... Trti1s will leave from anud to Belil's hours :_ From Belfilst, 0, 9 30 0m; 2, 30 pm 8 m,; 12 n; 4 30 pm11; 71S2pm 7, 8 1ii l; 12 n, 4 3'), P 125 pIn 0, 9 30am,; 2, 4 30 pi 7 Rll; 12 II; 4I S pa 6,0 30 am; 2, 4 3Op0m 0, 9 30 am; 2 pin 8 am, 2, 4 30, 7 30 pm 60 an; 4 30 pai 7 al; 12 ii; 41 30 pi 8 am; 12 ii: 4 30 pai 0, 9 30 aml 12 ii; 2,41 4 30, 715 pm 6, 90 si0n; 430pm :6, 9 300aml; 2 pM 8, 10 ...

... YESTERDAY evening, the medical gentlemen of Ble- fast entertained at dinner, in thePhilhartmonic Rooms Victoria Hall, their young and distinguished towns- mmn, Dr Walker, late medical officer of the yacht Fox, when on the Arctic expedition in search of traces l of Sir John Franklin, which voyage proved so eminently successfal. The dinner was confaned solely to the medical profession, and there ...

... GROWTIH OF FLAX IN INDIA. 'aREPORT OF LEEDS FLAX SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. Tnn necessity ot' looking for some othel sources on which to depend for an adeqntac supply of flax than thoso of Europe, is every clay becoming inore and more evident. On reference to the Board offTrade rcturns it i'oilil he Sliil that. the average q(ainity ix cwts. of' the ihoports of forcign flax into hiris country for the ...

... FATHER CHINIQUY. TO THME EDITOR OF TIUCI BELFAST NEWS-LETTER. DEAR SiR-It is better not to wait until Christmas- day; but I anticipate it by sending you at once, for my congregation and myself, lI lOs in aid of the Chiniquy Fund. My congregation is composed of persons supported by their daily labour-with one or two exceptions-and, therefore, I could not expect more than some shillings. Should ...

... [IBY MUAGETIC vleIEGRAPH.] Liverpool, Thursday Evening. The Liverpool Financial Association gave, this evening, a grand soiree at the Philharmonic Hall which was densely crowded in all parts, a number of ladies in fall dress occupying the seats in the boxes and stalls. The soiree was arranged abouta month previously, in order to enable Messrs. Cobden and Bright, who have not spoken in ...

... Tl'IS DAY'S NEWS. MB IAGNrTIC TELEGRAPH.i NEITS-LETTER OFFICE, Friday, One o'clock-, p.a. T1IE 1O3IBARDMENT OF TETUAN BY THE FRENCH. Paris, Friday. Tfhe 3onitetir of this morning contains the follow- ileg dtleatllt:_ The Bretagne, off Algesiras, Nov. 20. Yesterday, the vessel St. Louis was cannonaded by the foits at the entranco of the River Tetuan. In- brmedl of that tho same night, I have ...

... 9, ? e (% I ?? ? '' 11411, Ol d f imf '11, .cttcr+ ',S'tl;\B.I9Eli) XWA\ 17:3K.! BELFAST: FRIDAY, D)EC. 2, !8591. A COUL and daring agrarian murder has been committed on Lord Fitzwilliami's estate, County Wicklow. It appears that bailiffs were taking possession of a portion of land from a man named Behan, to square a farm folivAuother tenant named Boland, when Behan and a party of accomplices ...

... ~~gdif~i ,~ (ESTABLISIED ANNO 1737.1 BELFAST: SATUITDAY, I)EC. 3, 1859. Oun own reporter supplies a fall report of yester- day's proceedinigs in the breach of promise case. It is expected tbat the case will terminate to-day. The Times still urges the pieoPriety of Lord Palinerston atteiclini g the Conguess After the bit of quackery that was perpetrated by the leadilng journal, in reference; ...

... CIIEMICO-AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY, YESTERDAY, the usual monthly meetingof the Council of the Chemico-Agricultural Society was hold in the Laboratory, Upper Arthur Street. The chair was occupied by JOHN ROBERTS, Esq., JP., Collin. Thero were present:-Johra Andrews, Esq., T.P., Com1ber; Dr Strongo, R. Niven, jun., Esq., Clroinhill; Thomas Richardson, Esq., Waringstown; Di Hordges, Robert 11'Calmont, ...

... THE members of the York Sti'eet Bowling Associa- tion held their annual re-union on Thursday even- ing, in the larige room of the Albion Hotel, York Street. This society has been established for several years, and, in regard to funds and members, is in a flourishing and satisfactory condition. The green is situated upon vacant ground in York Street, directly opposite Messrs. Muiholland & Co.'s ...

... THE I lMYSTERIOUS RAILWAY PrOJECTS. OuR contemporary thle Mrcunry has actually accom- plished tile novel feat of' writing an article on a sub- ject of local interest without. being personally abu- sive The subhect is what we have desiginated The My[storiolis Railw~ay Projects, and xvhicbmare now all but adlmitted to be originated- and promnoted by a contractor. The writer says that lho eares ...

... ADDRESS OF THE GRAND LODGPN OF IRELAND TO THE MTNf- BERS Or, THlE ORANGE INSTITUTION. BlLOViD I3RtETIIil-TlhC Grand Lolgc of Ire- la)d, with more tilan ordinary anxiety at this time, regard their responsibilities, and desire to assura those who have entrusted grave duties to thiem of their cautions and deliberate regard for the best in- tercsts of the Orange Institution, and consequcntly of ...