... Z,71JE. - lhEtl]. Iiftv-riZht Sociorum Corpmensrtles. eihteuerl '';ludi('ate bIaotel-s, thirteerl Middle Btichetors, forty- tour Jlm;tfr (ill, I6ti C;ndidate dr,., 78f) Scnior Sophis- ter> 7sS Jlulior rio., 234 Seniol Freshmerit 2tx1 Junior dm t-rl ex-Si2rrs, and thirtv Siz.ars: rnal.ing a total of ly .;0 Illrbmbcss. The tlegI ees- corlgerl ed in the Univel sityr in trhe year 1Sn3, cornprised ...

... 5- -- T3f l - - TBlE MAINE LIQUOR LAW. TO Tlll EDITORL OF TI I.ELFA1AST NEWS-LETVER. Srta-Th ?? of publie opinonl which was lately eshihitet in the VYictoiHa-llal regardinr ?? 5Maine Iiquor Law, i the very lrre andl inleiten- fial asseublw, tha, attwi~led-shoed their attach- 1ii1,itt to such a ntbe t. ,asure by their repeated tiid entliu.,a,,tic applau e, the gentlemen who laboured ...

... ~:Tqr &-rnfu. PJtc)MU'TINS --aND EXCIANGES. 1 0) Art-ol FICI: JA.V.1 3. * 3rd J~iz'iit Di'LOU:t2iS.Tiu. lIX, 'r1 Ore to lie Capt- bh ?? 'ice ao s C il-i ' xvl ) r-eti'es-,(apt F. Sit'v-il, ftoin 85Jtl? Foot, to be C ?? vice Urine, w*lo exchetrres. Fth t be , ht ?? F. Garfot-th, from 68lh Foot. tu be TLieLe , Vice W. ?? Gaforth, who es- Si cn-in-esi~e t~rT.Eli and Iiu.thePtm . i.. Fra.ser to ...

... 11 I GARDENING OPERArTION\S FOR THE WVEEK. FPsowVSr GARuDEt AND S17tUllElliS-Prt'd Vi''V_ rously with any alteratinins whic-h may be in handjr whenever the ground and weather will admilit. Where it can be done. alterations, pardcularlv tholse invilviriw tile ?? of litrgo Shirubs, should lie dore ili autumi, for there is muoh Iess chance of faill ee iui re- movini evergreens Sc., at that season ...

... L A T'XST I N TL L G (r I-, N 1N C BY M'VAU(rJ'z TELEOItAIPII. 'V1lE EASTERN' VARt. r(NSlANTINOPllI-, ?? ?? Jiilve C- ?? l fjl(e'tS fiBrOM thi? NUatl sCUa; Like It-lilhF :Lllrl ?? sh-ips have e ?? sten il te dr-ti'in of Sil a lje, but srie i had been ?? Still Iiire fone owat-ilS Sp,,iS topol. Somli it the lurlsi-13 vessil. ?? ?? t* Tle 1 ussalbis have ,j Al ii *tIcistl Yes ly sr-a flwfsxe BaLs ...

... NATIONAL EDItCATION-IRELAND. TiE following are extracts from the nineteenth report of the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland (for the year 1853):- On the 31st of December, 1IS5], we had 4,704 schools in operation, which wrev attended by 520,401 children. At the close of the year 1S52, the number of schools in operation was 4.375. and of pupils on the rolls, 544.604; shooingm an ...

... - vrred the introductorv lecture of the series slectin i't)1' his subject s The Lhdt of Creation anli Revela- tion, and referred at the conclusion to ed;lcution in general in other countries. The lecture w1as blter- spersed nith a val-ietv of intelestin.Se matter, and, at thc conclusion of its deliv(rv, elicited XParm applause. ISIr. R. SI;Crevey moved and AIr. P:lisiev seconded, a vote of ...

... TIU PIL;RUMAGE T'[O ORSARO. (Eros thle Dodd PuZsaIy AAboad.) Tr'I Dodd. an Jrirh firl.dv. Sojourning atPaira, have got tired of the g: :eties of fourigr life. The father, Knollv Dodd5, an irishman of the old school, is laid up with a s'-vrr attack of the gout; ancr among the Vbi- tors of rhe family is a certain Father MIGrail, known in tile locality as the Patire Giacomo, who advises them to ...

... TldIouGti the rumour was evidently unfounded, or, at least, premature, ?? asserted tchat the Earl of Derby was about to be recalled to the councils of the Sovereirn, we are not the less disposed to place itm- plicit reliance otl the statement with which the ru- inour was accompanied-that nearly a moiety of the representation of the :ountry has placed itself in readi- ness for the formation of ...

... TIlI E N A V Y ATn%1TRaLTr, Jars. 12. The following promotions htave this day taken place, consequent ol the der-ase, on the 11ti inst., of Rear- Admiral of the Red Thomas Gordon Falcon-_ Rear-Admiral of the White W. B. Mends to he Rear- Admiral of the Red; Rear-Admiral of the Blue Win. W'alpule to be Rear-Admiral of thle White; Captain the Earl of Hardwicke, to be Rear-Admiral on the Re- ...

... IThr MIORE T'l--EKIFII MOlDIFEICAT'IONS. t Tr Imore reenit teleiraphic riisparcesannce that t 1t L frue hits iraile tire if'liowinalmoulicatioais in tile noie of the Four -Powvers on the 31st (i Decemnber First. Instead of thle evacuation of the Principalities ati soon as possible, it is now stipullated to It'c, I Wichill 1:5 to 210 la's after acceptance hv Unset ,Soeoilly. T'ie renewal of ...

... THE ENLARGEMENT (OF TH1E I BELFASS T ITEWS-LETTER, announced by us for some Limeppast, is noirallaigea to commence on FRIDAY. TIME 3tm FEBR'UARY, 1854, on and fiunol w:hich da;e our journal viil be extended to a size One Fuo-njI larger than its present dline n- sions.Ithus renderling our sheet tieLA-'IREiST thrice- a-,week paper now pubiishe~l in Ireland. This addition to the size of thle N ...