... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Crown lands are ?? seml)ly, defeatinn the treasurer 601d keeps up. COMMERCIAL to li premium. -- Cornwal - - - NSIYS-LETTIfR OFFICE, Monday 1foArning, [)it MAO.TlO TELEGRAP'H.] TIE CONGRESS-SIGNING OF THE TREATY. Zurich, November 5. In the last Conference held, the working out of the treaty of pace has been entirely completed, and all that now remains is for the Sardininn Pleni- potentiary ...

... FARK OPELATIONS FOR NOVEMBIfR. W1i1 vT sowing should be completed as carly this monthi as possible, or as may hc practicable. In laud winch has grown potatoes, nothing should prevent the specedy sowing of the seed, as the potatoes should be all lifted and stored by this time; but when green crops are ii the way, the wheat sowinig should be continuod from time to time, as these crops are ...

... BELFAST GENERAL IIOSPrTAL, Q - - .- ~ ~ + ?? .. SATURDAY last, tile quarterly ?? Of ti Committee of the Geneiral floslital Ivas ilat (l o'clock, in the library of that illstitutione Wltel ti Rev. W.)t. JO1tNSTOX OCC11pie(I the Chair There wl a good ate! ndance of thle ienhbejs of th1e c.s. The, Rev. XV. ANDiEtiSOX, mie of th l 1 taric.', read thle mlliutes (of tile allnnal uter EL.EC'rTOI Ol/ ...

... THE DEAD ALIVE-EXTRAORDINARY COMBI- NATION OF CIRCUMSTANCES TnE simple and truitihfal narratives of personal and family adventure often excecd ill strange interest the flctitiorrs storis of roatilnce; rIm] tirreillities of com- mon life, the vicissitldes and fortunes of inidividuals, fifl3Y often be tracud to a singlo circ lstallco-the lirst link in tihe chain of PIrovidleicO by which all the ...

... Ctic B~eal t1.,as5 t ctus- Tcftctr. (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.4 BELFAST: MONDAY, NOV. 7, 1859. THEiRE~ is a ruimour that the Dictatorship of Cen- tral Italy will be offered by at least Modena and Bologani to Count Cavour. Unquestionably the step would be calculated to elicit sympathy and support in Central Italy failing the acceptance of Victor Emmanuel; but wby not offer a joint dictatorship to ...

... THlE ARMY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. YAII-OFFIcE, PALL-MALL, Nov. 4. 15th Light Dragoons-Lieut. R. L. Parker to be Captain, b. p., vice Miller, who retires; Cornet P. Bury to be Lieut., b. p., vice Parker; Cornet B3, Win- throp from the le6th Light Dulgoons, to be Cornet, vice Burrell, promoted. Const Brigade of Artillery-Second Captain andi AdjLtant J. Campbell, of the Invalid Artillery, to ...

... TIlE WRECK OF THIE ROYAl CHARTER. MR. M'CAPsPIN snd Mir. Ferris, ?? townSmn1C1, ?? WCIC so 0miraIcillously saved from thie raeck of the Royal Charter, have visited our oflice within tbe last ftw days, and havc given uis some part ctilars il ric- ferelice to their most extrord(inary escape. and the appa~olling scenes they ?? on that dicadrill mor1(nim en tlihe Welsh coast. Tkue have been i ...