... THE ENDOWED SCHOOLS'COMNIMISSION. IN the able letter of Mr. Stephens, Q.C., one of the Endowed Schools Commissioners, and which exposes the mistakes into which his brother commissioners fell in their report, we find amongst the suggestions, which he offers to the consideration of Government, the following:- That the I Royal Academical Institution, Belfast.' he made the basis of a more ...

... (VI ,!?Illpaiat ?tl'lrtialllmt HOUSE OF LORDS-YIS'TIRAY. [BY MAlNETIC TLR APitAPl[.] THEl' CAGtLIAR.il Lomt Lv xiiUsT liaring pgesfliteil a petitionl re- spectin I the case of tle two engincers wieo hail been talen priwirs oll Ihoard theiil el agli i, Tlic Eial of' MALM-ESBURY ?? the cir- cnnistallces ?? ?? it steanler had i cen calp- itived by the Neapolitan rligiates. The question of ?? two ...

... SECOND IEDITION. THIS DAY'S LOND1ON NES [BY M CEI IEEIAI. NE IiS-LETTERWOFFI.CE, IYEDrNDLDAY, I O'CLOUK P.M. UWiE' IN 1I V Lt ibt)01.. Aboutrta quarter' to sijx ?? irroli'tirttl, at tirc hoki out oIL tile 1tl'pt1riae nt Mt 'j , ?? anid sta lucr'le r l's it), zireet tv! Auc veies lild a i tli't' en lsoi of' ltire utr1llwi I ?? AT' MONTE, VIDEOt. The fleWm. he Lie 'I~vire i's that tire( ...

... YESTERDAY, the usual fortnightly meeting of the Board was bold at the Harbour Office - JOHN CLARKE, Esq., in the chair. The other members present were-the 'Mayor of Belfast (S. G. Getty, Esq.), James Carlisle, Win. Mullan, Edward Coey, Robert Henderson, Robert Corry, Thomas Sinclair, Charles Langtry, James Hamilton, Wm. J. Young, and John Moore, Esqrs. THE NEW CRANE, A report was read front ...

... DIOCESAN BRANCH. OF THE IRISH SOCIETY. YESTERDAY, at Otet 'clock, the, first of the annual mee tings of the friends of this. society. as beld in the Music Hall, TRhe attendance, though not very large, ins highly respectable. . Amongst those pre- sent ?? C. Price, Esq., Saintfleld House; - the Vicar of Belfast (Rev. T. F. Miller); Rev. F. HT. .Thomas.IncumhentofCarysfortDuiblin;E,. P. Hanlon, ...

... THE REV. II. G. GULNNESS. Tullr public have now had an opportunity of hearing this young preacher, whose visit to Belfast has cx- cited much interest and curiosity. On $atunrday evening, be addressed the students of the Presby- terian College, and yesterday he preached twice in Belfast; and in the afternoon, opened the new Pres- byterial Church, Holywvood. On each occasion, tile attendance was ...

... MR. LANDOR AND THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCI. . TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir-II your paper of yesterday, March 15, I find my name nentionedhoy Mr. Allsop as offering a sum of money for tihe assassination of tile Emperor N apo- leon. Never have I countenanced any assassination whatsover. Assassination I consider as the basest of erinies-tyrranicide as the subliniest of virtues, it being self ...

... TUR - . . vIETY. A ?? r -0 4 ; , ?? , society was iel'; i .. .,I ctloria Hall, when ?? - net Constan- tinopj * .i: reatry to the sciclet\ 1:, eation Tlhere was a very larlgeo, i IlI L iei`Cp( -- nt on the ocCa- sion tlo Will ei * d in IrV Part. On tilc platform wre James . ow, Esq1. Amv Dr. Dvight, lev, G. R. Birch, Rev. )r. Morgan, Rev. Wyilliatm Allivaine, Rev. J. Maci, ,Mhtm', Rev. R Knox, ...

... IC ? e ??effuf q, CW letter* (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1858. SOME further details of Indian news have been received. Itappears that Sir Colin Campbelldid not leave Cawnpore until the 2nd of March, and when he reached the Alumbagh, to Sir J. Outram and his gallant 0,000 was intrusted the honour of lending the passage of the Goobltee. He was attacked by the enemy, but ...

... DR. DUFF ON INDIA-THE LATE BISHOP OF I CALCUTTA. Suksagor, North of Calcutta, 21st Jan., 1858. MY DEAR, DR. Twasenis-As the regular mail will have left before I return to Calcutta, I purpose writ- ing shortly from this retired spot. Of the course and progress of events connected with the suppression of the great rebellion, the public jomnals will sufficiently apprise you. The fact that, two or ...

... IN our columns this morning WI1 be found the address of a distinguished townsman, Henry H. Joy, Esq., Q.C0, to the Electors of the University of Dnbliu. As an arbonnus of Trinity College, Mr. Joy gained for himself high honours, all the more exalted because he had for competitors many who have since filled no mean places as scholars and statesmen, At the Bar his career has been eminently ...

... THE DEBATE ON TIHE POLICE RIOTS. Tita following is the reply of Mr. Whiteside to the epecch of' Mr. J. D. Fitzigerald, to which wc have referred in our leading columnls :-The right lion, gentleman opposite is of' opinion, and hie has an ino- doubted right to maintain it, that thle conduct of the Executive in Ireland hals been imbecile. I suppose lie mealis to implly that it Avants the strength ...