In the Supplement to our First Volume will be found several engravings descriptive of the Public Buildings in the Town of Belfast. The views in the present Number are from scenes and places in the neighbourhood.

LISBURN.

About nine miles from Belfast is the large and populous town of Lisburn, supposed to be the second town for size and commerce in the county of Antrim, containing about 1000 houses, and about five times that number of inhabitants. The streets are well laid out-the houses in general of an excellent description, and having a handsome appearance. The church has a lofty steeple, and there is an ornamental cupola on the market-house. Altogether, the town presents a gratifying appearance of industry and prosperity. The linen and diaper manufacture is carried on very extensively, and some of the finest and most beautiful pieces of diaper ever produced in Ireland have been manufactured here, by the descendants of French refugees.