4salilav 40 ...

... TOWN COUNCIL BOOK-KEEPINO. TuE publication of the auditors' report of last year's account of the receipts and expenditure of the Town Council has been made the occasion, by some of our contemporaries, for indulging in the old strain of invective against the Town Council. The auditors, whilst certifying the perfect accuracy of the accounts, object to thle principle adopted in keeping the books, ...

... THE O'lAlALLEY ORPHANS. TunEditorofthc 10eyfst Neies-T.etter begs to ecknow- edge tile reccipt of the following SUMS, ill aid of the fund now being raised on behalf of thle O'Malley orphnns:- A Lover of Fair Play .£1 0 0 John Cranston, Esq., Crancirook, Coalisland, I 0 0 ?? ?? ..1 0 0 J D., Dungannon, ?? 2 2 0 Mrs. Dobbs, Castle Dobbs, 1 0 0 Orphan Friends at ?? 2 0 0 Fetwthersubscriptions are ...

... LATEST TNEWS. [BIY BIAIN~i-TIC TELrtCIRArll.] T LT It K E Y. IsmailI Psl~ti, t lic Turkishi Imperial Commnissioner Whoi had liceli w tint to *ielddlh, tins rutiurned to Coll- ?? wit him thirty-six ?? t isolter's I11010 o1' less impilicated ill the( m111,urdeof thue Frellch andt( Engolish Consitis. Nothilli, was known of' tile punishimenit which wouhl be jinflicted on them,. p ill A. N C E TwVo ...

... .zble 4b lffalsf t W, elu.-'!fc ftecr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, NOV. 11, 1858. Was elsewhere publish a telegraphic summary of the address delivered by the Premier on Tuesday night, at the Lordc Mayor's banquet at Guildhall. It will be observed that Lord Derby spoke with cautious reserve in reference to the mensures of tile cominig session, assuring tho assembly, how- ever, ...