... D ICKENS AND LONGFELLOW JOHN PHILLIPS, Esq., or LONDON, (Provincial Superintendent of the Sovereign L1( Assurance Office, and Hon. Sec. of the Nations Temperence'League), bas kindly consented to give READING OF DICKENS' CHRISTMAS CAROL, IN THE CORN EXOHANJE, Art TUEDAY EVENING Next, Jan. 7; and a Lecture-Subject: AN HOUR WITH LONGFELLOW, -[n the same Flace, on THURSDAY Evening, Jan. I -- ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. 1 iR. W. SIDNEY HAS THE HONOR TO Al announce that he lis made arrangements with Edmund Falconer, Esq., Manager of the Royal Lycemn Theatre, London, for thC production of the great Drama PEEP O' DAY, whicl wi3 he presented to the Public, with all the Original Effects and Beautiful Scenery, on THIS (Wednesday) EVEN- ING, May 14, and every EYening till further notice. No ...

... WTEEKLY SEANTERS TO AND FROM HAMBURG. - GERMANIA, 700 Tons Burtben. HAMMISONIA,1 500) , ,, The above, or other First-class Steamers, will leavo GRANGEMOUTH and HAMBURG every SATURDAY. For particulars, apply, in Hamburg, to Messrs. VINCENT JANSSEN & WENDT; and hore, to JOHN & CHARLES ROBERTSON. Grangemouth, 1StSept., 1802. 4994 OCTOBER, 1862. F IRST-CLASS STEAMERS SAIL FROM AND J2 to ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, BELFAST. NEW MANAGEMENT. NEW COIMPANY. M R. W. SIDNEY HAS THE HONOR TO announce that the Theatre Royal, Belfast, will OPEN, under his management, with a NEW and TALENTED COMPANY, on SATURDAY, April 19. On SATURDAY, April 19, 1862, and EASTER MONDAY, April 21, 1862, the Performance to commence with Dion Boucicault's Great Amrcican Sensation Drama, in Five Acts, rendered more in- ...

... 7110 BE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES- TISION, the DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 3, Tudor I Hall, Holywood, with Stable, Coach-house, and PI: Garden. Apply to HENRY MURNEY, 18, High Street, Belfast. , 2441. HOUSE AT HIGH HOLYWOOD TO LET. . HT'IORNBANK, LATELY OCOXUPIED BY THE St L Rev. Henry Henderson, is to be Let; with large miJ Garden, Coach-house, Stable, &c.- This commodious house is detached, and ...

... :-iernn mmrninteatIITa. TO BANGOB rOR 3d. r~HE SWIFT IRON STEAMER I a - \ 'sPILOT, (After having undergone extensive repairs), WILL PLY BETWEEN BELFAST AND BANGOR (lVeather permitting), as follows: From Belfast, at 11.30 A.m., 4 P.m., 7 p.m. From Bangor, at 2 Pat., 5.30 P.x. 8.30 p.m. F A R E S. Cabin, .. .. ..G6. Steerage ?? OrrICE-106, HIGH' STREET. :NGLAND' na FLEETWOOD, % EVERY EGVENING, ...

... CAST-IRON GOODS. RIDDEL & COMPANY HAVE AT ALL Rtimes a large Stock of the above, comprising Half-round and 0. G. Eaves Spouting, large Orna- mental Gutters, to form Cornices, Rain Water Pipes, 1 Under-Ground Pipes for Water and Gas; Elliptic - Parlour and Register Grates, of new patterns; Iron fr Chimney-pieces, Dundee Grates, Kitchen Ranges, - Boilers, Cast-iron Water and Liquid Manure Pumps, ...

... .~ ~ ~ a . !: i,- * ; tau iiem. rp niexatirnx 0 I .. , T° EiNGI:A~J1 via LIE~ljP~OL. r ~~T O J U N, -, -i's 6 2 .* The BELFAST STEAM-SHIP COMPAY'8I Steamers BLEXtHEIM and 11SEMAP'0 or other Steamers, will Sail from Belfast' and Liverp'o E everyMONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aid 8ATUR- DAY (unless prevented by -some -,unforeseen occur. rence), with Extra Sailing hn reired - From Belfast-Juie 2, ...

... 0 t2eam f1emmarnictitn~.- STEAM TO 1EW YOR _ ONCE A-WEEK. V A, Q U E E N S T Ow 1 F OR £7. ?? > 1HE L}IV E POO L, NEW A t 1P YOR1R, -and PHILADlSI PlIA' STEAM - SHIP COMT- PANY'S magnificent Steam- . ships are intended to Sail as nnder:-- FROM QUEENSTOWN (CORK), FOR NEW YOR c - IRECT, AB POLLOW.S: S Kangaroe, ?? . ?? Thursday, 6th Feb. City of New v ork, ?? Thursday, 13th Feb. Glasgow, ?? ?? ...

... ULSTERBAKERY, 151 & 153, NORTH STREET. INE AND EXTRA-SUPERFINE BREAD, OF EXTRA QUALITY, at LOWEST MARKET PRICE. A FAIR DISCOUNT ALLOWED RETAILERS. J. C. SHOORT & CO. 6127 T ENNGLAND via LIV:ERPOOL. , O NOVEMBER, 1862. The BELFAST STEAM-SHIP. COMPANY'S Steamers BLENHEIM and n SEMAPHORE, or other Steamers, will Sail from Belfast and Liverpool every MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUR- DAY ...

... J O H N W E S T, (Late Boon e& West), riAILOR AND ARMY CLOTHIER, T . 59, DAwsoN7 STUBET,.DU33LIE. JOHN WEST begs to inform his Friends and Patrons of the DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP of the Firm of BOON & WEST, and that for the future he will carry on his Trade at the, above ad- dress. 4877 Any commands with which he may e 'favored will meet with his usual strict and prompt attention. CANADA ...

... SALE OF DAMAGED FLAXSEED, FOR AC- COUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. e To be Sold by Public AUCTION, at the Stores of CLOTWORTRY & PINKERTON, Tomb Street, on FRIDAY, 2nd JANUARY, 1863, at One o'clock, A BOUT 400 BARRELS (MORE OR LESS) A IRIGA FLAXSEED (Messrs. A. Hill & Co.'s shipment), Damaged by salt water, ear 1 Christina, Ahlmepper, Master, from Riga, bound to Portrush. CLOTWORTHY &.PINKERTON ...