... LYBOM OUR OWN CoRRESPONDERNJ DUBLIN, FRIDAY MORNING: The apparent certainty Of a. protracted war with foU551Rli& ghatven qtec a ewn ipulge to flax culti- o Rusich has gdliven quite '~ta newra lad rtv en q uation in this country, especially in the northe or province. A very large proportion of the ordinary in and coarse kiuds Of ilax, for the spinners and manu. facturers, has been obtained from ...

... OXFORD, FEB. 8. UNIVERSITY REFORM. I. is believed that the following scheme for the constitu, tioi of the Uiivwrity would meet the wishes which have been generally expressed, and obviate the defects in the existing constitution which have been generally complained of. It differs from schemes proposing merely an elective board, in giving a constitutional power of expression to per- sonls of all ...

... d APPOINTMENTS, The Deado and CI:'aPter of St. Paul's have presented the e Rev. J. Townsend Bennett, M.A., sub-dean of the cathedral, and vicar of Balling, Essex, to thle rectory of St. Mary . Aldermary and St. Thonms,9 the Apostle, in the city of Lon; don, rendered vacant by thed 1128th of the Rev. Dr. Harry i Bristow Wilson. The Bishop of Lincola has insa'ituted the Rev. John Hart, M.A., ...

... IMPERIXL PARLIAMENT. - - rel HOUSE OF LORDS-111ONDAY. th The Lord Chancellor took his sest at five o'lulsk. a The Etrl of SEIAFTESBURY presented a number of wit petitions~frouit sevoral temperance societies anid congrega- ME~ tnsoPrttatdissenters, in favour of the clsoatg of Ps pithlie-houies on the Lord's-day. t TeEiofALEdUYpspned to a future day Ob the notice Of a motion for any corre ...

... LFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.J DUBLIN, MONDAY MORNIN0. This has been a most fortunate year for the farmers-those engaged in tillage as well as the graziers, who are still realising fine profits, although cattle are a little lower in price since the late heavy rains. Every product of the farm brings a remu.e- rative price. Butter, which is now manufactured in great quantities in this country, ...

... LONDON: ,SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1854, a In the HOUSE of LORDS, last night, The Youthful Offenders Bill and a number of other bills passed through committee. The Laud, Assessed, and Income-tax Bill was read the second time. Several hills were read the third time and passed. The Earl of HARROWBY moved the third reading of the Sale of Beer Bill, and described the altera- tions made in the measure ...

... BOCLESIAST1CAL. APPOINTMENTS. Tho Rev. Joseph B. Owen, M.A., vicar of St. Mary's, Bil- ston, Staffordshire, has been appointed to the ministry of St. John's Chapel, Bedford-row, London, rendered vacant by the preferment of the Rev. T. Nolan, M.A., to the vicarage of Acton, Cheshire. The Very Rev. Dean Jeraryyn, incumbent of the Episcopal Chapel in Forres, has been eppointed Archdeacon of St. ...

... THE ALLIED FLEETS IN THE . BLACK SEA. - [FROM OUR owN OOBE6EPOXDENT.] MALTA, MAT 22. We have accounts from the fleets to the 11th, when they continued off Sebastopol, diely block- ading that port. The Vauban had returned on the 20th from Theodosia, reporting that the battery said to exist thereat, of 20 guns, had been found to be nothing more than a few ermbrasures, from which, on Sir Edmund ...

... IROYAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROTEC- j - - - 0N OF LIFK FROM FlR. * -4- The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday, in the council-chamber of the Guildhall. Mr. Alderman Moon, in the absence of the Lord Mayor, presided. i ThaGCnAiRtIAN having briefly opened the proceedings, The SECRETARY read the report. It stated that the chief aim of the committee was so to complete the fire-escape ar- ...

... ijfEX1OAIN DEBT. Yesterday a genetal meeting of Mexicau bondholders was held at the London Tavern, Bishepsgate street, to receife the report of the committee on the state of the affairs, and for other purposes. The chair was occupied by Mr. N'GAREL, who, ire opening the proceedings, said lie had to lay before the meeting a letter which had beers received froe their late chairman, Mr. Capel, in ...

... TFIB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1856. Lord JOnN RUSSELL'S explanations on the subject of his proceedings at Vienna are anticipated with an interest scarcely warranted by their pro- bable importance. Drowning men clutch at straws. A Minister sinking rapidly in public esti- matiou may hope to gain a day's respite, from a diversion on a subject as to which all sensible men ...

... THE AILTON CL UB. ! A lerge number Ofthe friends and supporters of thie Vn. dertakiitg lisstiv .bled on Monday to ilnatemuate the tera- porsry openflg of the ?? for the convenience of | the sumbea who flock to the metropolis at this season, in I order ?? participate in the proceedings at the mnniversartes of our great religious and benevolent orgrnisations. ! he eluh consists of dining.roonis, ...