... GIEA'I.' lNw)IJSlRIAL, Ell`[[lIllION. Tiil tijimber of itet-sons whio visited thle buildjilg onl T h otrsdiai arcoic tutd to (1,-I i. 'fbe atitci uati e w as hottil nhitieri-ltis atid respectable, atii we, toe glad to lii I ?? thle best. a 1 tlicri ty, th ait the re cei.pts at tc tiours'are increasing lteatli lil dy after day. Amoiig tilt iclititialiles 'liii Visited thel( Ex i Iiiitivir, OIL ...

... (P-m Le Potlot.) 'Tn- adilaptatiorl of' the fashijoj of' past times to thle cos- tail12 OIF the ?? d'ay contributes to pr)di'O111 1110s0 Cilirilling inodels , Thu, the d ross ibrm in the ei!lttii century by 'Iriiuciriteorupi'oveiiec.-the fiat body CEn- ?? w hich is added the Sleeves QC' thle time ?? Raphael thle coiflurus of' Elizabeth of' Ehrgllnd MTid Di)laa of Poiceters, and all tie ianijes ...

... li c b i 611.5 - No. 103. Iiru D(u.I.IN UNIVCI:61TY MI.A(;AZINr: Fuot Juiv. Dublin: ,Jonrep MJPlGtrsLhai. T'trs number voinceinces %- itli an able criticim of various recent works ol ?? life and character of \Wei linrgton-viz., those Of Mr. 1ar-pent, tile Baron \'ion Alutling, thoe ' Ex-Aidl-dc-catnp, Jules AMauril, arid JLord Elismere. Ic is fiolowetl by the concluding por- tion of an ...

... Pactru. W WHAT IS 9MONEY, AlFTrlt ALL? 1ll MISS J. E.. IISEIOiT. AND, What is MDoney, after all? The stream of life goes flowing fast, Bright blossoms from ill nature fill Upon its parting waters cast; Pure dreams of hope and truth dlecay Before the shadows stern and tall Flung darkly round our earthly %vaY; Ttert, What is Money, ?? all? Pure feelings immolated lie, Oft prostrate at ...

... j:..rW6ll5- NoI 1 i3. ?? l)IiE.Im, ktyD Oirlt PiE.1s. Bly Jane KIrmilv' Herbert., Allu ihl ot; 'Irhe Bride of lntael. Lontion: 1W'illiti PtC/cCrIjrr. Ti is is ia ?? of' graccliui, tile ?? poetry, the ema- nation of a ricelikv-c dio wed rinid, thiged vith tile pris- moatic colours of tomI;rice, and erbimcd with a passion- ate love or fatherland. Tle principal poem, lonLe's Dream,, is a tale, ...

... ?? ailm ITaritir5. 'ElIL~ CouRT. Tim ftchess of*.Kt. 'iisiteti the Oueen rind Prince Alberton 'urhui -at IltuckirighatnlPalace. The Earl of Aberdeen. hxi ',In 'lUdietice of her Maje1stx'. Thle Queen. nccomnan~it'd by tile Prince of Wales, and attended u, ther~l onl Eleanor Staniley. took a drive in an open I iid,.u andi tour in the afternoon. Sir Geovro' Forster. boit. M.P., left Dublin on Fri ...

... Po9arp. CASTLES IN 1{T1E AIR. TmERE were builders strong on the earth of old, To-day there are planners rare; But never was temple, home, nor hold Like the castle we built in the air. We piled them high through1 tih long o oloe hours, By a child hearth's flickering brands, TIrough the twilights heavy vithl Wilntry showers That found us in stranger lands. The store was small and the frierils ...

... P3ottrj. II E A U T Y BEAUTY, where is thy dwelling? Through space 'Tis a tale w*hich which c:ll never be told. It is found in the lines of Earth's beautiful face, In the veinis of iher bosom of mould; It is foun3d in the deep, it is ?? in the sky; 'Where the sea mousters creep, where the stars shine on higlh. Beauty tints the swcet lips of the greien-ws inged flowers, I have heard from the ...

... Jtsb11toll aiib YEacIdcU. 'lTHE COURT. Tinl: Queen brealfasted out if the sick charnber-for the first time oil Nlonday inorining, and sir jl;iiies Clark ?? left Osborne House f o r Loititon. OSneBsO , Tuci-xv.-Pri'lnce Ailbert ntteiiiled by Lieuit. Col. sevilolil', rode on rlollsoiack to NvWst Coies yesterday. The PrilnCL ot W a les and Prince Alfredc Walked in the g 'ound'ns. The Princess ...

... Jafiin aubI - ''Ii COuirl'. 'fll Prince and P'Linlcess of PutssiaS, accompanied bv tho Princess Luim;i(, took II;ave of thle Qulleen on T'ilbr's- utl;y evUtiltg, o1n til(ti;' ttti O the continent. I-ICr .Mijests', acltwlZtI palldI by ti1XI PtrilCoi's RoyVaI and the Pi'jtict',s Alicet, ?? lta;'e of hev RoIav1 vi itot'S in the ggrand btll oL tie Palace. T'l'b Pltinvc of Ilteitlohe Langenlburg ...

... Portal. S T A N Z A S. TnERi. are three lessons I would write- Three words-as -with a burning pull, In tracings of eternal light, IJpor4 the hearts of oen. Have Hope! Tho' clouds environ now, And Gladness hides he, face lvith scorn, But cast the shadows from thy brow- - No night but bath its morn. Jhove Paiti! sihere'cr thy bark is driven- The calm's dispmort-the tvilpest's mirth- Know ?? ?? ...

... CREAT' I NDUJSTlRl;IAL. EXHI' IT~l'ION. Tilt: ofII ?? tlt ot 'it t h ly l s at1 ti' IOw E ilaibi, tll Tu s 't t ?? illt I lt) II I t I'(II ?? III c oI 1nt;1 II I.| II : *,1 ti It 11l t: orI'tllII state edttI' ova III to, t I i1X' itibit ( lil tI ?? ,l gV , iii. as it wo h1. , d I al ?? to t ,,t- :tlt'i l-th e 1 t'O; bt lt, :i COmpni pt tio'ly f titt'oioilil at ?? wto pleTUI ol! it iuait Ii a. ...