... o in overthrow and destroy the system of united eds- , cation in Ireland. He thought it was becoming in ; them, who had derived from the Qaeen's University . advantages that they earnestly wished all Irishmen fully to avail themselves of, to come forward ...

... could be formed, it would meet with the . support of the Irish gentlemen who were then Dre- , sent, and, he believed, of Irishmen generally. (Hear, BE hear.) Letters were read from Mr. Russell, M.D., and .d 4r. :nnmi, M.P.? expressing regret at their ...

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... of iguorance; for, last year, at the com- petitive examnination in science at Kensington, opea without distinctioni to the United Kingdom, I reland carried off Gu per cent o.f the prizes. The I admt5iitration ty local authorities is as well con- deu'sced ...