... ROMAN CATIIOLIC OATI. A Bill to substitutc an Oath for the Oath requilred to be taken and subscribed by the Statute passed in the Tenth Year of the Reign of Kilng George the Fourth, for the Relief of his Mlajesty's Roman Ca- tholic Subjects. (Prepared and brought in by Mr. Fitzroy, Mr. John Fitzgerald, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Scijeant Deasy.) The preamble recites the 10th George IV., ...

... YDuSTERDAY evening, the twenty-third annual meeting of the Belfast Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held in the Town Hall, Police Build- ings. Amongst those present ?? Clarkic, Esq., J.P., Rev. J. B. Wilson, Rev. I. C. Jones, Rev. TJames Young, Rev. J. Mcnnaliglitan, Rev, Mr. MI'Cul- longl1, Rev. Joshlia Collins, It. T. MGocagh, Janies Hamnilton, Aldermfn Iliamilton, Robert ...

... RAILWAY TIME-TABLE, [ARRANGED FOR THE NEWS-LETTER.] TRAINS Will leave for the undermentioned places from and to Belfast, On week days, at the following bolirs : From Belfast. |To Belfast. e, 9 30 nm; 2, 4 30 pm Antrim 7 4,0 027 Ai; n 40 in. _5. 8 am; 12 n; 4 30 pm; AnnighmorO5 7 25 am; 12 D;lpat. r in PmT 7 J0 pirc 7, 8 mu; 12 II, 4 S0, Armagh 7 20, 9 2t0 am, 12 it 7 11 pm 450 pmn 0O 9 30 am; ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL, TIE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. SEit)LON TS ST. JoHN's CnuRcllm-The Rev. H. Hod- son pleiaded thle cause of tho Additional Curates Society, on Sunday morning, in St. John's Churchl. Tile serolon was an interesting and eloquent exposi- I tion of tle law oflove, as inctilcated by tbo Saviour's exanm~le, and was listened to with marted attention. IFSiGNATION 2OF TIIE BtSI-sOr Or GLASGOw. ...

... THE MARKETS BILL.. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-I observe that the Markets Bill lisue been read a second time in the Commons, but I have not been able to learn what are the provisions of this Bill, or in what particulas itdiffers from the Bill, as amended in the select committee at the end of last session, except that reference to the fairs bad been left out; under these ...

... 16 Ij t 4AtIfiot ?? .cf ter# (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1859. Timr late rumours of dissensions in the Cabinet have not beenaltogetber, it now appears, without foundation. Mr. Walpole, Secreta,ry for the Home Department, and. Mr. Henley, of the Board of Trade, have resigned office, and their suc- cessors are narmed. The Tnies affirms that this rupture has been brought ...

... I' - - NE T1'S-LETTER OFFI Cone, xion is onc ot peace and colloiliatinn bas had a ponvcz ful efliect on tile Stocl; Bxcilange. Consols nt onc lteziotl attnined a risc of tt to ls per cent. Notwitil- standintr the very remarkable nbsence of I ?? on tile Paris Boursc, tlle Snfrlish Funds lefb ofl $ per cetit. hilrher thnn vestelday. In rnilwaY nnd nil other d.tipartmelits of tile Stock :Eschange ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] The House assembled shortly before five o'clock. OCCUPATION OF THEE ROMAN STATES. Lord CLARENDON desircd to ask the noble lord Opposite (the Secretary for Foreign Affairs) if it was his intention to inake-any statoment to t Uo House on A the subject of the occupation of the Roman States Ni by the troops of France and Austria? The question t had ...

... IT would appear that the supply of Parliamentary news by the Magnetic Telegraph Company to the Dublin journals has neither given satisfaction to our metropolitan contemporaries nor to their readers. We are not astonished at it, but should be very much surpristld indeed if the reverse were the case. The Dublin evening -journals have been so put to it that they have actually been obliged to ...

... FACTS FOR FARMERS. WrLL BOG LAND PRODUCE CARROTS. &C.- A Subscriber,' Limerick, asks- 1. Will bog land give a crop or carrots? 2. What artificial manure, and what quantity, is most suitable for this crop, or oats, on such land? I may call it pure bog, as the turf is on it, and has had ?? little of any manure. 3. What grasses suit. it best? 1. Yes. 2. Phosphlo- Peruvian guano, not less than ...

... TuE Roman Catholics have not at all events much reason to complain of the present Government, for it would appear that they have but to ask them for favours and to receive them. A new post has now been provided specially for a Roman Catholic, as our readers will perceive on reading the following from the Freeman:w- W eY are gratified to learn that the recommendation of the Board, that a Roman ...

... (FTRO OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.). LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING. TUE great tournament of last night, in which the Tiverton Champion was to overwhelm and confound all comers, turned out a harmless piece of-jousting after all. The spectators were numerous, excited, and expectant, the rival knights armed to the teeth, and their respective retainers sanguine of success; but, to the dismay of all, the ...