... REPORT FOR ACADEM1IC YEAR 1S51-52. TO TrUe QUEV.'S Mosr ELxcartex r M JESrV-1 have the honour of subnmitting this third report of thle col- lege over wvhich I preside, humbly hoping that the facts recorded, and tile suggestions inade therein, mntay be found worthy ol tilceonsileration of your Majest', in regardl to the ngrat question of coliegiate edlcatioi The whole miihber of students were, ...

... LEED S: SATURDAY, APRIL 16. ?? anity f JIosrrOVaD COLLECTION OF TILHE PUJLIC REvENUrE. B~ritisl ?? important improvement is promised on the but fri present mode of dealing with money received as public labour revenue. Hitherto, instead of the entire amount of Istep,t the reepsbigpaid into the Treasury, only such Iforth receipts being ?? portion has found its way into the national Exchequer ...

... I LONDON: FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1853. In the HousE of LORDS, last Bight, The Earl of ABERDEEN, in answer to LorA BEAU- MONT, said that the terms of the amendment with which the Earl of Winchilsea's motion on May- nooth would be met, should be laid on the table this day. Some bills were forwarded a stage. In the HOUSE of COMMONS, Mr. SPOONER gave notice that he should move the rejection of the ...

... CO Uit T CIRCULAR. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Rent visited her Majesty yesterday at Backinghtm Palace. His Royal Highness Prince Albert, accompanied by their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, and the Princes% Alice, and attended by Lieutenr,.tt-Colonel F. H. Seymour and Mr. Gibbs, visited the Gallery of the New Society of Painters in Water-clours, ...

... M ISCELL AN BOUS. luther's Childhoo(.-TIie habits and manners of I that time were generally harsh and rude, and so Was c his education. Luther relates thlat his mother once 0 scourged him till the blood came, on ?? of one a mi.serable nut; that his father liad punished him so t; severely that it was withi great difficulty he could get 1 over the child's terror and alienationl. At school lie 1, ...

... I [FRO OUR OWICORlUESPONDENT.1 - ~~~MADRID, APBIL 10. I I The Sittings of the Corteg were only suspended by the royal decree of the 8th; they are now definitively closed. The Gazette contains the fol- loi l ROYAL DECREE. I In conformity with the proposal of my Council of Ministers, and using the prerogative which belongs to me by ?? 26th article of the Colistitution, I hereby decree as folk ...

... BY EXP1~S& I ee ATHLONE ELECTIoNNo0ATO0, CANDIDATES, le (FROM our OWNS RUPOaRane) it The nomination of candidates for the representa*ti i borough of Athione in parliament took place teonr ftb 11 Boawelle' brewery-yard, Nortbgate street. A large bull7 i constabulary were drawn up in the yard, wher the o during the day, gnd the 62d infantry, with two rero010d I 3rd dragoons, were stationed at ...

... I _ _ ., ?? TO TIRE EDITORS OF THE DfRBl Y MERCURY. tli Dear Sir-Having seen a letter in the last week's Reporter, ty respecting the Mormons, which states that these people would meet any one to defend and discuss their principles, and also B expresses a wish that some Rev. Gentleman would meet them, h; I take this opportunity of informing the readers of your so s valuable paper, that this ...

... Ing coy Theweekly meeting was held yesterday. Present-Messrs. th 51, Langsdale (chairman), Moss, Bcckwilh, Nicholson, Fleming, so re. =onson Dover, and Halhead. The following members ...

... 1,0X.2790X U1?SDAY, A PR.21. IN the HOUSE of COaMMOxa yesterday, the fl^,EN- CElLLOR o'f the EXCHEQUERt stated that soem figures which appeared in the printed resolutions relative to the importation of soap wvere erroneous, it being the intention of the government that the import duty should cease with the excise duty on that article. The Public-houses (Scotland) Bill passed through committee, ...

... IRIS ELCTION COMMITTEES. Aw MAYA. COUNTY OF NAYO. The inquiry before this committee proceeds on the petition of Sir fobert Blosse, of Alhavallee, Mayo, and of W . Kearney, a Of BolleovilXe and other electors, alleging that the return of D of 0uleele ?? and of Mr. Moore, the sitting members, was oaled by intimidation, vielence, and outrage, exer- at ., ,I towards electors in the interest of ...

... NIECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE DERRY MERCURY. e h . Sir,-Vill you allow me, through the medium of your a d columns, to call theattention of members of Mechanics' Insti- h *e tutions, Literary and Self Improvement Societies, in this c county, to the advantages to be derived from, aod the Qxpe-b n diency of being in union with, the Society of Arts. London.M During the summerof ...