... NEWSPAI'EIE STAMP RETURN. T'IE return ordered by Parliament of the number of newspaper ?? at one penny issued to news papers in thle Umited Kigiloin, fur the year 1854, has just been issued. The follouving table, care- fully comlpiled troma the return, ?? the circu- lation of the Belfast newspapers during tile past year:- c ,0UxcuEATION OF TIt BELFAse liss5,i flow ot'teu Name of NeWsPaptr. ...

... THE Qll ErEN'S COLLEGE, BELFAST, AND THE EAST INDIA APPOINTMENTS. QN Friday last, according to notice, a number of pro- fessors, and a numorous attendance of students, assesi- bled in the Great Mall (if the College, to hear the views of the President, regarding the appointments thrown open to public conpeLition by the East India Company- T'le following is the substance of his remarhes:_ lri ...

... TII E MI LIT IA. COUNTY CAVA. N-James Robinson, Esq., Paymaster of the Cavan Militia; commission bears dlate the 6th dlay of March, 1355. COUYTV Kiv.DARne- is9 Grace the Dukee of Leinster, Li utenaont of the couiit;V, has mado tile follo cing, ap- poiiitm~li'ts ill thie Kildare Rtegiment of Militia, viz.:- Captalin l;andi AilaVianit Jolin lienry EtIliaril doe Robeck to ble Major. vice Aylmer; ...

... Tnr despatches just received from the Cape of Good Hope contain, we rejoice to say, no intimation that the disturbances recently thought so imminent on the Eastern frontierhave octually broken out, and we trust, therefore, that the country may this time be spared so unwelcome an addition to its burdens. Atn incident, however, in ?? reports before us is ofna nature so striling it itsecif, so ...

... T H E WAR. RUIMOURED DEFEAT OF THE ALLIES AND DEATH OF LORD RAGLAN. IT was currently reported, late last night, in the city, that the allied armies before Sebastopol had been defeated, and that Lord Raglan had been killed, ii a severe and lurvdly-fornght contest. Wo are not in a position to state whether this report hes any foun- dation in truth, hut our authority for stating it is the ...

... (Prom the Metnropolitani Correpondent of thre Liverpool. Albion.) Tamraos are every day now said and done without ex- citing a remark that Wvouldl have convulsed the country with consternaution a dozen years ago. For instance,, there is hardly a wortd saild, flOOIOL seem afr-aid to say a word verat to themselves, about that most amiretzl though niost probhable Ipropositionu, put forth wvithl ...

... A G I I C liL''U R E. SEASONABLE HINTS, (Fr'om t1e LisA Fanner's Gazette.) QUANTITY 01 VU raIoLisniD AND UNViTRII.SID 101BNES, NECESSARIY I-E ACISE FOI; GnC:N CaIoi'.q.-Withoit any other manure, it wi11 take six bushlels of vitriolised bolles or twenty four bushels of unvitriolied lone-dust per Irish acre for turnips' in good land; maugels will require b{etween one quarter anid one half more. ...

... TiIE election for the Radnor boroughs took place at New Radnior on Monday, when tie Right lon. Sir G. C. Lewsis, who had vacated hlis seat by accepting the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer, was returned without opposition. Sir G. C. Lewis arter explainingm the circnrnstaflees under Which hle had .accepted office, said-I rejoice to kind, oil appearing agaill among you, that the resona- ...

... 4Eesv 3orl DUbe ?? MA eurRitl. DUBLIN. SATrURDAI, MARCH 24, 1865. I: R ?? THE LAST PLOT-SPUONEH WANTED. The old files in South Anne-street have taken alarm at the Maynooth report. They have no idea; however, of undergoing extinction without an in' dignant protest to show that still they live. Since the report of her Majesty's Commissioners was not fashioned according to their wishes, and May ...

... MEHORANDA OF THE UADER OF BUS[NESS ArT HOME AND ABROAD OF G. T. HAYDEN, PY- SICIAN AND SURGEON, OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING. RESIDENCE-82, HARCOUHT-S r., DUBLIN. _ 1-Each Patient is seen by the Doctor in the order of arrival, except in the cue of appointments previously made. 2-Thote are separate Waiting Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. 8-After Consultation, medicaloraurgical, the prescription for ...

... The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of this union was held yesterday in the board-room, James's-street, Sir ROBEBT SHAw, Bart., in the chair. The following guardians were in ?? Wisdom, J P; Captain Nowlon, Dr Owens, George G Place, Edmond Lawless, Cornelius Shannon, John Bonsall, Francis Smith, Rody Keshan. Chas F Dowling, Henry Price, Wmn, E vans, D P Ryan, J P; Thos J Wyse, W B ...

... , ; , -W Ad R' Aportiono the rollowiuig appe6aed ioi O dond X~itioni yttesday-: :Br MAGNETIC 2ELEd-kAPH. THE CRIMEA. VwwAx, MtaavH ?? Iiss been received from Constantinople up to the 22d. The labt sorties of the Rus- siano'have been victoriousl; repulded. The Rubsiino have demolished the lalaioff Towers Iniotmation had been re- ceived by General Bosqbezof an, intended attack on Balak- lava. ...