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On the 18th ult. a respectable meeting vas held in Bal. Iymuoney, for the ' purpose of considering the question of Par- lilarentary Reforwn-Robert Utowau, Esq. iu the chair. A petition to the Legislature on the sulject was adopted, of which the following is a copy- " That your p

THE NATURALIST's LIBRARY-MANIMALIA. IT will be seen,'- from -an -advertisement in -our present number, that the iecond'vofum'e'of tbi, serie's entitled the "4Naturalist's Librdmy, edited- by- Sir -W. Jardine, Bart. has been published. The first volume wvas occupied with descripti

- Preawble-That'it is expedient for the purpose of renmov- ing the necessity for 'the collection of tithes in the present -year, and for the recovery of the arrears of 1831-32, that t an advance of ' inonev should be -made to such persons as may be des'irons oft.btaining relief u

E pn1$11 PORTUGUESE NEWS. WE received, last night, by the Messrs. JOHNSTON'S Express, the London papers of SATURDAY evening, which contain accounts from Lisbon to the 12th inst. The nt- tack of the 5tb inst. though called by'the Miguelites only a reconnoisance, appears to have be

9,V- BALLYMENA7 BRUNSWICK CONSTITU- TIONAL CLUB DINNER. (From a Correspondentj C A more signal, a more manifest, a more triumphant dis- . play of sterling Protestant feeling than that which took place in the town of Ballymena, on Tuesday. the 4th of November inst. has not been wi

LADIES' FASHIONS FOR OCTOBERL EtaNIsN S.-A dress of white gros de Na'j th- ' a border beautifully painted in garlands, in bias, of nafursl fowers, richly grouped together, consisting of ful'-blowlt Provence roses, red and yellow, with blue cusvolli. Above the border are three str

; EXTRACT FROM " WALKS IN IRELAND." ( . From the Monthly Mdagazine.) "-By the way, I remember a magistrate In the south of Ireland, a justice of peace of the old school, who could not see either sense or reason In preventing the poor fellows from fighting out their little quarrel

REFORMiIED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD'OF 1~ I - 'IRELAND. (Coatiliued.f,'om. our last number.j Theursday, '10 o'clock, la. ?? Committee of Bils re- ported.-progress in relation' to a Dissertation on License and Ordination,. and 'a sketch-of: the History of the' Reformed Church in this co

RE CO RD C OU RT-CARRIC}F BR-OUS, M March-l 9. Lessee of BRYAN- M'CARtY and oihers, v. JAs. DoNNELY. This was an ejectment brought for recovery of a moiety of a farm of hand in Movinea. Mr. GLLMAOKE stated the, plaintiff s case. He said that.a lease had been granted in 1802 to Wi