... THE QUEEN'S COTLEGES.-INTERMEDIATE I EDUCAT1ON. WE recently copied from a local cotemporary a report which purported to be a special account of the late interview between the Lord Lieutenant and a deputa- tion, consisting of the Presidents of the three Quteen's Colleges and other gentlemen, relative to the Rev. Drr. DtI'Cosb's plan of Intermediate Education, on which report we commented as ...

... GREAT MCNSTER FAIR AT LIMERICK. I nn - b LIMERICK, FRIDAY NieITT.-The annual spring fair. opened this day, and was in every respect highly satis- factory, as the quantity of horned cattle and sheep ex- hibited upon the Green exceeded expectation, while the attendance of buyers and sellers. was numerous, not- withstanding alarming rumours circulated-enormous in point of magnitude-respecting the ...

... BELFAST ROMAN CATHOLICS AND THE NUNNERY QUESTION. ONq Monday evening there was a performance of an unusual kind at our TheatreRoval. A certain num- ber of lay Roman Catholics, to whom their several parts were previously assigned. enacted a grand na- tional, serio-comic, politico-religious, tragico-farcical drama, entitled the Monk and the Nun, or the Auto- da-fe of Chambers and Whitesicle. ...

... THE SUGAR IDUTIEi.-MR. GLADSTONE's I |FIN. WE could-if we had anry bow~els of compassion for the most arrogant member of the Coalition-nlmost pity, the miserable condition to whichl the Chancellor of ?? of All the Talents hs redleced hitimsC.. In b's sutpplementary Budget, his main ob- iect was to cover his blu-nders and deceptions by making another great bid for popularity amnong the Free ...

... FAIRS IX ULSTER. CorsTr ArTR1Ts._-Culshoentcajli, Ball' aure. Dimloy. Clewr- ax.-, M1on1day, MaV 15. Caiaunoner, Deivocl. iuesday, M31aTr 16y. ' - , _ COUNTY} AfltAX.Gen.Ca~tltdogli. S501ndax, Mlay' 25. l~ar- kceliM, Friday, ?? 19. P.ortadon a:Saturday. Ma20. COt-N~y Cx.vaxCNCa nn, Bailibejrough. Ait u.Ldax-. M1alr- 35. Ballvconllle41. TllesdaaN-, May 1 allyhaise S1adlin- l)ar. Thursdayd May ...

... 3?articulltulc. GARDENiNG OPERATIONS FOR THE WEEK. CoXSERvTOaY, &-c-Now that the cold pits and frames will be cleared of the bedding stock, they will form excellent places, during summer, for the growth of many things for the autumn and winter decoration of the conservatory, Indeed, many of cur most useful plants for this purpose will do better for the next three months, in cold frames than in ...

... Eric Pam MISMANMAGrEMENT OF OUR FOREIGN AFFAIRlS. (From the Press.) PnsoPsors have often fancied that they could discover in little accidents and paltry motives the secret sources of those great events which fill the pages of history. Voltaire collected a crowd of in- stances to show What mighty contests rise from trivial springs. Bat the notion is rather ingenious than profound. Mere chance ...

... MOND-AY'S 1bONDON NEWS. FRANCE AND GREECE. TirE Tbaes gives an important article firem the .Ae. niteur of Sunday, on the position assumed bv the Government of Greece on the Eastern question. Th ?? recalls ald the good offices which Franee ha! lavished upon Greece from the original accocaplishmen of its independence, ata cost to the French nation of aD less than one hundred million francs, ...

... LATEST INTTELLI¢TENCE. BY MAGNiTIC TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY'S LONDON NELS, DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF A-NGLESEY. The Marquis of Anglesey died this (Saturday) morn- ing, at his house in Burlington Street, at five o'clock. THE DANUBE. Kas.Trovx has been already entirely evacuated by thi Russians. The Russians at Trajan's W\all are march. ilog on Rassova to cat off Mustapha Pacha's conmrouni- cation with ...

... ROYAL DUbLIN SOCIETY. DMrVTATION TO THtE LORD LmUTL-rNuT. TuE deputation appointed at the last monthly meeting of the Royal Dublin Society, to confer with his Excel- lencv the LorI Lieutenant, in rolation to the recent minute of the committee of the House of Lords, pro- ceeded on Monday to the Viceregal Lodge, by appoint- ment, wmhere they were reeeived by his Excellencv in a very coerteous ...

... i)mperial Variament. HOUSE OF LORDS-TinUnSDiY, MAI' 18. (Supplementarjy to Telegraphic Report.) LAW -OF LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND) BILL-POWERS OF LEASING BILL. The Duke of ARGYLE, in moving the order of the day for the House going into committee on these bills, said he would shortly state the nature of the prpposals which had been made by the select committee to which the bills on this ...

... p 'I ID :31111 efla - ar-lianivat. I-USE OF COMMONS; 'WEDNESnAY; MAY 3. The Sprziasc took tiae chair-at twelve o'clock. Several private bills were advanced a stage. Several petitions were presented for and against the Lord Advocate's -BilL and the Medical Registration Bill, and-in tavour of the admission of Dissentersto the Universities. Petitions Were also presented against the sale of in- ...