... THE BIRMINGHAM MOURNING AD FUNERAL WAREHOUSE, 42, NEIF STREET, BIRMINGHAM. BACr a~nd BARKER respectfully annouanoe that they aie nowf rmaking full display OF MOURNING NOVELTIES, - In every denartment ...

... ~HE SUNDAY EXcURSIONS have commenloed for the Season Tt he Ile oef Wight, Portsmouth, Souothamptonl, Winchester, and Farnboreugh [for A dorohoct Camp), Leaving Waterloo-bridge Ntation at 7.4b am. every Sunday. SATURDAY To MONDAY AT TNEZ SEA SIDE. ISouth Eastern Railway, (HEAP EXPRESS TRAIN from London-bri~d g every Saturday C afeernoon at Three o'clock, returning on Mouday, for Dover, ...

... AUCTIONS. R'vel C Crirc Auction Aouctis ANKRUPTIS SALE of Drnpery GoodFI, ccOist-- liig of CobSirgi, Print Dreqspa, Shawls, Checks, Gray and White Calkoero fooierys, Tweedse, Vestinge, lauLate, FlhInuOls, Masn' Silk and Bseaver Uawe, Clotb Cops, 9SubT flandkerclefs, tiber erdiEeehm&. &erya lso Lynx, RBcon, and Soi'l Skin Overcoate cndd Car Aprapr n tte Stock of A. Rgers, removrd from Dundalk. ...

... M1EETING THIS EVENING. BELFAST Y OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 1 The ANNUAL MEETING wvill ?? be beld in the WELLINGTON HALL, on TUESDAY Evening first, the 24th inst, at Eigbt o'clocl, wheni a Report of the past year will bn read, and Ministerts of various Evangelical denominations will address the lecting. Admission free. 18S8 SEW ERAG E PI PES. ajl1E SUBSCRI- ?? ]3BEItSbeg to ...

... CHRISTY'S and LINCOLN and BENNET'S New and Fashionable HATS, A fresh supply at HENRY BRAUND'S, 67, HIGH-STREET, EXETER. 1ARTIES FURNISHING and the Public r generally, in want of BEDSTEADS, should look over the Stock at W. LINSCOTT'S. A Hundred always in Stock, prices from lOs. to £20. CITY SAW AND TURNING MILLS, NEAR BRIDGE STuEET, FORtE STREET, EXETER. THE F A S H I O N A B L E T WINDSOR SILK ...

... t - - - S -- -- ?? _ __ t . 7GROUtND TO SHEIA OR FEU. THAT PLOT of G (ROUND at villafield 17iscr T top of Taylor siteet, coll=ining 4519 Sq:Uare Yn'ri-. oul thereby. It is wli adaspted for Building, ha-it;; .a frotu toe tr- three Streets. Apply to 3Mesars. Ptul t 1 M(Culloch, Writers, 3 South Ilftlves' Street, Glasgow. . (:N SETUlCl1E.D GilOUND IN CHEiAPSIDY IND PICCAD)ILLY SIREETS, ANDER; TON ...

... A - SUMMER ARRAN6giB~INTSS A' L.ARGS, !LiLRPO4RT, ARRAN, AND AYA STEAMEHRS. Nand Aftex- TuESDAY, 24th Mwy. xi i : p W li;23L2 the Sailings wil bo as under:- PI FROM GLASSVW TO LARGS AUXD Pd W na Se S81 D~~~MLf2iOlIt . Every Morning ?? at W * ?? . Train.k is, Every Day ?? at 121 . ?? Train, 2L Every Afternoon ?? at 2- ?? ?? Trni. Every Afteinoon ?? ntr 3:.. ?? Train. 5. FGR BRODICK ArfD ...

... .. 4{felilancoiux.' NARDIFF.-To b .LET, a first-claggHOTEL. For particalars apply, to T. B. WATKINS, Eq., Tow-n haXl, Cardiff. , *[241 H E ;Advertiser will be glad to hear of T . P$E.1SES kn a healthy town, sutable for the OSGeraSI DRAPERYo an ESTABLISHEDTHADE to be DISP'OSED OF.-Addreese@.Bristol Mrcury-Offie. _ 2 NOTICE.-All Persons havinlg H~ny Clitil On .thelgqtate of Mr. 'WILIAM RtUOD0CK, ...

... *AT E7N DERBYNWVYR. Pot PYTANI, OJ esa cY ' c P. amua: dnfoner pobarte', 4e. 40bim, aer bat 88. 8yC.; ow, o.- Pta Myieltr b ob biwndd.vt, IRS. rhai naa 11aw. ?/ pris am ehwaLrfer Witd ei Stanlt fcc 4s.; am hanew blyn eutn. noam ffwvURvt, 16s. LCyei ,e dir es chabi deth DIo., arthwr, 0s OyftaMA dfe pedwar, chwoecht, me unrhyWn gz'fiifer (equal umber) yerocan ivT deAr I, avnfonp taliadau pa ...

... MR. E. SOLOMONS' LAST PROFESSIONAL VISIT TO BELFAST. RI it. E. SOLOMONS, OPTICIAN TO TII1: I Roval Family, Patentee of Spectacles, and Manufacturer of Improved'Transparent Glasses, who has visited Ireland professionally for 35 years, an- nounces his arrival at MR. BRADDELL'S, Gr MzIANUFA CTURERu, 17, Castle Place, Beqfast, Whore he may be personally consulted. Newly-invented Telescopes, Opera, ...

... (-4ENTLEMEN'S WIS from 20s each. TilE FIT 0WGUABAN5!i DEAKES, WIGMAKER, ?? EU:RIII1-STMJXII AND 17 RANU AGH-STERm, - HE Publio are solicited to try our n T velyHiH e CONCOU TEA. at 3a. 41d per lb., an ...

... Mr. George Hilton, the superintendent of this force, notwithstanding his general efficiency, to which bore testimony last week, is evidently not overdone with discretion. His recent statement to the Magistrates with reference to our reporter, was not only unwarrantable and unprecedented, but we might fairly apply to a harsher term. Having last week given tbe fullest refutation to his remarks, ...