... LIfTRATUEB. * rUBLO EDUCIATioN -rA EssHA BY BY IANOIS H. O'DoNNHnn,-(DlbiUn 1W. B. Kf ?? the eve of the settlement of 'the Irish Tniversit 4satlon this essay appears, and it may. oerve to mould public opit th DiOn on the subject. The Htyle is somewhat laborred mi and pedintic; so' that it requires careful perusal or re-perusal to appreciate the resil abit which the .F pamephlet displ~Ha.. Mr, ...

... | .AALLIABSLOR PAIM; - F - ^ I (FROM OUR PArCIAL RPORFsR.) BALUINABSLO2, SUNDAY EVZVING.,-Yestorday morning the sheep siles were resumed on the green, There was a scant supply of wedders, and ewe. were le ameromth usualpon theo r day. Boyers' who held over from the previous day were taken Oback by the thin aspect of the green, and at Once yielded to an advanco of from one to four shillings ...

... ?? FASHION AND VARIETLES. EARL RUSSELL'S DEPARTURE OF SCOTLLND. (FROM OUR ceCltznrONnrNT.) BnZLAeT, SUNDAY.-ShOrtly after nine o'clock yesterday mnoyning the Earl, Counteas, and the Lady Agatha Russell took their departure on board the Stranraor boat (ohort sea passage) for Scotland. Fortunately, Earl Ruseell observed the most profound reserve anto all hie movements, The cap. tian's cabin was ...