... THIE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has, in the kindest manner, and in langua'ge most gratifying to the feelings of the Rey, Richard Pope, Offered him the living of Tyrella, County of Down, which, how- ever, froml ill health, the rev. gentleman has been obliged to ?? Jail. SOCIETY FOR TrRP PROPAGATION OF TImE GOSPEL.-- The Very Rev. the Dean of Down will preach in ...

... WE observe in our advertising columns, a list Of the contribators towards the establishment of a Refor- inatory Institution in this neighbourhood, and we cannot help congratulating the committee on the success which has attended their efforts so far. The necessity for such an institution is acknowledged on all hands, so that we think it needless to trouble our readers with any arguments on ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS T'liE writer of a letter which appeared in our columns a few days since, signed A County Tyrone Pro- prietor of Land bordering upon Lough Neagh, will much oblige us by communicating his present address. ARMAGH FAIR. JusT as we go to press the following has been put into our hands. It will be seen that his Excellency approves the part taken by the people of Armagh in ...

... ,THE ('PHCENIX CLUB. (PROM THE MORNING POST.) WE are not among the number of tiiose who are dis- posed to regard lightly, or as a mere trifle to be laughed out of court, the proceedings of the Phoenix Society. The very name of the society suggests re- flections which will occur to any one at all acquainted with the history of the sister country. One of the old charter toasts of the United ...

... PROMOTrONS AND EXCHANGES WA.l.-OFi-ioE, Dec. 31. Ist Regt. of Life Guards-G. L. Watson, gent., to be Cornet and Sub-Liout., by purchase, vice Biddulph, promoted. 2nd do.-W. Entwistle, gent., to be Cornet and Sub-Liett., by purchase, vice Woodgate, promoted. Royal 1-Horse Gunards-J. A. B; Callander, gent., to be Cornet., by purchase, vice Fuller, promoted. Ist Dragoon Guards-Cornet A. J. B. ...

... [ [ARRANGED FOR TME NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS Will leave for thc urdermentioncd places from and to Bclfast, on week days, at the following hours : Fromn Belfast. 6, 9 30 anm; 2, 4 30 pim 7, 8 m,; 12 n, 4 30, 7 1I 5 08 G, 9 30 all; 2, 4 30 pm 7 A1M; 12 11; 4 10 pm G S 390 Am; 2, 4 10, pmn 0, 9 30 Am: 2 pim q 2) )ti ; 4 15, 7V 15 p0l1 O al10 3 43 30)pa 0, 7 3.0, 9 8)) 1M MR: 12 11; 2, 4 80, I 14 ...

... I fle - '?Clfild (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, JAN. 3, 1859. ON Friday, the return of the quarter's Revenue was issued, and it muist be considered highly favourable, showing as it does an increase of about one million sterling over the amount re- ceived last year. Of course, we must remember that we were in the very midst of a commercial crisis at the corresponding period; but even ...

... SXTURDAY last, the usual monthly meeting of the Town Council was hold in thle Town Hall at twelve o'clock. It being the first of the now year, and the day for installing the Mayor Elect in office, the chair was first occupied by the outgoing MAYOR (S. G. Gotty, Esq.), and subsequently by the lately-elected MAYOR (William Ewart, jun., Esq.) The corporate nace and othor insignia of office wero ...

... ST. NICHOLAS' CHURCfl, DURLhAT, Tins church, the principal one in the city of Durham, having undergonc a thorough repair, and been in part rebuilt, was re-opened for Divine service on Tuesday last. The old church had long been an eye- sore in the city, and a committee was formed in 1S54 for the purpose of restoring it. Designs were adver- tised for, and tbiat by Mr. Pritchett, of Darlington, ...

... I - DIT is not merely in the spirit of the old admonition,. Welcome the coming, speed the parting guest, fthat we would refer to the proceedings at the ?? Council on Saturday, in connexion with the ?? of Belfast. After filling the arduous ooffle of Chief ?? of the town for three con- secutivo years, Mr. S. G. Getty vacated the chair in favour of the newly-elected Mayor, Mr. Win, Ewart, jun. ...

... 1rPORTERS are a class about Whom it is not too mu to say that the notions of society are wholly at se There is a floating, tradition about more than o man who has achieved eminenco in life's battle, th he began his virile career in the gallery of the Hou of Commons; and yet, in the face of this consider tion, most persons would, I believe, be surprised i hear reporting classed among the gentle ...

... THE readers of Thackeray will remember how that clever little adventuress, Becky Sharp, and her hus- band the colonel, managed to live on nothing a-year. Probably, the unsophisticated reader might be tempted to imagine that the picture was painted in rather exaggerated colours by the great caricaturist; but it is quite a mistake-there are more Becky Sharps in the world than we could desire-too ...