... 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 subject-Reminiscences t of a tour in France ...

... 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 ...

... LONDT)ON CORPRESPO NDENCE. [rnFlt oQt(R OWN ceut >r-1'ONDETiL-f LoND-lON, IN EDN'ESDAY. ','1!, tiiC severity of thle nweather in the metro- ls !int 'elk hals hec'l suecC(le'l by a warm r ! tcure and foods of mill, nwhich, in a fewv l i .u: !i I rc to clear the strects of thel aec ni- *-> as K S!'LO: than the Vcstrie5 atil parislh autho- it. S cnil1dh e3Ccollmlpishledl in a molnth. Thlle hoi~ t ...

... r E.' PRAYy, the ordinary hi-monthly luecting of tic r nlenlle of this Trust was held ih the Board- 1 a[rior Orlie-Riuirwr Boyi), Esq., in the PPr. he oth r inemnbers present were - Sir 1:3 a cr1(nev, J. P. 13r. I'irrie, Mlessrs. Charles t;n. Statcs Hrilnnihon, Fobert Patterson, James (:riwnl, andl IWillian. 'Valentiue r10 XS 'ARV readl the miniutes of last general atl 1 't-1111ittee ineetines ...

... WrHO W'ILL BELIEVE IT? PARiS, TnsulRSDAy EYEsNcxi.-You may, perhaps, to t not have forgotten that some months back I had Pat occasion to relate to you a curious cailii-d which had obtained general credit here, that the Emperor, I not being able to give all the audiences required of thi: him, aud to figure in public so often as is necessary An for a man in his peculiar position, had engaged a ...

... CATTLE PLAGUES IN IRELAD I , .- . . . . . - . .. . .. - A remarkablo tract has been recently published in tbis city enti'lcd- The'Rinder'est of the Present Time-the Contagious Cattlo Distempers of Former Ages in these Islands hnd on' the Continent, conji- dl.red, especially with reference to the connection be- tween those Distempers a' nd Cholera, Plague,and other Diseases, by Dr. T. More ...

... SHOOCKING fi:5&YHDA. V B-:Y On Friday afternoon Mr., Payneoield an inquiry at St. Bartholoinew's'llospital, touohing the death of Margaret Quin, aged 27 years. Cetberine.Ndble,` 33 Christopher-square, said that the deeeased lived', next door to' her. ' On Christmas-eve Wittiees 'tvo's ' standing at herstreet door when she heard 'moans proceeding from the next house. She went ir.to it, and upon ...

... CATHOLT INTELLIGENCIE F 6 Pope h.,8 sreoeoled ile.aptch from!.tlW In. peror of'tbe Freunh, au iis Otv bnoination 'of FFather PReg'is, of 'he Oidel' Xptpists at Staouel, -to the new bishoprio of Constantine. The Rev. Mr. Roche, of St. Jlde4i`, Wexforl, annornces the ?? legpcy of five hundred pounds bequeathed by the late Vr. Richard Sionott, forthe erectio'n of the great altnr'ane4 tebernaole ...

... L~~I~ EUMAN M' SW7 PO YU 'Nf LIE _ ?? POO YOUN HA Iyt - I: The annual soiree and bs~of the Liverpool Catholico oung Men's Society took place on Tueo. day night in St. George's Hell. There wa a nmie. rous attendance, the numbers present being about eight hundred. The usual preparationa were made forheenteramtentof thecopany The services of a well organised choir were engaged, by whom some ...

... TESTIMONIAL TO THE VERY REV. 1Ekl IKRAN, P.P., V.G., &c. , _ _ -- - - * - (n(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) DDUnALDa,' SVND1 NIxiT.-A very inaeb^ meetig of th~oprincipalpari ?? Dareda. held this eveninq in the National Schoolroom to c sider the propreety -f ieseflntilg the Rev. D Igier&, nowr virtuallri the Archbishop of .AXean.~ ?? of a1l IreAnd, with a testunonia MICHAEL RiLLi, Eq., J.P., predded ...

... I H WEA-flEI =- . ; i.: : TEnS WE-ATSim-Tri POORt;, ?? It --1. , -- L- I . . 1 1 / ?? s: 1- . The extreme severity'of the 4wather'fdi the pasb three days has not been eicee'deod by Anthibig ?? in this climate forvery many'yiira .'ITp ,tb Chtisti moa Eve the tnoupdrature Wa ,niid glnd g'ciial-ini.' deed, ,unnaturiill 'qo, aud the' ea'ir part'bf D6ecr., ber bore more the:i. charter -ofp g'th'i' ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE lelnv ET'lot AM1 7 1 it , tiX lT~hLJ1A*±.AY. Berlin, Tuesday, January 16. In the Chamber of Deputies, to-day, the Minister of Justice, in reply to a question, explained that the arrest of Hcir Sauntagas, Hanoverian merchant, and his confinement to the fortress of Miaden, was owing to. his being the soul of the agitation against Pros. sian rule in Hanover. An inquiry had ...