... SECE DEIRS FROM OXFORD TO I .ROME. At The following is a list of members of the 'Uni- versity of Oxford who have secedod to the Churth of Rome up to the present time - UMVER,3ITY COLLEGE.-Rev. F. W. Faber, M. A, late fellow ;Rev. J. C. Alger, M.A., fellow; Rev. J, C. Robertson M A - Rev. W Maskell, M.A, Examining Chapiain to t'he Bishop of Exeterl, Rev. T W. Anderson, M.A. Mr. ]BALoLrO COLLRGE ...

... TO CORRESPONDENT . ?? We camnot undertake to ret¶n2 ?? of wbicb we do not emil oUrWW Oomm unicatlofs sihoud alw1m be leqA writtee. an an oe .af qf V he PeIPer onlyI; Ieno incr~eme the diffloulty of ?? Igtoe for tbem. What- ever Is intended for insertion must beauthentlcated by the name and wtdre of the writer. not ?? for publica- t$An, butas a guawnieeofhisgood fali If W. ?? will refer to ...

... I= X4r, e i, , It a X t ~, X5 Clo0 I i ?? l t 01i t DUBLIN: TUESDAY. MARCEI 1. 1869. The Chancellor of the Exchequer introduced the Ministerial Reform Bill for England and Wales before a crowded and anxious house last night, prefacing the details of his measure by an assurance that it had the unanimous ap- proval of the Cabinet. We are indebted to the energy of the Magnetic Telegraph Com- ...

... TOE LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT. W. Neilson Hancock, LL.D., read at a meeting of the o Stotietical Society of Dublin, held on Friday evening, in the theatre of the Royal Dublin Society, Professor leN- t GRAm, JF.T.C.D., in the chair, tbe following paper on the ti psresent state of the law as to Tenants' Improvemnents, as explained by the judgment of th e Master of the Rolle, In tl the case of ...

... -AIRDRIE-GRAND YEOMAliNRY BALL. D-This ball, given by the non-commissioned officers of the Airdrie Troop, in hononr of the officermihu conmmand, came off With 'great eed4t in the saloon under the Grand Stand on the Race' Course here, which was'leauaifully and tastefully decorated for the occasion. Among'st those present we o6b ?? Strathern and Logic; Colonel Buchanan, of Drumpeller; Major ...

... jq?iglt INTEIESTING DIsCovERY.-An interesting discovery, both as regards history and military archaeology, has lately been made in the Island 6f Cyprus. In the beginning of last December Ali Pasha, General of Artillery' was charged by ?? Ottomsean Governmeist with visiting the various for- tified places in the Islands of Rhodes, Cyprus, and Cos, and while executing certain works at Nicosia, le ...

... I The weekly meeting of this committee to'k pla yesterday, Air. T. L. Hodson in the chair, and the other m'embers pwort Ur. Dunean, the engineer, reported that the depths of vvater in- tho reservoirs under their respective ovor80ows were:7- Week ending Feb ga. Feb. 19. Bia. rai. Rloddlesworthl.. 9 2 .. 811 ?? 0 O 0 3 Anglaasric 2 O .2 ..0 3 0 pivington .. Presoot . 1 ?j.. 1 2.. 0 0 .8 2 The ...

... SECOND EDITION I .- ITBY ExZodu Ar D MAOXZn TEcoriApa. Lord Lovaine will replace Lord Don6ng , as vis-president of the Board of Trade. Mr. F.Lyre M.P. for Tewkeasury, will succeed Lord lov ie a' the admiralty. FRANCE. PARIS, MaONDAY. - Allessandri, luster fer Foreign Affairs in Moldavia, has been reeei- by the Emperor. He was ?? by any depa. tation. He was about to prooed to Englu THE ...

... FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCrDopTs LF9mibSGTO, SATURaDY EV1XqSN(4 , LnAFAlLt4L 5JO, .3AOLJI(UY il.VOONINQtr ?? there occurred on the Rugby and lea 0toa t L°'itg (a branch of tbo Londou anI NorthWeslr oa il y accident by which three persons loot their an) D scene of ?? catastrophe, with the down Er. 3 The Leamington at 10.35 a m-, was about s c le£fr dou I town. The train consisted of a van, a ...

... I . . . . ?? 1 .: , j A.BILL TO AMEND THE LAWS RELATIN To THE REPRESEN'TATION OF THE PB&OI~E IN Pa ENGLAN'D AND WALES, ANDTO 'FACItITATE X THE REGISTRATION AND VPTING OF JLELEC- `~P TORS. prol Whereas it is expodieft t oaheaed~'the- laws affeoting the 2t representation of the people ?? and Wales, and to men afford increased facilities for the tegistration end voin of her Majesty's asubjbcts ...

... ?? ALLEiP COPY 01 THS SENTENCE PASSED ON WTRE , , , I ISAVyII 1Patm j.'0gW- ...

... I IORERGN INTELLIULN E. FRANCE. - the Heftlds correspo ndent (writ 'nor Th Iioay'~ h'evening) cannot leiarn hai any of tifs warlike pre- Wparations iii France have hedfiscbnntermapdeC, ?.Che' Ia- arrangements for ac f' 100,006 men at Toulon 011 are still pdrponistds jase ~of ~lho crisis many, It as ?? iabou t A i edl The semi-officia idtal th24hj,UpT'blshi'a' at 'communicated not ?? abgoul,' ...