... BELI FAST DANKING COWATNY. Tuio t1iii'ty-roulrtii a1innnl gien.Ili111 i otijg of tilh ?? of the Beil:iot ?? l'ikio Compail 'vtiS heil ye i terurday, in tilc Boa'd-room of' the Itea [ Bank. Afl1 t1ilts5:1ly Viirie 'tiat lifh of ?? Was pi - itit, llil tdho chair wvas occupied by Iotiit' ll.t'rr Esq, ?? J. P. Tue report, whicih was ofn ?? ratithiltol y chiaracter, was reaa b)y thwe senim, lirect ...

... LAATEST NEWS. NEWF'S-LETTER OFFICE, Monday Morning. qut Ex [BY MAGNETIC TELEORAPXI.] ml daI THE FRENCH SENATE. tdh Paris, March 1. feu In yesterday's sitting of the Senate, Guerronierp a b urged the necessity of maintaining the tempor, 1 a power of the Pope. Manifestations, he said, are any now being organised to urge the Government d 1 of Victor Emmanuel to proceed to Rome; but, Jai on the ...

... . ,0nxperiaf I.- ximen;t .. (Supplenmentanr to Telegraphic Sonmmary) HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY. THE STATE OF IBELM. . Mr. GREGORY asked'the Secretary for Ireland whether the letter which the right hon. gentleman quoted in his speech the other night, as to the plen- tiful supply of food in Ireland, was not written on November 12, and whether it did not refer only to his (Mr. Gregory's) own ...

... A SUu-MA.lINEl PAILWAY SCHEME. FiFTrY Ye:e ?? j, til! man %vonlil liave been considered W-1!o UraVely ?? that it was ?? to tr-ave! -itb sarfity fi ly mi h s in ian lhotir, to send ssnie Ihinireds ot mit sat a speed of twenty p *et-as n 'fitiite, to walk driy-ibiot uider the Thnmes, o t1 clo(s the Atlantic in fiv- dove, to maeli the sun P elmI 1,rtrlnt-ba'Llinter in ol-iriary, anid the ...

... . COSYNTY DOWNx-riNNEBROUOE, &C. Fli-E:BRoGuao is th1 seat of ?? Maxwell, Esq., a Gentleman who has been identified for many years witb every movement calculated to benefit net'only the couintv in which lhe resides, but tile country at large; and the mere mention of whose name in 'the County of ]own is sufficient to elicit expressions of the most unmistakable respect from all parties and all ...

... BELFAST BOARD OF GUARDIANS, YESTERDAY, the usual weekly meeting of the Belfast Board of Guardians was held in the Board-room, Union Workhouse-Mr. DAVID TAYLOR in the chair. I The other mnembers present were-Messrs. Robert Thomson, J.P., Captain Verner, J.P., J. Hamill, John Suffern, T. Geffilin, John Thompson, Thos. Killops, John Ireland, James Kavanagh, and Robert Greer. STATE OF TIIE HOUSE. ...

... ?? . .. - . p ., A YESTERDAY, the usual, weekly Meeting of the Guar- dians was held at the Worldiouse, Dr. MIGEE, J.P., in e) the chair. The other Guardians present were cc Messrs. Robert Thomlson, J.P.; George Gray, J.P.; D.0 Tiylor. Thomas Gaiffiin, Robt. Beg,,s Adam Brown, Thomas Killops, Janies Adams, James Harper, Robt. or Walker, John Ireland, John Sunern, J. Thompson, p Samuel Teirney, ...

... Tnu following is a collect list of the students of' the University of Dublin who obtained appointments in India at tle recent competitive examination, held in Lmndon:.- Malks.. Marks. P. Apple}by Svan, 1,9 9 S. H. Plcilpntts, 1. 5',7 R. Mison Tiwers, 1,1i5 T. IHelry Stewart, 1,511 Thomais Noriman, 1,872 Win. Bnry Alulock, 1,i74 Jhil C. Leup'itt, 1,867 John MVillace, 1,45 AM. Lloyd Ferr',n, 1 ...

... DISTRES - IN BALLYMACARRETT. I iYE5TEIRDA vcvning, a meeting was held, according to advertisement, in the New Road school room, Ballymacarrett, for the purpose of aippointing a com- imittee to devise and carry out mienuis to relieve the ipresen1t di-tress amiongst the liandloom weaveis of that place. The chair was OCCUpied by Dr. ?? Amongst those present ivere:-RevB J. Menecly. Rbyv. Mlir ...

... BY M AON E TIC TE LEGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. RAILWAY BILLS. The Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds Railway Bill, and the Neweastlo-on-Tyne and Carlisle Railway Bill were read a third time and passed. Lord REDESDALE moved that the House should not read any Bill a second time after Tuesday, 17th July, except Bills of and for Supply, or Bills in refe- rence to which the House shall have ...

... V A I AElIS' CLASS. CLASS A. See. 1.-For tile cleanest, best managed, and best renulator] fiuin, on ivhich at least twenty square perches cf tirinips fur every flir acres of the farm: nutist he grownl; Situas mmr ?? ig such as Clover, clover am1 ryeerass, vetches, &c., in at least tile same proportion; and no two cr0ps of grain in succession in the same piece oF groiund. Situate in the town- ...

... (FROM ouR owN CORRESPODENT.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY. THE wonderful placability of John Bull's tempera- ment, under all sorts of circumstances anl in all imia- ginable social phases, is abundantly illustrated at this moment. One day we are assured that the whole of the Continent is about to explode by the torch of the revolutionist, anon we are reminded or the perishing nature of thrones and ...