... NOIlI-E.EA\lP AG;RI(CLTURAL ASSO( TA- TIuN OF' IRbELAND. .N N S A 1. F. FE T. N ii. YE-rsUDlA. the annual meeting * T the -NordirEast i Agricultural Association oi ircland uas hkhd in the Ojdiies, iestle (_'larILers. Anon~lt those present Iwncre:-d, aid O()Nci, Esq., I.MP.; Robert Tor- reus, Es1j., LIt. P.; Sir Edward ('0oev, ?? J. .V Greer, Esj, J. ?? Rev. Joseph Bradeshaw, J. P.; John1 ...

... HTUTNTING APPOINTMIENTS. OTDT EAyD) OiIIl~IiSTEli IlASflrERS-l1I.,0. Saturlday, Jan. 12, ?? Irish Hill. LECALE HAlREIiS-12. Thursdaay,.Tan. 10, ?? Ballyrolly. Wednlezday, Jan. 1 (Down Hunt), lishopscourt. ITAGU TrUNT-1l-SO0. Friday, Jan. 11, ?? lhamiagh. Tuesday, Jan. 15, ?? 1allyd6wis Bridge. OTUTE HUZNT-11-SO. Frilar, .anl. 11, ?? Causeway. Tullesday, Jan. 15, ?? Ballyinoney. A7WAGH BFAGLT- ...

... TEE FEARFUL ACCJIDENT IN THE REGENTS PARK. tr~sicig t--dacciix lick 1p:ci-- c-c tIeLC.1M II ?? wattc- n t --te i : rkI'ic. xehre . 1 iV thle siucul- tan cousi fl-xiyx tftexii eldl of ice oil the lake, at eIt- 21P' I i>er ?? nit tin-. wch, r at tto-in-c. -c:1i Nve ai-usatre dr-owItiti. ?? --N- icL'C 1lciL *ctica ill1 liarrIw~ic. ?? .ac--l icci c~t- to sav u th'ccc Mtile fii ill tiii , I- l :i- ...

... ECMiI RSIASTICAL. THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. TII: CONVOCATIVEON OF C'xxTERIrURY.-Tuesday 'ati~ aling. the CtaxLL ocabains of the Irot-inc fLC C';nter- bury wv;s rworogued under thec Royal writ, by D)r Tritr ers Ta ies, to th Liti o 3Fubruary, then to meet fur hIuslacss. The bisihop af Norwich has institutel the Rev. Wt.' iielciaer, B.A., of Trhinty College, Dublin, to tile Viacatagel of ...

... F E N I 'A s I S M. *THE BECESFNT DTRSCOvER'Y OF, ARMS1 A¶D A\TMUNITLON, PILKES, &x, oN `TliC AN-j 'VJI'l MII lAD. al s;ISTi.OZTAT iT'VtTl(ATION. Y;T DAMiChaul flanlon, who had teen. ar- 1 rest't n te ldheeof he.TheCat-(II, Hainill reton tie might of tb-i 3ist Pe-cend'.r 1:si, and against whom intforaaatious have en 1 alrda~ Itaken, was brought tip in the ?? es' ro~n in at thle Police Court. ...

... AN lNTEPrVIEW W[TIT PRBESIDENT JOHN~SON. 'Pas T7in7 ' correspoilseuit at WVashin1gton lns hadl ae an interview with the President Onl the subject of his impending impeaclhllmenlt, the result of which, with Mr. Johnson s sanction, lie communicates to his realers. The President said that the light in which lie regarded public affairs at the present Ino- melnt was that a muinority in the country ...

... L[SBURN PROTESTA'NT CONSERVATIVE J;EGIS'T2ZATIQN7 SOtAETY. | LKC1iz - It W~L2 l Et CI.UDLKT.$, T. P. | 4tic''M OCR o US\ 5iLP)!:HII. Iit C ILjSr~jRN-, F!RIDAY. il LAsT evening, at et,,ht o'clouk, a lecture in crnnec- A. tion with the above society was delivered in the 5 Assembly loom, Lisburn, by Wmi. Charley, Esq., a 3 J. P., Seymour Hill, onthe ?? t of a tour in France and Switzerland. ...

... THE PEE-RAGEl IRiAND | SirO Coman O'Loghlen made two ineffectul effiortts- laut sension'to bring the case of the Irish ?? under the coasideration of 'the; legislature, but twas unsuctessful nobtaining a heaing oneitheroesasion. The old otory of the miniter, . who Wle refusidg to give a distinguished pcatul^sntheright oLentmc. to St. Jdines's Park, offered hi, ae a sop, 'an-Irish peerage, which ...

... PFnR SAD, DUBLINI. ArvALS TUp to 9 a.M, January 2, 1867.-Wiad N.E. January I-Admiral Moorsom, steamer, Holyhead; Lord Clyde, steamer, Olaugdw; Dodder, steamer, Wex- ford; Sarah, Ringatown, sulphur ore. January 2-LIly, Ayr, Iron; Therese, Inverness, pota. toes; seven collieja. 'SAILIlcS.' January 1 Stanley and Telegraph, steamers, Holyhsad; Earl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; Eblana, Iron Duke, ...

... Thp fn Inw !n~.1RSE[ QUESTIONS. - i Cohn fnllnwAn. Essay^ 9-._ -- _ _ I A!Ale 1w1owng letter from an 31. P., appeared in tfe Mord61g Skir of Tueaday:_ 1' I rcad with great satiafaotion thoifible leading article on the pro ceedings at thebilkenny idauguratio, banquet, whieh oppeared in your jouiral op. SatJa, I hope thaN ,the saund edvceo, you gave to the rh people e rebeived intho friendly ...

... I ?? THE MINISTRY, e f ; _ = _ _ = ?? ?? _ * f: I The Aijly'. Nit7161te1 * GiildfflrA'mttlal pro. gramme for th ecoming sesion. Regarding meaiurea of reform, Which ?? will in- trodu0e9';theaJ4WyNesW la :si 113We re commonly told that. there Mnd!No 'dlfiitlty' 'in franli ' scheme WCiJ~ 1 stisj;gll¢mo49rAit',?nen, and thati dcmll a~. olw dre, ,dh~l,,,M'.oeitrenej po- Mti.tWi , peI ntndig~s~~ y ...

... I E:CHEQUER NISI PRIUSI-YESTRBD . AuUilhl v. ?? further hearing of this case occupied the court the entire day, and has not yet I concluded. ' CONSOLIDATED CHAMBER-YmSimnDAY ( Mr. Justice O'Brien eat in the Court of Queen's Benchtohear chamber motions for the three law courts. i David O'Kelly. v. Je7im Hassey.-Mr. Carton 2 'appliedforliberty topleadseveral defences in this I case. The action ...