... 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 ...

... -AAYD' * r - e * J>J f, . . ,ahlpft-Pq3,t~mouth-;rl $ i - ?? -, , §-r . F. w' & .XtbqI9 - tot Pou~ji~u~ ~ 10. Th'i00,PBlg~ W41 Wnutonf~in r'i.idonboscfthe k~t~ ?? tte a rhs I' i the |edd~3~L~, f f9,ours di ?? ' fioe said- ingltlelau wyI' the atateo le atq br ,p qatb dlewr;-'but iloetis honourable, court Wml tsnoe0 aideratlog the ik d*ife veery ibii olf6.r Tb letded me~o n-ip~gfo 'Spite4 ...

... ALL-HALL.OW FAIR. WEDNESD&AYT.N07. 10. The show to-day of all kinds did not amount to the numbers anticipated, but still the show was large, and the quality of the kinds- exhibited good. The stock shown consist-d of a few two-year-old West Highland stots; and also heifers, which were in de- mand to-day, and sold at equally as high prices as yesterday. The North Highland cattle, of all ages, ...

... THE INEW PIUSSISAN MINISTRY. T .; change in the 'ru.~,ianj Ministry which bas followed bo close upon the ?? of the PuiNuE or; PRiUSsi as Regent, can hairdly fail to excife ?? dargee of interest in this country. For at least P tee years pas- B]AL:ON MAI;THUFSKL has been the h infijuling spirit of the Prussialn Govornient, shich1 b has :Uainly derived its insp iration from him. His po'iey 5 maJ ...

... N- -#DEM T. 2 i *Dgthe l ast Few Yaat ~ tltillo has hada Y nh iap z wlnifal ofifmanwageent Of the~orte ?? speeo u aia 'the litrbutionof ineiruotfiionocsr~i6= 1 'al.mem~ant vessels, so that thifr cre ~rifil e*1~~ 'gn1rstef the Propkeztep~e tbs-tkiitkcsmt e 51flrcomuni~majby~ln ?? ;nrdtssasd rocketspartewtth hr4litttI1 .;IUw,*iss from sahmto withe the om&t1 prresidling ontise oc owiq POW.A ...

... THiE PALA CE OF T lE PEJPLE fUSIVE'LL4HILL. Tbe public are not quite unprepared for the announce- mient twat aut undertaking has ?? s'-t on foot fur estab. lisbing a second Crystal Palace in the neighbourhood of the metropolis. The idea, like that which led to the foundation of the existing Palace at Sydenhem, is an offshoot ol the Great Exhibition of 1851 ; but although there is a stronjg ...

... The Prince of WValcs will entetr the ?? as an officer in the Coldstresin Guards. There are ats many as 108 cases in the ~ivly0o Court for divorces, and juidiclial separation. The number of insane pear of Irelaned meiceitilinot] at the public cost., or- et large, enl the lot Of douu11:trv, l-c',7 was 0,280. sA ,Jury-hox ?? has becca made fon: tim Cceurt of I.Chancery. it is portable, and can ...

... if, ouip I'lliscalmill. SPANISH EXPEDITION AGAINST 'THE RIFF PIRATES.- Tile expedition against Rliff is on tho point of starting. It Consists of eight steaml-vessels. No advance wvill be made into the interior, but the coast will be attacked, and all suspaeted ships destroyed.-ilforning Post. The Paris Prease says :- We seem to have returned to the blessed time of miracles. La Salette and the ...

... AIULTUM IN PARVO. 1a I Roll YS A cabinet council was held yesterday afternoon. soon st Mr. Tancred, M.P. for Banbury, has resigned his the* VO seat. thin 71 The papers announce the death of Dr. Peacock, per r Dean of iEly. dee at An Irish drover, named ?? Meigham, was that be robbed at Bolton, a few days ago, of £47 in gold and mar tat notes, by a woman whom he casually met and entered not 1is ...

... LEEDS. and THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. t o THE IMAYOR OF Lgnis.-The inlisbitants of Leeds n and their fellow-countrymen generally will feel that in re- d electing Sir Peter Fairbairn to the Mayoralty, the Town Council have paid that gentleman a complimsent not only 11honour due to his predecessors, we may remark that the II services of Sir Peter to the borough during the past year .1were of a kind ...

... WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER 10, 1868. TnE Foreign Intelligence this week is of such an important and interesting nature that it is well deserving of precedence in our weekly summary of events, First of all there is the opening of that remote, deeply interesting, and hitherto sealed ?? the enterprise and commercial intercourse of the world. Such great events as the opening of China, and now of Japan, ...

... LATE ST APWND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. en contri itpod ut FRANCE. t pe course ar, It is still considered doubtful whether the autho- statec a rities will proceed with the trial of Count Monta- eveni 10- leinbert. and o ith It is stated in official circles here that the tri- alder nt coloured flag hoisted at the gate of the French am- letter ad bassador ill London has been removed by command Pleas en ...