... IING AND QUEEN'S COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS IN IRELAND-SOlREE-VISIT. OF THE LORD LIEUTENANT. I_ . . . _ .. - I A coamrsaazione of the fellows, honorary fellows, and li- centiatas of this college was held yesterday evening in the college hall, Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital. His Excel- lency the Earl of Carlisle honoured the meeting by his pre- sence. A number of the nobility and influential gentry of ...

... II Another meeting of this association was held on Wednes- day evening in Drury-lane Theatre-Mr. S. MoRLHYt in the chair. The theatre was well filled. Atnoog those present on the platform ?? Reed, Mli P; Messrs Sobolefield, M P; Francis Mowatt, I MP; Apsley Pellatt, M P; A J Otway, DIi P; J P Murrougb, MI P; J A Wise, M P; H A Layard, M P; W Tits, D1 P; J P Gassiot, Charles Dickens, W J Hall, ...

... CONVOUATION. Both houses of convocation assembled on Thursday for the despatch of business, in the upper house. The Arcbbi- shop of Canterbury took the chair. The Bishop of London read a report, recommending an address to her Majesty, praying her to sanction the sitting of convocation as an acting body, and to remove those re- strictions which made it now a merely deliberative insti- tution ...

... I GROCERS' AND VINTN sIOCIE Mda There was a special general meeting held on w euneuwy, convened by advertisement, to elect an additional trustee, as also to transact other business. Mr. PATrICK DusNN in the chair. Mr. J. O'Reilly handed in his renewed subscription. Mr. M. Bourke handed in from Mr. Purcell, braws-founder, Thomas-street, a year's renewed subscription. Mr. J. Tronson handed in ...

... UflL ~IIE WAR. I FROM SEBASTOPOL.: ripmaure presents his compliments to the secretary7 Dtd s ti Telegraph Company, and bas great pleasures et te going the fo`lowilog intelllgence which has thieday jcbid gTXENT, JUNE 29i7a.-The French esnd to proceeding rith their approaches ?? poglith 0, works, and are erecting new batteries, to be i' ith heavy guns. The enemy continues to ?? ?? done during ...

... (Frow thc Titime) We are led to revert at this moment to the details ?? continue to reach us of the Successful operations of the allied armies before Sebastopol, because they afford by far the most trustworthy evidence of the real progress of the siege, and of the difficulties which frustrated the nlterior attack of the 18th. Everything we have yet learned confirms ss id our regret that the ...

... IMPERIAL ,PARLIAMENT. s.-i HOUSE OF'COMMONS7_~WEpiasstoi Jvxz 27. h MAYkOOTH-~ADJoTJRNRD DSBA1T'I Mr. MA.GUIRE 'said iti was not the fault of.thu Roman t, .Catholic members that the ,debate had'been prolonged'to 0, snb c'an extent, but ?? wasforced on them by the m iefilialof the honi member-for North Worwickshire to ti withdra,k' hils motion ; for his own, part he had no wish to p avoi a ...

... THE SIEGOE OF SEBASTOPOL. I * (From ths Daily Nwta Correjpond'erst.) dAKS AnSOVa SxoAsTorOn,4 Jtria a6.- o event of espe- oa interest has occurred to mark the last few days in the siege operations. On both-aides the comparaitivecessation$of I fire bas been taken advantage offorlthe purppse of forwarding *e the praporationa for the ensaingetruggle. The allieshave been YPushing forward their ...

... THE RUMOURED RESIGNATION OF LORD - I RAGLAN. _ At a late hour last night we received our tele. graphic summary of the proceedings in the Houses of Lords and Commons, from which we learn that' the announcement in yesterday's Times of Lord Raglan's resignation is incorrect. It appears that Lord Raglan had not tendered his resignation, but, finding himself prostrated by a severe attack of illness ...

... I R&THMINES FLORICULTURAL SOCIETY. The following are the prizes ?? on Wednesday lasts- PRIVATA GAUIDENS. Six Stove Plants-lot prize, Wmn Dargan, Esq, Mount Anville; gardener, Mr Byrne. 2d prixe, the Right Hon Frai Biackburne, Raibfarnham Castle; gardener, Mr Berry. Six Greenhouse Plants-let prize, Joseph Watkins, Esq Elm Park, Merrion; gardener, Mr Byrne. 2d prze, Win Jameson, Esq, Montrone; ...

... bc $teltawts 3iotttat DUBLLN: FBIDA'i, JUNE 29, 1866. --I To day the new act for the abolition of the stamp comes into operation, and in ac- cordance with our promise to accept the principle as well as the letter of the law, we publish the ?? JOUnxAL this day at TWO PENCE. At this price it shall hence- forth be issued to the public, and we have made such arrangements with the News- venders ...

... A change of command, it appears, is about to take place in the Crimea. Lord Raglan, on the authority of the Timea, has applied to be relieved from his arduous position. The old General's health, which bore up so long and bravely against the rigours of a Crimean winter, has at length given way, and General Simpeon replaces him in the command. Whether the rumoured be the real cause of his ...