... ? 9,?e 11.1f 15t ( . get .A c a, 9 CW- ter+ (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1859. WE give this morning a lengthened report of Air. Disraeli's Reform speech, which will be read with no little interest. \We have commented on it in our leading columns, and the opinions of the London journals will be found amongst our latest intelligence. The Times, Herald, and Globe are in ...

... LyVl-E AT TIlE CASTLE V.Iof OI~nton and NWinton held lif Forellency tile alo gitnat iel 14q fo e asonuf at Dublin Castle on yegterday. Esceldlenvyee tre ?? Rooin shortly alter one ,0et ateded by the followlflg officers of the heuseltold private S ?? Francis pilunket Dunne. 1Thte te ard, Gulatavs Lambertl Esq. Thel Georgees, Bagot, Esq. 'Ek CO troer erg The Genlemen Usher, Frederick Willie, Esq ...

... days since for Rome, where he will bring out his new opera, entitled La Vendetta dei Domino. It was intended for Naples, but was prohibited. Mr. Cobden's visit to the United States is said to quite unconnected with politics, and bis stay it further announced will be very short duration. Numbers of moveable houses are now being made Paris for exportation to Cochin China, where Admiral ...

... (Supplesncatary to Teleg rapkic Sunmmary.) HOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY TIHE GOVERNMENT REFORM BILL. The orders having been suspended, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was his duty to draw the attention of the House to a question than which one of greater importance could not be submitted to its consideration. In questions of peace and war a wrong policy might be recalled, hut in the case of ...

... HARBOUR QO1HI$3O0NBRS, 2111 d0aly, Feb. 28. The Harbour Board met this day-the Lord Provost pro. le sidmo-, S, SUPERINTENDENT OF HARBOUR METERS. a1, The SHORE51ASTEn reported a vacancy in this office, caused by the death of Mr.M'Kenzie. Ile (the Shoremas- ter) was sure hie spoke the Sentiments of the Board wvhen hie O. said that, during tse messy years that Mr M'Kenzio had re filled the office ...

... I The following declaration on the part of thirty- nine members of the Legislative Assembly of War- temberg has been addressed to the select committee, in order to be laid before government. The whole of Germany is penetrated by otie sentiment- that of protound indignation at the attempt that is now made of disturbing the peace of Europe. Nobody, in beholding the enormous armements now going ...

... I . The monthly meetln of this board was held last evening, at the commissioners rooms, Hamiltonrevuars. M&..Jobje, Laing iu the chair, and the other members present were Messrs. MGiU, Bailiff, Willoughby, BSylls, M'Whirter. Bell, Golborne, Bradley, Vereist, Rlardman, Hind, Keightley, Harrison. The proeedings aot the lighting midwatching committee and the market committee, which os nui in&eqo ...

... 'gagil Idiou C?TfvdluoL Dywedir fod Mr. Dickeug yn yg9Du e lyfr, yr hwe ni chyhoeddir, ond a ddarllenir gan yr awdwr. T mae Syr J. Ramsden wedi ei ethol yu ddiwthwyueb- iad dros West Riding, sir Gaerefrog. DADVoBuD W~iu.-Y mae cy&nydd mawr wedi cjsymeryd lle mewn .dalforiad wau. Y nifer a ddad. foriryd y flwyddyn ddiweddaf oedd 134,6471800. Dywed yer in i&d4,eCn' Brssesb fod y fyddit Pelgi-I a ...

... . i . - . .. . I The castomary meeting of the Watch'Coummittee was Iteld yea terday, Alderman Mnaton lu the chair. Nearly all the-meibera were present. A report from Mr. Solomon, the police medical Inspector; was read.- It set-forth the number of men incapacitated for duty by age and ill-health; and concluded by stating that, taken altogether, the force was never in better condition. It is, we ...

... CYMRU AI PHERYGLON. ', NID oes yr un elfen yn fwy amlwg yn ffurfiau i ymosodiad llygredigaeth, a chyfeiliornad ar ber- r sonau ac ar wiedydd, na'r dull gwylaidd, Ilech- r wraidd, anuniongyrchol, .y maent yn dechreu eu c hymosodiad. Mewn awgrymau oynnil y dygat- , eu hunain ger bron ar y cyntaf. Nid ydynt yn traethu rhyw gelwydd digywilydd yn ddiamwys; nid ydyw y temtiwr yn paentio y peehod y ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS, Tuesday, Feb. 22. The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack five o'clock. COMPULSORY PREPAYMENT OF INLAND LETTERS. The Duke of Argyll called the attention of Lord Colchester to the inconvenience attending the new postal arrangements respecting unstamped letters. Lord Colchester replied that all new arrangements were attended with inconvenience first, but he had no doubt ...

... Oo Thursday very numerous and influential deputation of about 40 of the member! this society, both metropolitan and provincial, wailed upon Mr. Sotheron Estcourt, the President of the Poor-law Board, for the purpose of representing to him the inadequacy of the remuneration at present paid to poor-law medical officers, and of placing before him some of the hardships and anomalies of their ...