... TIHE ROYAL UINIVERSITY OF IRELAND. I DENTAILS OP TlE COH RTER. V The following is an outilne of the charter of the Royal r Utiversity oft Irelanld, whinch is no'.V aow itill uiaroliml nt in 1 s tie Court of Cliancciy, to which. his Craco the Duke of s Marlborough, Lord-Lieutenaut, is %vitue s. The charter D founds a flow University in Ireland, to be called 'IThe t Roval University of Irclanld ...

... T111S MORNING'S NEWS. TO-DAY'S LONDON PAPERS. MERCURY-OkICEf, Tuesday, 5 a.v., THIE SITUATION IN AFGHANISTAN. (DAILY 9EVwS TELERCnAM.) CADIL, Mfonday.-A hundred Hindou families are 1 imigrating to Peshawur for fear of another tribal I occupation of Cabul. We rar thus losing part of the most industrious of the citizens. This seriously reflects upon the British Government. A declaration of ...

... Since tile disastrous explosion at tile Leveett Colliel-, the Fair Ladv Pit, in W hichttheexplosionoccuried, ?? itlie'other pits coinprised in the Leyeett Colliery, has been just in the market for sale. Tile aork of relieving the distreissed is proceeding as raidliV as ?? xvill eriiitit. It is foisld hit therse is mnore dist ress than ivas at ?? asiticipiated. II Olle fit llii- siix Selildion ...

... LORD DERBY SCOOL BOARDS AND EDUCATION. I . . .. - The Earl of Derby,. yesterday Pr'esidled ?? the annuailT distribution of scholarships and prizes offered by thle c Liverpool Couneil of Education to the pupils inl public Elemientary Schools. Thle ceremony took ))lace inl St. Geolrge's f1lal, the Small coucert-roemi of whinch building was fllmed by a large audience, compiosed of ladies and I ...

... ei The real hard w-ork of the contest may -be said to have Alte Comumenced yesterday. Both sides have got through their ?ry lirelimimnery arranlge ments. The c~anvassers liave~ b~egun 5o. their duties :comm~rittees are sitting almost hourly, and Le al is bustle en~d excitemient. As anL instance of the keen T interest taken in this election, it is noticeable that voters 01 lg who are at all ...

... TIHE DUKE OF MIARLIR)UOUGH AND THE LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN. A speeiasl nmeeting of the Dublin Corporation was helld I last CeVI inin iln til r C H ail. suossnoned in haste hy blic. .Lrd '1 i;yor, to consider a letter from his Grace the Puke ut M l ,borough, refusing to attend the Lord 31ayor s saulsal banqulet. Tle letter was in the following tern5s:- I The Castle, Janiaary 26th, ish. i . 21 ...

... 1_ , ?? - fi--'7-Jt_ -'i3 J..llL.N Ix Ii' 1. TO TEE EDITO11S OF THE LEE lDS Cl ' iy GENxrLEnaan,-The board of the Leeds to ic's1 I C mary have Illuch satistactioin in allnouuciun thb e : of the builhuinzg erected on the north side ct thi lOM 2 !d for the ?? sleeping and sitting-rooni acclllII'i-' A of the ?? eugagel in the dailv and impi]lottiet- of the institition. The u1rg7enlcy of such ...

... IN CE E L A AN E i _U S. Ti[E RowAMDHinL MEMORIAL PuNDin-A Imeeting, cosvevned by the Mayor of Rotherham (Aid. Har111rison), was held at the Council Hell, Rotherhaml, ye~rdy, orthle puriposeof~conisidering-whe~ts-tc~slcnu 1~li m Iem'Onal to Sir Rowvland Hill Thu Mayor presided, and flihers was hut a small attendance. Tlie Mayor proposed, anti the Vicar (the R1ev. B. S. Darb~ysliirs) seconded- ...

... WEATHER CHART, JDY. 26. a The chart represents the western countries of Europe h from Ncnwavto the coast of Portugal, and embraces Great Iv Britain and the British Isles. It also includes the North a Sea or German Ocean, the Bay of Biscay, the Mediter- ranean, the Atlantic, with the English Channel, Bristol o Channel, and Irish Sea. REJIMARXVS. S ?? depression, whose centre lay off our ...

... ?? i T FOPEIGN NEWS. ii Ni 1* - ?? ?? RUT2SSI.'t j . . I'½i'si r 2ts:ete of thisc ;r. ?? .'Bible EyIdt kslitrotw, that the - .i *.I tilts i. Station. for the ?? s .t^, :: . tn rii to Russia, are 1.I! t' ki dnrd tt(llt 1221s i: ' . -. , ?? Ui il,^:;lg hea~tedl. Ifur ?? ,o-.1 to acivu; it II i : ,~tes lava:, Land wvill SI446 ,; . P , ?? T: NI .A Slo t! t:LitiI 1P (LOW i!:, ciatal ITh'- san'i!r ...

... LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT MIDLDLESBROUGM. I A Liberal deci-ons'tration was held last nigh-t in the a Temperance Hall, Middlcsbrouglo. Thle claini was s Occupied by Mr'. EDWARD WILLIAMS, President of the y Iron and Steel Institute, and tisere were also present M r. e IaacWilontic Mmbe fo th brough; Mr. H. Richrd, r., r. Iaac ewthauIBll, H.., Mr. J. W. e PesMPM.Atu-esfo ieal candidate for WhtI r ...

... SPEOIAL CORPREf SPONDN-%'--CL, (BY PRIV ?? ER~l (BY PrrIAT'.ELKORArU.; i L~oxicox ?? r The prosfect of an Eacter dissE hopefill as it seetned a montd o; >:x 1.. less Minister. are tfdiflit 10 i. . 2 this as in some ; ?? izal-t'Ils. W, , astheyit? knei. tiwi' de-ist WI 13 believ e iiu:t by. :ve :l ii i:ili .. . 1tiOl (qu'ite fkll CPoliJIh o 0i-lipy ti;. r oi Scsiioll. A teti~li,, ?? - e AII ...