... VIII),bg lutman's buxuat , Tma Rector of the Catholic University and Mr. Lown have been engaged in a controversy on the Education question. Mr. Lows is tart, cynical, and unfair-the Rector calm, logical, and convincing. The correspondence. arose out of Mr. Lowz's speech on the last debate on the Education question. Mr. Lowms, who is hot on the Queen's Colleges and a bitter opponent of the ...

... . I - . v _ .. .. . . We bave great pleasure iut announoing that the hospitality and zannificence of a private nobleman Las been interposed to protect the nation from the retproa1h whiush would have been cast upoa it If the course, agaitwt which we so energetically protested, had been p~jsued of lodging the guest of the nation, the Vikeruy of Egypt, at an hoteL Lord Dudley, 4ith a publio ...

... THE MARQUIS OF WESTMEATH AND | I : aTHE REPORsTE ES. A party of friends, male and female, belonging to the Orange Institution, assembled in the ?? room at the lianoverasquare Rooms, London, on Monday evening, to hear an address by Mr. E. Harper, grand master, in vindication of the Loyal Order of Orange- lsan from the attacks, of the Times; and another ad- dress by the Rev. Dr, Spencer, on the ...

... I I TheCommisoners ?? for thle Relief of the Poor in Ireland,in their annual re- port, dated the 31st March, 1867, state :-It was not until the first week In the month of January, 1867, that the aumber of inmates in workbouses rose above the number at the corresponding week of the preced. ing year. From that time the difference between the two years continued to increase up to the second week ...

... HIS EMINENCE CARDINAL CULEN. I - * - I- - I I* _ 1Lf _ , | 1~s Eminence the Cardinal Arohbishop is expected 0 srrive in town to-day from Rome, where he hba been ating in the grand ceremnonials of which the ternsl City wa s the scene during the earlier part of ?? present month. We are happy to understand that his Eminence is in perfect health. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER. The melancholy ...

... | T~b-NITY COlEGE.I I . ?? - - - ?? -- . L -l - _ ?? _t I The summaer commoncements were held yesterday ?? the Examination Hall, Trinity College. The Very Rev the Provost presiding. The ?? degrees were confrred awith the usual formalities:_ DACAIAVi1ru IN ix M ?? Fred Helm, Jasobus lienricus Reynolds, Samuel Kyle Cotter, Georglusn dvardus Dobson, Carolus Frederlaus Pollock, Honrlous Jajoo, ...

... ROYAL'MILITARY COtLGE, ?? #1:_ _ ?? l! - ?? ?? _ Tho following is a list ot the oandidates who have been found qualified in the recent examination at ?? Hospital for admissin t the Royal Militay College, Sandhurst: Namer. Marks, Names. marke. Nugent, J N ,. 7,47 Haymes, F H 2,D71 Ramsey, J A .0,93 Callsham, 1 F 32,921 Hophineon, AA ,, flJ4O Pitt, DOD ,, 2,8D2 .Deane, GW .W e,052 Chancellor, A ...

... I 4LONDON CORRISPONDECE. l I_ . A..- - . .i I(FRO OUR 0OR8lUMPOm$) 40NDoN, TnulnaDAY.-At oie o'oloolc this morning Mr. Denman, the membernfi q iverton, pressed to t dyivY1 the third reading of the ]1BA for the'Abo. lition of the Attorney's Certificate Duty, and was de. feated by 87 to B0. When the bill passed through committee on Friday evening last, during the absence of the Chancellor of the ...

... I ~iiE -in a oSUNaC . A -t _A_ r_ L - t r .- A- . . . . . I A meeting of the Privy Council was held yeater. day at the Council Chamber, Dublin Castle, when his Grace the Lord Archbiehop of Dublin wv sworn in Lord Justice. There were ?? Right Honourable the Lord Chancellor, the Right EIOD. the Lord Bishop of Meath, the Right Eon. Frede. rick Shaw, the Right Hon. R. Keatinge, the Right Hon. J. D ...

... ril qm , 9 T Runowa ?? I. . 1.JIY~N,. )~ ~ ?? eslvrd~~frs:;1wh3r~ petoll tjnhe , l~ih, ,Sth i'he At ?? publ,*ed on 40pdv' ,-n 'panitplet' form by Mr. Ridgway, hasthaoloitK. ing preface by the noble earl ' In publishing a corrected report of my speech on tAb.ebnrc1 of Itolald I,1 -lVh to pbl tlhl serious at- teD ef thoughtfal' !1en to the `ptIesAt state of affairs. If we say at once that aU ...

... I On Friday afternoon this machine, whisch has been Pinvnted and patented by our onterprisinf fellow- citizten, Mr. Win. TIompol (of the arm of W. and ?? ThuinpsiJml, of 86i~ Lower Gardiner-street), wine and tea merchant, wvas exhibited at his stores, in operation in presence of a large number of gentle. men. Amongst those present were several who oc- cupy a prominent position in the trade in ...

... I rBisO' D1 4RYINTX P4. . I I The sobjoin is it Uf obierva| tiona pnad& by the 'loii rnmm f~i WatirforI ia reforen5O to *thldietary of the Irish county Pr. Mr. BinkEt in calling a~ttention to the insufficiency of flee fdd Flveu tc the prisoners confiedinI l'e nounty prisons in Ivelan, would 'limnit hlnwelf totS general a'htemdt of factsa ie bxpdcted thev *bfd be soffidi~t tol ?? hoeieeto ...