B I RT II S. April 9, at Newtowilards, Mrs. Barry Martill Sinyth, of a daulghtei. On1 the Gtil inst., ait Newcastle Hlouse, county ieath, the lady of Thomas Battershy, Escl., of at son. Onl the 4th inst., at Fortfield Hlouse, lathfarnhains, tile lady of Win. lHumphreys, of Balihy

THrE ARMIY. Major-General Baitillrigge, G.B., having obtained iea.c otf absence froes thbc 15Iti to the 301 I of April, Gol. Ha milton, ?? wi Ii procceed fionn New rv to BelIfast, to assume thle consi. nisasil of the districlt disrisig t Ite Major-General's ;absesice. 13thI Foo'r

I THE Commissioner of a certain nobleman arrived latcl in -, one of tilo islands of the Outcr Hebrides, to make his half-yearly collection of renits, to make new arrngements of crofts, nnd to enact other things Nvhich, if really carried into effoct, will form a fittinig topic fo

TILE MA GEEE. BEQUEST. MASTER BIOOKE'S OFFICE. MONDAY, MAY 12. DPII v. Brown. Master Brooke presided in his office to-day. The Counsel in the above cause were in attendance-Mr. Joy, Q.C., for the General Assembly; Mr. Sproule, ?? and Mr. Millar for the trustees to the will of the

TENANT RIGHT IMEETING IN BELF A-ST. I O.Nr Wednesday, a meeting of the friends of tenant right was held in the Music Hall, Belfast, for the pur- pose, according to the circular calling the meeting, "of explaining and advocating the great principles of in- dustrial justice which a

As the following documents were not published in the copy of the President's report to her-lMajesty, which appeared in Monday's ANews-Letter, we now insert them for public information:_ I REPORIT OF PRESBYTE 11AN DEAN OF RESIDENCES, QUEEN S coLLEoc, BELFAST. I have the honour to

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THlE PAPAL AGITATION-APPREHENDED COLLISION 01? PARTIES ?? DUBLIN. Wa greatly fear that the efforts of Lords Aberdeen and Monteagle, Sir James Graham, and the Papal brigade in Parliament, to kindle the {l; me of religious rancour in this country, have but too well succeeded. More