... i BELFAST AND COUNTY -DOWN RAILWAY. YESTERDAY,. the ordinary half-yearly meeting of share- holders was held at the Board-room, Queen's Quay terminus, Wm'. R.. ANKETELL, Esq., Chairman of the Board of. Directors, presiding. The attendance of shareholders was very sntall, and it was not till nearly an hour after the adverttised thne that' a quo- ram was got together. The SEcRETAitY read the ...

... PERILS TO TRAVELLERS AT RAIL- WAY STATIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF JSF. CALEDONIAN MIERCURY. SrI,-As your columns are open to any re. marks having a tendency to rectify public griev- ances, I beg to avail myself of them to cell the attention of the Directors of the Caledonian Railway to the perils which await travellers on their arrival at the station here. The chief danger seems to be to one's legs ...

... The following are au hentic copies of two auto- graph letters addressed by the ?? of Modena to his Prime Minister during the second autumn of the Russian war. They were found among the ducal archives, aud have beer duly published in the Modena G'azette, as a hint, we suppose, to the Em. peror of the French of the opinions entertained towards his person and government by the last and least of ...

... T HPRDSB5IXUCTION BY SIRS 02 TEE SHIP I FPLAN1sGRNAT. I The subjoined additional details, dated Demerara, August 8, have been received respecting the loss by fire of the above vessel:-' She was cleared at the cuatom-house on the 27fh ult., and was to have sailed the next morning; but shortly before midnight the fore part of the ship was dis- covered to be on fire. Captain M'Beath ...

... CONTINUED FROMt OUB SEVENTH PAGE. TIVERTON. THE ALLEGED ILLEGAL ELECTION OF GUAIIDIANYS. w The adjourned meeting appointed to inquire into the di legality of the election of Guardians for the parish of Hal- w barton, in April last, was held at the Union yeeterday le (Tuesday) before E. Guleon, Esq., the aeeistsant commio s h stoner. As stated last week there were three candidates at hi the ...

... I XiOw it ?? l ?? oil th(! eoast, 'icld tilt Irish pilot. At thatt fi, tilent tlilY l oiti Siiuchl, hieu ho Cxclainued, ' iiod ?? ole of tliiai.'' 'C I )ibSibs,' Soij I :1 I'lan ilo .\Icrlietill, ?? (111ghlter had a fit, nolt colltili. it Ii~ Ilii it] ioelor vithout I ltlowledge. ?? Oh, opleti I ili di heto!v lnei inui ioLht; uhilg lileoplo COutilimiO SO a~lltz il F ;, , .t , , , C1,01 1 ...

... iiJOlHOTEL 1DR LJOUVRE, PARIS. I August, 18J1M. TO TIHE NOBILITY, CLERGY, AND GENTRY OF IRELAND. MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN, As we intimated in our half-yearly Circular, we made a specietl visit to the Scotch Manufacturers in the former pact of this month, in order to effect the double purpose of securing the first choice of the best styles, and of giving us more ample time for the prosecution of ...

... 31IL1TARY PROMOTIONS AND rXCH1ANGES. 1WR~ OPa'IRE, A10s. li(). Iet Life Guards:, Captain the Ilon. Ii. C. FitzGerald Deo 169 toube Major and Lieutenant Coilonel, by pttrclase, vice 1l0gg, ishn retires#; Lioutonant Lord Charles W. B1. Bince, to be Captain, by purchasee, vice De R~es Cornet aind Sob Lieutenant John Henry Reoginalid Lord ?? to bec Lieutenant, by pits- chase, vice Bruce ;Henry ...

... ISO, by fl ti).IN . being The Committee of manageement; of the Wesisyan )olicies MethodistDay and Suniday Schools at Great Horton,hbaring ben long felt the neceseity of more commodious acid suitable coili* premises, decided some time ago upon the erection of build- ortills ingsh willcoimprise a re'sidence for the master, an in- fant school for both esexs under seven years of age, and a - ...

... MIJSC~ELLANE US. - -- -c ill R1 I ?? b Th o.UO In ee~ef55~iSurrey, anid the it lae prtincipal ?? Of ]lceadiflg are nmakinlg effoitd to but ii esablish a, hop fair in the latter town. fkseisM airll ?? Small birds, apparently of the lark p~i, b ?? ir P * Loedale rhem.typeae ill conelderable tr id perusbers white, have eetyapae A PJOFIA55E T KF-0nThiirsday morning y last,.. bonhat At Whitby ...

... 1iN V 131AA tiL XY. SEQUE.BTRATION OF ALEXANDERt GOPSELL POOLEY. i We consider the following case, which has been communi- L cated to us on respectable authority, as well worthy of all publicity; for we cannot regard otherwise than with extreiae suspicion the appearance of English bankrupts in remote , districts of Scotland-where they are quite out of view of I their creditors-for the purpose ...

... PsRIS, AuGUST 30.-The Constitusioone in an article on the Duchies, says:- The Emperor having agreed at Villa-Franca to the restoration of the former reigning Princes, has made heard (a fait entendre) words of reconciliation in the duehies. His Majesty had not yet given up all hopes of success, and will ulill loyally to the end his disinterested mission; bet, ift he should not suc- ceed to ...