... FUIRS IN ULSTER FOP, THE ENSUING WiI7EI{. ANTRlur-BMckna. Stranoetm. CrimlVi, Monday; Clough, ''nes.sday; Antrim, Armov, Daunlnic, S.ttulday. A RMAit(- Ba111ltottht, Charlestownt MOlILIr; Ballsmill, Baliagtcra, Tuslinpass, TI'tesday; tlack- svatertowl), Jonesl)orouglt, lMountnorris, Ttnlrnairme, Wedtiesday; Litgan, Thursday; tetdy, Friday; Charleniont, Saturday. CAVAN-Ballyhaise, BaWtvbOy, ...

... (FROM OUR OW`N REPORTER.) THE usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of the Newtownards Union was held in the WorkhlouseO, WV SHARM1AN CRAWFORD, Esq., J.P,, D.L., in the chair There Was a very large attendance of the members, including the following:-Wm. Parsons, Esq., J.P., G0y Stone, Esq., J.P., Robert Nicholson, Esq., ?? Alex. M'Minn Esq., J.P., Messrs. Isaac Finlay, J. M'Cully Johnstone ...

... TIlE GREIT EASTER8N. Th I run fiom H lolyhead to SothaulPtOilit whilih lie great Sthil) complitedl Yesterday at about nuine inftdane(li fewer incidents than an' that she had pre- usly IIIade, mdint will not oil that account be less grat- i tying to tile shlarehobldrs i others iln erested il ilto ressei'S success. The start was made ?? Welnesday norn lug. It had been oririnall v intended to iet ...

... 'ImE followisig scene occurred at the CCork Tuwn ?? mecting on Tuesday:- * Mr. FRIANaLINTead the following letter:- QOuen's College, Cork. Su t-I am dirctelod by the Prosident and Council of the Queen's College to request tho favour of your pro- sonse, and of the presence of tile inemhers and officers (of Town Council, uttho disrributie. Qr prizos by hiN Exel- l ney the Lord Lieutenant, at ...

... I rw I . . 6 , t IA?Itllnt 141-vin-leffm (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1859. TuE state of Italy is becoming daily more criti- cal. The letter of the Emniperor to the King of Sardinia, as was to be expected, has produced the worst possible effect, and deputies from Tuscany, Modena, and Parma are being despatched to Victor Emnminuel, calling upon him to accept theo ...

... TnH followring is the conclusion of Professor Reid's address at the opening meeting of the Belfast Clini- cal and Pathological Society:- DWSEASES OF TIlE DIGESTIVE AND ELIMINATIVE ORGANS. I have next to inquire into the improvemonts that have becon elffcted in tile diagnosis of the diseases of the ?? aln eliminative organs. Many asserted discoveries in tills deparltment of tile body have not ...

... TO THEN EDITOR OF THE IRISH TIMES. November 2nld, 1859. SIR-1 think it right to draw your attention, as a PlIIJ'i journalist, to an occurrence of a most myste- 'Ous kind, which took place a day or two ago. Oo ?? nverdn of Sunday last, at about seven o'clock, as I'an passing the corner of tho Baggot Strect Con- veWt, which looks into Herbert Street, dreadful Scrsans were beard cominlg floes an ...

... TiE following is a report, of the proceedings which occurred at the great Conservative banquet to Lord Derby, at Liverpool, after our reporters left:- The CnAIRtMAN proposed The health of the Bar of England, and Sir Hugh Cairns, and in doing so I passed a warm eulogium upon the abilities of the ex- Solicitor-General, and the distinguisged services ren- dered by hint to the Conservative ...

... TIHE ARMAG H PASTORAL. iee f the best ?? that can be said of Maynooth SintlsIletimes a well-satlat-ed capon-linled pro- fessorfak es two or three years to forget the taste onits mutton. Tho mere trencherimen of the refectory are 1ultiaclifidl even in the aet of bolting the Royal I'llicts- Iish or Iles-1 is ?? one to their wolfish ru-vs How ?? of tinem chiiekieo to titis day at the n ...

... MOELFRA VILLAGE, RrDOWfARF BAY, FRIDAY.- Captain Fell, from Lloyd's vas in attendance early this morning, at eolfa, (or Moelfra), deputed to make inquiries for the underwriters, T'hO vessel had on board £49,000 in specie, 79,000Ozs. in gold, valued at £320,000, making a total of £309,000, besides a large quantity of monoy in the hands of the passen- gers. The cxcitement at Lloyd's on the ...

... STREET SUNDAY AND DAILY SCHOOL BR~lvy SOCIETY,. ?? the forty-sovelitl annual mleetin~g of the fES of tlhis excellent socioty wns held in thi boys' 5rie ool n Brown Street, Rev. Dr. Mliller, Vicar of ,in the ciaiL'. Amongst the other gentlotiren J. Ilartricl, Rev. Rebt. Knox, oev 1ames Young, John Clnrke, p., Dr. Icrgusofl; J. A. flonidil5son, Wlt. Neill, j~ M. ~Gcsgh. tind J. Fergiison, Esqrs. ...

... ,I , IS-LETrrFR Or, FICE, Rer. R. alburd ?? Johnon, Es. olo [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] ADHESION OF ENGLAND TO THE PROPOSED CONGRESS. Paris, Friday. The French and English Governments have com- pletely agreed on the basis of the Congress, which is to be held at'Brussels. All that remains to be set- tled is the official ratification from the English Go- vernment. Le Nord says that England has ...