... iAQRICUZL'IURiE. CATTLE SH1OW AT KILLYLEX AGI!. Tree annual cattle show of the Killyloagh, Killinchy, Kiltmood, and Tullynakill Farming Society was held 'at' Killylergh, on Taeslay last, in a field the property of Captain' Hamilton, J.P., kindly granted by that gentleman for the occasion. The fleld was in con_ nection wi th the Castle Farm, and well suited for such an exhibition. Thle' day ...

... (litlO SAMU2Et ROQPllS' RECOLUCTIOONS.) FOX. ?? Franois said that Wilberforce, if it was left to Ilibs to. decide whether Pitt should go out of office fd' ten months and the slave-trado be abolished for ever, or Pitt remain in-with the slave-trade-would decide for Pitt-, Yes, said Fox, I'm afraid he wouldbefor liarabbas. ., Treated Political U cenomly lightly. Said France had drawn her ...

... A Tun subjoined details may serve as a key to the ren- sons of the intense hatred of the Lombards to Austrian rule. The letter of S. D, E. is addressed to the British Standarl, which authenticates it by an intima- tion that- For this thrilling testimony we are in- debted to an esteemed friend, an excellent Indepen- dent minister, the Rev. T. K. De Verdon, whose guest the writer, now on a ...

... The Lord Talbot de MAalahide and the nmaistrates and sentry in the vicinity of Swords, have presented Michael Binghani Kelly, Esq., CountyInspector, with conmplimentaryaddress, handsomelyand expensively engrossed, upon the occassion of his appointment to the command of the constabulary force of the County Down. On Tuesday, at the Birmingham Court of Quarter Sessions, Mr. Antonio Calvocoresi, a ...

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... THE TP I lARC; K I P .E IB;E I THrc Tcmplepatrick Presbytery have completed the work tiq which they set their hand. An act grossly tyrannical, and whether as regards the lans of Eng- land or the laios of the Presbyterian Ohuvch grossly ilconstitutipnai also, has been perpetrated in thei sacred name of religion. The, yev. body whiehihas tbust'signaliiied itself may be able to reconcile its ...

... THIE ARMY AND NAVY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-OrFrcr, JuXE, 24. 2nd Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Cornet J. T. Marshall to be Instractor of Musketry. 7th Dragoon GnardsCornet A. H. Vincent to be -Instructor of Musketry. Royal Artillery-Paymaster W, A. Kiidd, from half-pay 27th, to be Paymaster; Quartermaster J. Scott, from Depot Battalion, to be Paymaster; J. B. Thompson, Esq., to be ...

... NEMS-LETT9R OFFICE, Wednesday ibfrrnig. [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN ITALY. SARDINIAN OFFICIAL BULLETIN. Turin, Tuesday. The official bulletin published to-day contains de- tails of the operations of our troops in the last battle fought. ..Thu best troops and the most skilfiul gene- rals of Austria have been sent against the Pied- montese. The principal combat in which the Piedmuontese ...

... TfrE Galway Vindicator publishes the following com- msunication from a London correspondent ' The following noblemen dnd gentlemen waited upon Lord Palmerston, on Wedtlesday last to solicit tbe flivour and support of tile new Government ibr the Galway line of communication with Amorica, and to nsk fier aid to execute the works necesssary fmr the completion and perfection of Galway Hlarbour: ...

... . 0, oY A! L I IIL l. A T A D E M Y. . Afr tbe last m-'eing Cot the sessipn,.of this society.; held o'n ?? e'eng, ?? Sooiety.;Heouse' ' Smgioa ' W o'i - tad tI, Pappr, Oi . the Pltn- Ie'e,'tl.S. on tli Civil wirs ip. Ireland,,.,inf the posses'sion'of tlie: Eatl of Etngall,' is followss:-.- When Lnrd ?? was in Irelanid in 1851, view- ing tihe battle-fleld of the, Williannite wars,: and col. ...

... 'THlE PRESS. TlE1 BATTLE OP SO LF ER IN0. :tettOM 'runi TriMES.) T1rtfpirof B ?? Frcieh has nanted- his ncw vie. tory. The village of Solleri)o is to be identifled with the treniendous battle of thi 24th of June. ' The ac- tior is not one of unmitigated trittilph to the con- querors, nor of utter defeat of the vanquished It resemrbhles rather Walgram titan Austerlitz. It is, ils usual where ...

... CORRESPONDENC E. I - THIE RELIGOUS 1REVIVAL A TO TaM EDITOR OF TIE BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. SIR-YOII deserve tbe grateful ackltlowledgments of the whole Christian community fortthe voluminous accounts which crowd your pages from day to day relative to the progress of the great Revival of 1859. You very properly characterise the great open-air service at Eglinton ?? as one of the most es- ...