... community will be aroused, and will assert its claims in a form that official insouciance will not venture to neglect .—Xoriher* Whig. WINTER WOOLLEN TRADE.—This Month is generally busy one, and I have made extensive preparations both for It and the general ...

... loaded with timber arrived from North America, and great number are lying the lough waiting to be lowed into port.—AVtAern Whig. Agricultural Report foe Septemthe past month has been most fabourable for harvest operations, October finds them still unfinished ...

... benefits which it has derived from the new mail service, while Belfast is, apparently, left out of cousideration.—Northern Whig. Coast Survey.— The Argus screw steam yacht, having on board the Hon. Captain Yelverton, R.N., who is at present engaged in ...