... T To g, toiSk 9TREET FOUNDRY. TUE NEW WORKS-SUPPER AND BALL, I- LacT evening, the e-mIpoye* of the Meesrs, Juhn 0. Rowan & Sons (Limited) were cntsrtained at f,[ supper and ball by the directoos, on tthe ocoasicn of the completion ef the new woeks, rerdered fiecossary by the increase and exteriion cf bahi. iice . The building was gaily decorated with fiega FI and banners, and was very sultably ...

... CIUFRCH OF IRFELAND. Cj: OTs- Cu vci', Lrsun; .-THo aervicae ia C3n2 r.ftmon with thb' epsriing of th3 Nlo'holzon lsMowarial Aisle ib this chLreh worea continued on Suilda)y Sov. lst, when sermons, both in the )A'J!I.iDZ- and evenic& were preached by Rev. liur'l y lloson loi4 2dentified with Christ (''tch as its minister, rnd whose vluable exer* t. .± will not be easily forgotten by the ...

... A HEINESE MISSIONARY. THE New York Timeo says- We have long fore. Mr seen the porsibility 't a mruiosFtary to cur country the from the heathen, ani one has at laot arrived in the gro person of Wong Chin FJo. Ala, yes ! Bitter and con humiliasting as is the truth, he is a Chinsman-faY, gro more, a political refugee. He has recently arrived has in Boston, and et once begun his labours among the ...

... pd 5-gdte, (ESTABLISHED AWN0 1737.) BELFAST: SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 1874. Tns, person supposed to be Nana Sahib has been brought to Cawnpore for further inveati- ro gation regarding his identity. A telegram from New York informs us that the elections to the Legislatures of Pennsylvania - and New York have gone in favour of the Democrats, who have also a majority in 3, Tennessee. :sThe Paris ...

... T h, e ?jl (,> jj -- .AhM Adv5-11,''P; TR PI Qj, (7 |(ESTABLISHED AXY 17O:7. ) BELFAST: MONL D Y NOV. 2, 18, V A rotDow, rnamnda 'Marearet Lan' thirty-eight years cf agee, vas orilzs::y dered in her uucles house, ncar Tcrn .. on Fridayniglt. She was tot in rl' and fallipg in the fire her cl *t's ttad .e , while sBle was burning, her assinsiaL er- trl house, broke (pen a b)ox at'd C').:rA( ...

... THE P1xESS. 0 CRACROFT Y. SMYTII. 3Filo3 THE TIMES.] THE legal and commezcial world of Dublin have been occupied -during the last ten days with a n trial involving issues of considerable importanee to larger communities. The point in dispute, when stripped of all accessgry circumstances, is sufficiently Dimple. A stockbroker brought an action against a person on whose behalf he had entered ...

... (FROM OUi LADY CORRESPONDENT.] LonoDo, CcToBro 31. Tees prettiest sight to be seen in all London this week is the show of the chrysanthemuMs in the Tcruple Gardcna, Onco a ycar the Benchera have a little Riower show of their own, to which they in. vite the public by throwing open the gate of their grounds and letting whao pleases enter iT. This Is I their fifth seasoa, and connoisseurs are ...

... 1. I 9, ht INW I (ESTABLISHFD ANYO 1737.) 1 BELFAST: THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1874. NEoGO riots have occurred in Mobile. Two negroes were killed. A Shanghai telegram, dated Tueeday, states that, notwithstanding the more pacific tone of recent advices respecting the relations between China and Japan, the Formosa difficulty still remans unsettled. The police at Posen yesterday arrested a Roman Catholic ...

... ITHE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES ; IN BXRMINGRAMI The visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Birmingham yesterday caused great enthusiasm In Birmingham and the vicinity. Profuse decorations were displayed on the route of the Royal prooS- alon. Lord and Lady Ayleaford, the Duchess of Manchester, Lady Westmoreland, and Lord Bland- ford accompanied their Royal Elighuesses, who left i ...

... COURT AN FAS) ?ION. THF COURT. BtAurnr.sx,, NovFmrRn 4.-The Qs'en wernt out yetsert'rdy morning, attended by the Countes of i rr;:ll and she LHon. Mary Pitt. The Duke of Rie mnxd and Sir Thomas and the Hon. Lady BidldulPh had the honour of dining with the Qoeen. BL'uCISGreouM PALACE, ?OVEMYBR O -RE IL- peral highnessathe Grand Dake Cocaroe-itci, at- tended hy Prince Woikoueky and Colonel Hon. ...

... THE CEHURCH OF IRELAND. THE ARCHBISHOP OF' DUBI'N0ON THE FINANCIAL POSITIoN of THE DUBLIN DIOCESE. Tra members of this Synod assembled on Monday morning -in St. Patrick's Cathedral-his Grace the Archbishop of DrEuNK preeidirg. His Gaics sid-What I am going to say will not be said at random, for it has passed under the eye of cup whose name caries the greatest weight in any matter regarding the ...

... BELGIAN AN;D DUTCH FLAX REPORT. ThcLPAsT, 4-h NoveimBEr., 1874-Supplies in the markets having by this time become of some ime portance we resume the issue of our circular for the season, which may now be considered to have fairly commenced. Messrs. Ed. Keunen & Co. report, under date 31st ult.- Our this week's Fiemieeh markets, especially Ghent and St. Nicholas, had a liberal supply of flex; ...