... 0ig 1) c V) d f it ?? t ll ,-C? ?,' dta. (ESTABLiSIIED ANNO 1737.) B ELFA ST: WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, 1860. AMONGST the reports with which our columns are crowded this morning, 'we would direct attention to that of the proceedings at the Lisburn Board of Guardians. We have only space to point out that the Board have declined to make or sanction the appointment of two Roman Catholic religious ...

... IIOUSE OF LOIlDS-FRIDAY. (Ssppiseiteetni'! to 2e31eqrep7isc Sstiiltiiia/ly CHURClti SlERVICES IX SADI-Rli'S WVELS THE13ATRE. Lord DUNGANNON, in rising to call atteontion to the performance of Divine service at Sadler's Wells and other theatres by clergymen of' tite, Chiech of' Enfgland on Sunday evenings, and to move a resolu- tion-' That such services, being highly irreogilal and ...

... THE CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY AND THE | GOVERNIENT. (FROM THE DAILY EXP'RESS.) WE abstain from mlalking any comment on the follow- ing important correspondence between the Presidents of the Church Education Society and the Right lIon. Edward Cardwell, Chief Secrctary for Ireland, as we are LWRie that a furthler coircspondetlice on the sub- ject between inuiliential parties antl the Govemuniint ...

... S THIS DAY'S NEWS. [BY MA G NET IC TEL EG n A P H.] MEM lS-LET1'ER OFFICE, Wednesday, One o'clock pon. A Al E R I C A. Queenstown, Wednesday Night. The Canadian mail steamer North American ar- rived here early this morning mith dates from Port- land to tho 11th. Landed Englisl and Scotch mails, and proceeded onwards to Liverpool. North Briton anrived at Portland on the 5th, having picked up ...

... A JOURNEY TO TE WESTERN PRAIRIES OF I AM\ERICA.I BlY TIHE TION. GRIANTLEXY F. BEnRlELEY. lrR0M TIrM FIELD.) XO. v'1. ON Monday morning, the 13th of September, I left Cincirinati by train, attended by a very civil conductor, and, with my dogs, got very comfrortably located in bis car. For soiLe distance the Ohio river conttiued on our left, and then fine undilating land, with very good crops of ...

... YPsTERDAY, the usual weekly meeting of this Board was held in the Board-room of the Workhouse-Dr. MI'GE, J.P., in the chair. The other members pre- sent were:-W. T. B. Lyons, Esq., J.P.; Surgeon Browne, R.N.; Messrs. David M'Connell, John Hanmill, David Walker, John Finlay, Adam Brown, George Jackson, Robert Carlisle, Robt. Greer, Jas. Harper, David Taylor, and William Johnston, POOR REMOVAL ...

... THIE WELLINGTON CORRESPONDENCE. Tim following are extracts from civil correspondenco of F. M. the Dukie of' Wellington, edited by his son {just publiskhed):- TO Slit UIIARLtrS SAXTON', 1ART. London, 25th March, 1809. MY DEAlt SIR CIHARL.ESs-I bavc moved for a now writ Ioe lile (,ity of' (,ashel, in the room of Mr. Quintiinl I)iclk, and I shinll be obliged to vou if you will let Mr. ...

... [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. NEW BILLS. The LORD CH.ANCELLOR laid onl the table a Bill for tie further fusion of law and equity, and Lord BnoUGHAM a Bill to render unnecessary the plea of Not Guilty. Earl GRANVILLE read a letter from M\[r. Corbett, our Charge d'Af'aires at Florence, stating that hC bad not attended any reception of Signor Itnoncoul- pa-tni officially, ...

... TnE following is the concluding portion of Mr. Bright's speech on Mr. Ducane's motion. He said:- I am quite sensible of the blots-especially the one great blot in the statemnent of the Chancellor of the Exchequer-a very fbol blot which would tarnish the character of the Government, and which, if some- thing be not done to remedy, I venture to promise will make their term of office not at all a ...

... THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PROPERTY | AND AN INCOIME-TAX. l wE ate indebted for the following brief but forcible elucidation of this question to the Slandeard:-Pio- perty, which consists of land, and Consols cannot be placed in the same category with property embodied in a trade or profession. If tile owner of either of tlhe two former die, the property descends intact to his heir; the trader ...

... LLAT EST NEWS. VE IIS-LETTER OFFICE, Sahtlrd(7alt Mforning. y Y A G N E T I C T E 1. E G P. A rP n.] TIIE rOPm AND TIHE FRiENCTI EMPERO11. jiomle, Sunday, Feb. 21 (/ia Istilles) An extraorllitnly coCinisli InI of' ten haddiiils find l a )1o1jutv(I to deliteralte upon a reply to MI. *,rIIoIenvallds d1espatcI. Letters affirm that tho Pope ],as reccivc(l a communication from the King or Sar- jlia ...

... I ANNUAL. PLOUGJHING MATCH. (FROMf OUR OWN REPORTER.) YESTERDAY, tio annual ploaghling match of tilc Castle-Upton Estate Farming Society, which. had been adjourned from the 14th instant, owing to the unfavnorable state of the weather at that time, camne off hi a field on the farm of M11r. Win. Green, Temple- patrick. The day, lilt1ough sonlC rain fell, was quite favorahle, andr the land % wals ...