to uphold and extend it. its efficiency I have had abundant evidence in tho benefit it has conferred the families in own employment, and I hope the time is not far distant when all sections of the community will unite in carrying forward a System fraught with such inestimable ad

The Lord Bishop of Down ami Connor and Dromore, has appointed the Rev. Maurice M‘Kay, L.L.D., to the Vicarage of Tullynakill, Diocese of Down. The Bishop and the Rev. Me. Gladstone. —The case of the Bishop of London against the Rev. Mr. Gladstone came on for hearing in the Arche

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of yom/CouJty, have found that the principles put imy Address have met with very general concurrence, and that their open and candid avowal has secured your approbation ; and having met with support from even a greater number of the Electors than I could have anticipated, whilst

TO THE EDITOR THE NEWRT TELEGRAPH. Sir, —It does not follow that a Gray hoa lis type of knowledge, nor that the proprietor, or editor, of a Newspaper, because Gray is Solon (not meaning, of course, what Mrs, would express the term, Solon-gooso*’). To prove the truth the above ass

the sth inst., at his residence, Cottage, near Newcastle, County Down, Itobert Kirkpatrick Thompson, Ksq. aged fifty-aeven years- the sth lust., 3ittern Manor.house,Southampton, asnoah, youngest daughter of late Sic Workman .Macuaghten Bart. the 7th iust., his house, Queen-stree

PAUL, BY THE GRACE OF GOD, AND FA VOUR OF THE APOSTOLIC SEE, ARCHBISHOP. &0., PRIMATE OF ALL IRELAND.

I i.B T AX SH E W A K K HOTS E. * The Subscriber begs to stale that be has just received A BAUI X.B&THSRB, LEIfCH OEROCAB Ikr Finest Desrri/ttiim, • AKKH LLT hELKCTED THE SUMMER SEASON And daily expels A CASE 07 SLIFFEKB. FROM PARIS. GEORGE IHT.IIES. THE SPRING AND SI MMER TROUS

vour sufinges at the approaching ',” l I fin-1 it to at once duty and salUi ti-ui t-> acku-nvlcdge with Rntitude your ' kiit-l reooption. That political conduct, or tint of on;/ man. should meet the views of a irhnle |«dv of Electors is impoasihle, hut to perceive that the manne