... S- B. W. S. WOODIN TO2 NIGad T in his re Al nowned Loejocomotlve Lyra o and ?? Train long oifl wich he Introduces T ?? Ctouarte In - Oiftcon 5Mrinutes Ill Tneada, 2sh P)UBLICATIONS. ' ltcdY, January b boc, Price 5at P IsU QUARTERLY REVIEW, 2 . XXXIII JANUARY,. 1851J. .inoily Intorcsts-Letter to the Editor. slVt. I. -Eatig and ciyeding.Living ald EsiTting. - tW F OIt BE', h o ?? u lp tu re . I ...

... MONEY. - ISCOU~TS.srom pdiscouned Cc .D gC d on equitable Witrnm at the Office of HENRY ROONEY, Henriett&-street (NO. 20), between the hours of Nine and Three each day- Every transaction conel- O] ered strictly coafidentlel. -b0 ojriyFY LENT-M!OuSY advanced ona Diarnozids,t 1g1L Platte, Watches, Jewallary, anid of her valuable in Deposit9, at the old established Pawn Office, N~o. fi,B Telhot ...

... ELECTRO PLATE. W E SOLICIT ATTENTION TO OUR PRESENT Stock of best ELECTRO-SILVER PLATED GOODS, embracing every necessary for the Table, Useful and Ornamental, of the newest designs. We beg, sespectiftly, to ren1ind pinrchasers that the name Electro Plate, or thee appearance of the article, is no guarantee as to qnality. LEE & SON, 191 57, HIGH STREET. SCHOOL OF ART, ANo. 9, Fisherwick Place ...

... Vfl~b~ti ~t$Smrntnts., I CORN EXCHANGE. VAL ENTINE Q O US D E N, B THE GREAT POLYNATIONAL MIMIC. THIS EVENING. And THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, in his Ori- gina1 LEtortaitilnfent, t TIHE UNITY OF NATIONS. VALENTINE VOITSDEN. THE PRESS. .'IHo sings well, and dances still better. His chalgNS O f character are so rapid and perfect that one doeuts the evidence of his ?? Whig, _ Ja. 1S. rVALENTINE ...

... TO THE ELECTORS OF ENNISKILLEN. RENTLEMENI-The unexpected retirement of Mir Glf Hamilton has created a vacancy in the Repre- sentation of our national University, which, to pre- serve its tranquillity,.1 have-been called uponlto-fil I am not at liberty now to refuse a distinction the highest which can be conferred upon an Irish Corn moner. For no other Representation in the Empire woul( I ...

... THE ENLARGEMENT OF THE MAGDALENE CHURCH. . A SERMON WILL BE PREACHED IN THE A MAGDALENE CHURCH, on SUNDAY next, tho 2nd January, 1S59 (God 'willing), by the Rev. E. J. HARTEICK, A.1M., the Incumbent, in aid of thle Enlargement Fund, in which there is still a deficiency. JOHN OULTON, Treasurer. December 28, 1858. 4764 PRAYER-MEETING TO-MORROW MORNING. TN CONNECTION WITH TIHE PRESBYTERIAN 1 ...

... MERCANTILE SALES.= eX-Nem034M.( Apply to MEGAW BROrHERBS, or otr JAMES FOXALL. Brokor. m at Lo AUCTIONS. En ?? eXCENSSVE SALE OF PR1IME11 HOUSEHOLD Sol E. FURNITURE TO-MORKOW-A London made Co Cottage Piantforte, Brmusel9, Tapestry, and Kiddermin- I Mor Carpets; a few Engraving, Window Curtains, Be Bigh--day Clock, a Gold Watch, Study Table, Model Shi, Aceordian and CAso; a C binet Bookoase, ...

... IR. W. S. WOODIN TO-NIGHT, s the Fox M Hunter proposing thg Health of tbe Ladies.-Of Stalle, as. _= Sof i So i FUBLICATIONE. Sfal ISPORT'N WO R ON I[ISH HISTORY. L r HE F 11 f S T O i Y O F IRELAND, 1 O TIIE EAB3ISELes PECRIOD TO THII PASSING OF tbhl TE5P OA-rOIOLI0 BELIEF BILL IN 1829 for t zBI~EVED 1FRO1 QOUt NATIVE ANNALS, lacec PRO Tf3 MOST RECENT RESEARCHIES tlie OF EMINEhr IRl1h ...

... CORN EXCHANGE ROOMS. T'vO NIGHTS WITH SCOTLAND'S BARD. Oa 7'J'krsdlny (Iud Friday, Jan, 13 ej 14, 1859. Under the Patronage of S. G. GErTTY, Esq., Ex-Mayor, and several other distinguislhed Gentlemen of Belfast. .NIRS. CHADWICK (LATE MISS FALKLAND), *JXIof Edinburgh, acknowledged by the whole of Scottish and English Press to be the most powerful and Aio most celebrated Lady Orator of the ...

... THIS EVENING. BELFAST PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG MWEN'S ASSOCIATION.' THE COMMITTEE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE l in alnouncing that the REV. J. P. CHOWN, -or BRADFORD, 'Will Lecture, in connexion with the Association, in MAY STREET CHURCH, on TUESDAY Evening next,. the 18th instant, . Subject-VIEWS OF LIFE; And, on WEDNESDAY Evening, the l9th, Subject- WILLIAM CAREY. Chair to be taken each Evening at Half ...

... C RI STY 'S MI NS TR ETS. ONE NIGHT ONLY. IN TIIE MUSIC IlFAll. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2STF. IR. MITCHEL, F t3VOND STREET, LONDON, ?? to anlounce that the celebrated party of CiwiISTY'S MINSTRELS, consisting of Ten Per- ?? nwers Tind Singers, under the direction of Messrs. RAYv.I` a1111d 1l'iLicI, will have the honour of making titcir lirst appeirallce ill Belfast as above. 'The en- ...

... V ?? 3nitnti, VICTORIA HALL, BELFAST. NIGHTLY C R O WDE D TO OVERFLOW.- No Exhibition that cvcr visited Belfast has gained so much popularity and patronage as HAMIL- TPON'S GREAT PANORAMA OF INDIA. The Gorgeous Scenery of Hindostan, and the Brilliant Hindoo Feep'val of the Dawalla at Benares, is re- received at each Representation with acclamations of deligflit and vonder. The Proprietor would ...