... UNIVERSITY EDUCATION-DR. NEWMANXS I _ , .. ?? DISCOURSES. , - I .. I The series-of lectures on this subject deliveed by the Rev. Di. Newman at the Rotundo have been collected and published by Mr. James Duffy, in a very handsome volume which we shall notice at an early opportunity. The great celebrity of Dr. Newimau as a philosopher,'theologifia, ?? scholar- his'profound, and clear as profound, ...

... The two Houses of Convocation for the province of Can- terbury assembled in full session at Westminster on Tuesday forenoon, at half-past ten o'c'ock, to which period they had been prorogued from the 17th of November last, then mem- here of the Upper House, with his Grace the President Arch- bishop at their head, sitting in the Bounty-office, and the members of the Lower House, presided over ...

... l IM~don Thir~dav, 5tt v Lon(r)of, it nvrsaay. term The declaration of Lord Aberdeen, just now in the House mustt of Lords, will, I suppose, set at rest any doubts that may tr still be entertained regarding the abohton of the Lord Lieutenancy. Tbe noble Earl declared in the most uno- pal quivocal nmanner, that 'the government had no intention of I that abolishing the office, and in doing so ...

... PFAme, MONDAY, Six P.St.-Tbe Emperor has jast deli- vered aspeech at the Tuileries, of which the following is an outline- u Messieurs lea Senateurs, Messieurs lea Deputes-A year I ago I had you assembled within these walls to inaugurate b the constitution promulgated in virtue of the power corifeared ii on me by the nation. Since that epoch tranquillity has t never been disturbed. The law, by ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING I POST. | - -- Moore Hall, February 2d, 1853. SIR-My attention has been directed to a series of articles, by various hands, diligently collected into your journal-an honour of which they are in every way worthy. If per- mitted by those who have hired yeon to calumniate me, I would thank you to publish this reply; and as you have been bestowing your ...

... FOREIGN INUTELLIGENCFW; I THE FRENOH. EMPIRE. PaBs MwDAYZ.-A telegraphic dispatch received on Fri- day in Paris from Vienna states that the answer given by tbe Ottoman Portqeto Count Leiningen, on the part of Ana-. i tria, not proving satiifactory, ?? ?? had been or- dered to proceed towards the frontier of Turkey. All mnystery connected. with the private Interview of the, Russian General ...

... EDb IonD aErU 28,utE81t DUBLIN: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1863. RIJPIUIE BETWEEN AUSTRIA I AND TURKEY. The Eastern question begins to assume a formi- dable aspect. The struggle of the hardy smoun. taineers of Montenegro, with the whole power of i the Porte, had something more in its origin than the instinct of independence, though we are far v from undervaluing the resolve of a small but courageous ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK AT H0WVE. LOSS OF THE QUEEN VICTORIA AND NEARLY EIGHTY LIVES. [A portion of the following appeared in our ?? Second Edition yesterday.] E It is with feelings of the deepest regret that we have to e announce one of the most disastrous shipwrecks that has for many years occurred on the coast of Ireland-the intelli- genes of which produced a deep and painful sensation c amongst ...

... BY AECjTRICG TER LEGRAPH. I W. H. Smith and Sons' Newspaper Ofce, No. 1, Eden-quoay, February 11, 18o3. OVERLAND MAIL. INDIA.-Further details received by telegraph froma Trieste state that a treaty for the annexation of Pegu, dated Dec. 20tb, concludes with the intimation that, in case the Bur- mese Emnpororeshould refuse to make an immediate peace, or should molest our new territory, the ...

... I 'be $ruenaim JOutnatl DUBLIN: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1858. MR. SPOONEWR'S MOTION ON THE MATNOOTH GRANT. The annual attempt to deprive Maynooth of a sum less than the income of Primate Beresford has come on and gone off in the usual way-but in the present instance with an increased minority in favour of the motion. The numbers were 192 and 162, giving a majority of 30-not a very large one, we ...

... MAYNOOTH COLLEGE AND THE ESTABLISHED I CRHURCH. To many of our readers it is probably unknown that there is published in this city, twice in each month, a paper enti- tled the Corstitutin erand Cheurck Sentinel, which is the organ of a clamorous, though not very numerous, party, which de. lights in being hostile to everything Catholic. The paper is not without a certain degree of ability, but ...

... I I large Perhaps some of our general readers may have riab heard of the new mode of computation which some r the figurative reformers have long sought to intro- :r of dace into the mercantile system, instead of the ?? involved, slow, and troublesome process anciently y as laid down, and still continued for the solution of Fs of arithmetical problems. The decimal system has tries, ever ...