... Week's total. Half-rears total. 180B. 1884. -1881. 1064. Milso Belfast and N. Countles 20a3 -17e 60132 45205. 69 8Dlatol and Exeter . 7180 7349 18544 168141 121 Caledoulan . 90167 19559 308723 37498 3 2811 Cambrian . . 1909 1458 4.2768 980t 91 Con~wall .. 1713 1842 49029 41532 655 Cork and Bandon 82 . 36 902 '9844 120 Deeialde . I I. . 470 368 6202 5322 17 Dublin & ...

... FAILURE THE IRON TRADE. Mr. Henry Sparrow, of Corbyns Hall Works, has called his creditors together, and they are requested to meet the Hen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham, Thursday next. understand that a meeting of the principal creditors was held at Mr. Sparrow s residence, and that then a proposition for payment of 7s. tid. in the pound, in three instalments, to extend over eighteen months, ...

... i[Ro31 OUR OWN REPOBRTE.j AN extraordinary general meeting of the directors and shareholders was held yesterday, at two o'clock, in the Society House, Dongannon. The chair was occupied by J. D. CoopzR, Esq., J.P., Deputy- Chairman. The SEcaRETAaE (Wm. Mackay, sq ,) read the notice calling and stating the objects of the i meeting, which was for the purpose of raising the remainder of the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.' MONDAY, June 26.-Lord REDEBDALE, in explaining, according to promise, the State of private business, said there were now twenty-one bills before committees, and twenty-four still to be committed. It was due to the character of their lordships' House that an effort should be made to dispose of these bills during the session without putting the parties interested to the ...

... AGRlICUIIURE.I I I _ - - Cows are now selling in Buenos Ayros at 6s. each, and even at this extraordinary low price few buyers can be ob- tainell. STRAWBERItLFS. -The Garden e-'s Cl/roaicle says- Tite remakkahle failure of the strawberry crop which has occurred in the present season to an unusual extent, is not easily accounted for; even experience cultivators appeal to have only vague ...

... BANGOR LOCAL BUARD OF HEALTH. The ordinary meeting of this Board was held on Thursaay lest at the Magistrates Court Room, when the following members were present. Messrs. Henry Kennedy, (in the chair), Rowland Parry, TIehs. Lewis, .. K Douglas, Charles Bicksiell, William Pritchard, and George Sinpsop. The minctes of the last meeting were read and con- firmed. Cruelty to A nimals and Street ...

... TKI ) ROME AND ITALY. JI 30. The Opinion? to-day, in .an article upon the result the negotiations between the Pope ami Italy says : The Pope has rejected the demand that the bishops should be required to take the oath of allegiance to the King of Italy, but has consent- .1 to order them to yield obedience the laws ami to the State. The Pope has demanded a lnxli'icatioii in the heading the ...

... GENTLEMEN, AS the Dissolution of the present Parliament wil* soon take place, I beg to announce to you my in- tention of again presenting myself as a candidate for the honor of representing you in the New Parliament which will be elected. I have now enjoyed the high honor of being one of your County Members for a period of twenty-five years, and I trust that I shall not be found to have ...

... AMERICA. NEW YORK, JUNE 9. The Federals have occupied Brownsville. The Con- federates had previously sold their artillery to Mexi- can Imperialists. The fort at Sabine Pass had surrendered. It was expected that Galveston would also be surrendered to the Federals on the 28th ult. General Kirby Smith has gene to Mexico with a large amount of money. A large proportion of the citizens of Kentucky ...

... OUR MISCELLANY. A certain Irishman making love to a lady of great fortune, told her he could not sleep for dreaming of her. A Cure for Stupidity.—You are very stupid, Thomas, said a country teacher to a little boy eight years old. You are like a donkey, and what do they do to care them of stupidity? They feed them better, and kick them less, said the arch little urchin. A Quaker's Excuse ...

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... The Twenty-sixth Annual Meeting of this most ex- cellent Institution, established under the autlhority of the legislature to represent the charity of the British public to shipwrecked sailors of all nations cruet upon the coasts of the United Kingdom, was heldi at the United Service Institution, Whitehall Yard, Admiral the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, V.P., took the chair, in the unavoidable ...