... - !i: LAMONT, ?? AT.RO AY.T- Last nigt. Mr James Lamont, BLt, addressed' -V insconstituents ?? hsiy. The hall was filled on the occasion. -Onthe motion of r r A; M idy, Provost Mabeth t the chair. si - The ,l.seosriavngrintroducetheoui. Member p Tinfeweiarks,.o :, MrL: LmboN came forward, ;and was received oi with loudh ce- He said-think that after K R session which witnessed such momentous ...

... toXTUTH-PARK BOARD OF i GUARDIANS. +tthe weekly meeting of this board, held yesterday, at, the pubic office, High Park-street, Mr. Alpass presided, and the other members present were the Rev. Mi. Clementeon, and Mesars. Hood, Carter, Wilson, Grindrod; Christophersdn, Shields, and Cowan-The Governor reported that In the house last week there were f72 paupers; admitted since 22, discharged 16, ...

... NOTICE S TO UORREiPONDRNTS. Voluntcc.-111r. W. Thomas, Sitephenson Chambers, is the bon, secretary of the Amalteur Dramcatic Society. B. V.-6ucb a paragraph would discourage any future fhriat In the ?? e direction, lor ?? sub bstauce you pitked up was an a arolite. buch incidents are by no means uncommon. A Lijsenter, we think, a little m isapprehends the letter be xepliks to. In eny case, ...

... I kRMACrHi NATURAL IIISTORY AND I PUlOLOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. ADDRESrSi fY REiV. T. R. ROBINSON, D)D. no E[ract Oust OWN REPORTER.] AIOEAGH, THURSDAY M-ORNxio. LAsT evening at eiglt o'clock, the annual general ,t mneetring of the Armagh -Natural History and of Philosophical Society was held in the society's tec house, the MNall, in this city. The LoitD P1RiEATEr *, aoccupied the chair. There was a ...

... II If O teemants 4oufal.a THE AGGREGATE MlEETING TO-DAY. The Requisition which we publish to-day is one of the most powerful declarations of pub- lie opinion ever made in this country. The names of the IRequfiitionists extend to nearly TiXIRTZN Columns of our present issue, and those are the Requisitioniats of but one Dio- cese-the Archdiocese of Dablin. As a m- nifestation of sympathy it ...

... TEE Palestine Exploration Fund is in straits for want of money, and unless the public responds to the earnest appeal of Mr. George Grove, the hon. secretary, on its behalf, it will have to bring its investigations to an abrupt and premature close at the very moment when they promise valuable results. It is now two years since the fund was established, and in spite of preliminary difficulties, ...

... IA'TESTTINTELUJGE NCE I BY TOLEGRAPH. THE POPE-TrE FRENCa ARMY. Rome, Wednesday, November 13. TheOPopahooreeivedtheofficers of ?? ditionarycorps in publioaudience. GeneralDeFailly, who presented the officers, expressed the bappines5 of te army at being called upon to defend the oause of the Pope. His Holineso, in reply, declared the asaf ction with which he saw hiinseif surrounded withthle ?? ...

... THE SUGAR TBADs.-As an evidence of the enter- prise of the. Greenock sugar refiners, we are in- formed that three of Measrs Geo. Smith & Sons' ship-viz. City of Vienna, City of Athens, and. City of Erlorence-have been chartered to bring round from London cargoes' of-'raw sager for' Mr John Kerr, Greenoc ' We understand that the sugar is to be refixied here and returned to the Lon. don market.' ...

... LATE ST NE WSP [lRu'r'S Timamo XSJ.) ROWE. RECEPTION 0OF THlE FRENCH OFFICOEIS By THiE POPE. Roar,, Nov. 13, Evening. The Popo has received the oflicers of the ]Croc.l oxpo- ?? corps ill public audience. Gonoral do Faill', who presented tflo olhcors, expressed thel happiness of thle aruny at being callcd upon to defend tho cause of the Pope llis Holiness, in reply, declared that the ...

... ITHE CONDEMNED FENIANM, ,d The Times remarke that in arrvlng at adea on the fate of the convicts, the Rome SecretUy will, of course, be assisted by the Cabinet. The! . country has confidence both In their firmuess md ?? humnity. Let us, then, lesve the matterintheir Y hands. Ihe question of ?? being clear, lettle I question of policy be decided by those who skis a, nm judge of It in all its ...

... TEE CANDIDATES FOR MABRCESTER. :I We ha; e now N MANCHESTER, THURSDAY. , We have nowi probably, all the candidates for the representation of Manchester before us to whom any .pressing inducements are likelyto be held out by any .influential bodyof citizens. Mr. Bennett offers himself on the part of the constitutionalists and conservatives; ,Mr. Mitchell Henry on behalf of the whigs ; and Mr. l ...

... I BURGLARY Ab A RECREATION. - { Wj tnay read in many of the cheap periodicals of i thoay glowing accounts of the heroic 7 deds and deeds of darings of celebrated highway- I men of the Dick Turpin and Claude Duval type, I who, the faithful historians tell us, plundered, not for the value of the articles they might secure, bat, it would appear from the source of their argument, I for ...