... REPORT OF TqE QUEEWS COLLEGES I I OMMISSION. ?? ..I The report of the comimiesioners appointed to inquire Q into the progress and.cogudikion of the Q loan's Colleges has been issued, and is rather a bulky volume, contain- Ing nearly b00 pages. The commisasiners who eigned ' the report are the Marquis of Kildare, Sir T. E. Reding- ton,.and D1r. Jamesa Gibson. Trheieport commences with a history ...

... I - -- We (O0erv) publish below a letter from Mr. Robert Lytton, the son of Sir Edward Balwer Lytton aud Lady Lytton, which will infoxm the public of the real state of the affairs that have come before them rather oD- csretly, but rhibh ire now entirely cleared up, and it ig hoped bapplry enaed. Mr. Lytton's letter, and hit conduct throughout this painf'l matter, reflect the highest credit ...

... The Tipperary Artillery has volunteered for Malta or x Gibraltar, and it ts p'obable their offer will be accepted rn by the governtent. They will forthwith receive from the l Tower a battery of qlx guns for practice. The grand total expense of the military force of all the r presidencies of India In the year 1is;-56 (the last return tl of the 8erie3) amounted to 10,974,2121-viz, 6,03a853o0 for ...

... I ?? SOUTH DUBLINTUNION. t I. _ _ _ .. . . . . The usual weekly meeting of the guardians wa8,held, yesterday, JOHN LzIOTAIGOIE, Esq., preilded. The other guardians present ?? Oueelby Bonoall, Cornelius Shannon, Capt Wall; Johnsyrne, Thomas Docihrell, Simon Ledwidge, John II Ashins, Capt Lindsay, J P; Henry Kingemill, E D Williams, John Prescott, James Plunkett,' John Reynolds, J P; Ralph W ...

... We understand a meeting of the Assistant Barristers was held on Monday to consider the principle' and provisions of the bill introduced by Mr. Whiteside, and which is included in the list of Irish measures Lord Naas intends, if he can, to hurry through this session. We have not ascertained the decision of the body whose interests are affected by this bill, the object of of which was not ...

... TRINITY COLLEG& ' WI A meeting of the fellows, doctors, masters, and others T aonstitnting tbe senate of tbe University, was held yes terday in the examination hall, for the purpose of hold- F ing the summer ' commencements, end for conferring of degrees. F The Lord Justice of Appeal, as Vice-Obandellor of the m University, presided. D The senateand those upon whom degrees weretobe con- t ...

... |LATFI IEICE. | ?? MAs.TsiOTELEGNAPHO) THE .MONEr MARKET. : ~ sdq Tseada9 Night, d The more favourable tendency. which became Manifest in the 8Sck Market yesterday, is cone ?? The Funad have obtainid a fresh ad. vince', of 'per dent ., and most of the- other departments of the stoek Exchange, are like- ,Wise beZter. The Railway Share Market exhi- s bited an almon.st;.eneral improvemen8, which ...

... :TF. PROGRESS OF AGRCULTURE. - I. TEFid SOf Adi (Fm the Timmes) The notion that nobing b noew under the son Is rather dicalpated when we see, the most ancient of the acts tranefremed and revolutionieed by the most modern f the sciences. The Royal Agricultural Socelty of :ijiaind, which ts now holding iti:meeting at Chester, iaithe embodiment of principles which it wea reseryad lfeit our own ...

... | > LORD ;NAAS'S BILL. l SIMIULTANEOUS WARD MEETINGS In pursuance of tbe several requieitioen which were publiehed on .Saturday morning, thitteen out of Ihe fifteen wards into which the city is divided asseebled at differeut places on Saturday- evening, for the purpose of affording the burgesses an opportunity of giving ox- ptesion to their opinions regarding the now police bill introduced by ...

... I PA AIENT-LAST NIGHT. (BY 5LAGNBTIC TII}OAPH.) HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY EVENni. The LORD CoANcVSLLol took his eat on the wooleack at five o'clock,. Lord D,3BBY moved the seoond reading of the govern- mont of India bill, relating in detail the proceedings in the House of Commons on the subject of India legib- litioe. The noble earl described tbs law of tae first two Indian bills introduced ...

... - - l. flf'ffl (FEolit OUR OWNs RIPORTER.) Losp TONsIDY.-The committee appointed On t tbt motion of Mr. Macartney, M.P., to inquire into S tbe cause for withholding certain grants sanctioned by arliament in the year 1846 in aid of county rates in It Jiel'adA for the following ?? of tI Convicts and convicted misdemeanants in county Jails; espensas of witnesses In criminal prosecutiona at si. ...

... I0 - ' ?? 7 ?? ?? . . ?? -TRANSFER OFLAND IN IRELAND, . .. I - _ - . . . . . .. I .. In ?? of Lordo, on Tuesday night, on the Il oidert or gohig. Into' committee on the eel and d trianfer of larid (Ireland) bill, r Iord S8b. LSOWNiDi andmitted, that at a time when .Irelau~ wae very much distressed she was .much bene Y ftted by the Sotnbllshnmeat of a court that enabled the f Owners of ...