... 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- ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDT)ON CORPRESPO NDENCE. [rnFlt oQt(R OWN ceut >r-1'ONDETiL-f LoND-lON, IN EDN'ESDAY. ?? tiiC severity of thle nweather in the metro- ls !int 'elk hals hec'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 ?? in a molnth. Thlle hoi~ t: the liabhlity of the ...

... PiMR a D, DUBWIA. ARR~IAl. Up to 9 a.m., January 12, 1567.-Wind W, N. W. January ?? Gougih and Lord Clyde, steamers, Was. gowr; Alexandra, steamer, Aolybead; Robina, Belfast, wheat; Gau, 'Gigha, potatoes; Rover, Campbletown, po- tatoes. January 12-Rosetta, steamer, Bristol; at. Patrick and Eblana, steamers, Lirerpool; Io collters. January 10-arl of Carlisle, steamer, Glasgow; Ad. miral Mooroom ...

... FEN IAN ISM. ARREESTS IN DUlBIJNT. 1)cnuN, SNwRuAY.-Tfle officers of the detec- tivc volice to-day muule three ?? Dow- ho wnvas arrested at Portlaud Row. He is a I icdlrer cn chemistry, botany, anrl other braiiches Iof n~atarall philosophy; and wvas a ratlier distinguishedl student of the scientilic school attached to the .useulin of Irish ]nd1Lstry, St. Stephen's Green. itVa. Joseph Smyth, ...

... , \l, ?? THE LAT'E TWlNMA ?? 'I S ?? Q. ?? Jl Snel'. 1 dul'.q ~Utiz livettitig N'S's held inl the 8 ti F dwt'ii tti obljett (oI Whiicli was to it ?? to thle late 'Ihlomas Sinclair, ?? is to take the form ofg ?? ;eneral liusjitttal. Among~st T0'i Ma\tfr of Belfast (ll vid ( J.P.Jams KQu JamyEsq. e J Wiii' 2licttit 1. Dif lsifte IC ~I~ 1or Esirr, Esqli , \illiamr EsLqt.j ?? Jamelobsi NNIF.e ?? ...

... I [FROM OTPR OWl 01J33%UIDI.J I I ljj.O DON, S.Al URDA.KY THE prolific and original subject which gener-all supplies the topic of conxerasrtiun -u England - namely, the weather-is now almost the only theme I upon which the Cockncy mind can expatiatc. We -are still elouring all the privations anw ?? of a Silerianu'inter. TFhedhgreeof cohldegislerle~ yesterday and the day before was almost ...

... | i Yesterday at Capel-street Polioe-office, before Mr. O'Donnell, a geapectable.locking young man named James Anestrong, was brought up in custody of Poli~e-constables 76 1D and 188 D, charged with being drunk and disorderly. The prisoner, whose arm was in a sling, complained that he had been extremely ill-treatod by the constables, who had assaulted him- in a moot violent and unprovoked ...

... THE IRISH CHUROH ESTABLISITHEIL l I r&^n ,.AE7 4 ?? I. ?? ¶rem\ wiV7 *vormrf EMMA '5 ua7rtc,) Tho successive modifications io wbich, in modern times, clurcl property in Irela'd has been subjected althoughl stigmatised when enacted as unjust, sacri legious, and blasphemous, have notwithstanding been accompanied by a singular improvezent In religion -whother Protestant or Roman Catholic. The ...