... TnE tenantry of the Saintfield estate have taken a very prompt and decisive method Of testilying in what estimation they hold their landlordl, James C. Price, E q., and of separating themselves from and denouncing the attempts that have been for sonic time so assiduously made in the neighbourhood to bring that gentleman into discredit with them. An ad- dress, to Mr. Price, signed, we ...

... R AIL WAY T I ME-T AB LE. TRIAINS will leave for the from and to Belfast, on Wei hours Froin Belfast. 6, 9 30 amu; 2, 4 30 prm Antrim L nrn; 12 u; 4 30 psll; Atunighi 7 1 pin 7, 8 nm; 12 ii, 4 30, Armingh 715 pin 6, 9 30 lilnl; 2, 4 30 pmi BcIlycIcl 7 sin 12 ii; 4 80 pi i Ballibay e, 30 am; 2,4 30 pDI BRcllymne! e, 9 20 cmn; 2 poc Ballymo d cm, 2, 4 20, 7 30 pmr Blllynal 6 nm; 4 30 pin ...

... TIE POl'E AND THE CONGRE, SS. T~Efollowingu is a translation of thie very impor- 'it, tifnt ?? by M\. (la Ia Guerrouiere, wbich hias xi jjtbeen, published-of course. by permission-~ by 115 ?? I. ?? WtIe wvish, in a trle, (Romlan) Catholic, spirit, to Iiti t:,( aqestcion ?? imprudently become iii- itl( tint never make's us see.' Let us Ilhon violeavoiur it( al ?? it 11em1 ii subject wvileve ...

... THE REV. ROBERT MAGJIRE'S EXPLANATION. CROWDED as the Church of St. James's, Clerkenwell, has been ever since the Rev, Rohert Magurle was electedl to the incumbency of the parish on no former occasion did the congregation exceed in size that which assembled there on Sunday at morning service, The morning service crnciaded, tho Rev. Robert Maguire ascended the pulpit to preach, and took for his ...

... ~~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 ?? of Lord Palinerston atteiclini g the Conguess After the bit of quackery that was perpetrated by the leadilng journal, in reference; to the ...

... 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 ?? Andrews, Esq., T.P., Com1ber; Dr Strongo, R. Niven, jun., Esq., Clroinhill; Thomas Richardson, Esq., Waringstown; Di Hordges, Robert 11'Calmont, Esq., ...

... IN our last impression we apprised our readers that a meeting of the shareholers in the Holywood and Bangor Railway Company of last year was to be held yesterday for the purpose of receiving a statement of the accounts of the company. The meeting, we tniderstand, was well attended, and from the state- ment of accounts which has been submitted it appeared that the deposit on all the shares ...

... A U S T 11 A L I A. (FaOM TIIt MEIRBOURND ARGUS, OCT. 17.) Tan mail leaves us on the eve of a Ministerial crisis. The Administration of Mr. OShanassy is believed to be upon its last legs, and there is scarcely a doubt that the result of to-morrow's debate will be to see its doom. On the address in reply to the Goveraor's Speech it is the intention of Mr. Nicholson, in the Lower House, to move ...

... ECCLES [ASTICAL. THE ESTABLISHIED COHU10CIT. The followving will be tle emlsi cl service iln T1o0y- Wvooli Cllli cli on to)-rlirol'W'O, Christmias Daly:-- Forelloon.Clialiit (Proper Psalms), Nares; ServieO (Td Deem, Jubilate, Rss1PoneSe, ?? Rogerns; Iicn. 'W Whence those somids;' andi Anthitm, Lift up yolr ieiads. Afterniolio -Chtla (Prip(et 1'sailcls), J. Re- lnIls(oi; Seirvieo (Casltiiid ...

... L;AT1EST NEWS. NEIV S-LETTEZR OFFICE, ?? Kloliey. [B YV UAGNEiTIO TEL EGRAV?1I.] S A R D I N I A. Turin, Dec. 20. M, Buoncomprgini leaves to-day lbr Florence, The designatinon of Count CavorI' as first Plenipo- tritiary of Sardinia nt, the Congrress is definite, and will be noti ted to thle different Powers aiter the nominations of the other l'lenipotentiaries have been pubbished. The frigato ...

... EIORTICU.LTURE. GARDENTNG OPERATIONS FOR T1HE WEEK. PL ANT DePoA'rare'NT.-Conservato y, &c,.-Foircing,- houses and pits will very soon require to bc) kept in fill acivity to suptily the constant demand that will he mn(de on them for plants in bloom, Care n n9t-, however, be takcn before plants ate removed to sitting-roonms to gradually harden them For at day or two, eitber b7 plicing them in ...

... THn Rev. H. A. Hughes, of nmlwweb, who has so dis- tingaished himself in connexion with the loss of the. Royal Charter, sends Ius the following letter:- AMIwOIn, Nov. 27, 1859.-Dni) t SiR--From the peculimrly striking characters in tiho enclosed dlescrip- tions of bodies brought up Lo my church on the 2Gth November I am inclined to hopc that you will be good enough to give them publicity in ...