... 'I UNIVERS1TY OF DiULNJ LIo am, ised 'VillJ rren rms the uci Dort- ate; ine a, ck's ka lu a U'al. 'a tlla rte; rtw; r _> * YeardaytheSurimei Comn'' cetuents tookplasI in the Examinat.ion Heall, Trinity College, at one o'clock in the presence of a largassemblage of visitors and students. The meeting was presided eover by the Pro Vice-Chbceallor, Rev Dr Carson, i S F T C; the Vice-Provost, Dr ...

... | ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIET' A meetingof'the' Councitof theRoyallAgricul- tural Society for Ireland was held yesterday at the Offices, 40 Dawsan-street, Mr. BALL GnerE hin-the chair. ?? -oowing tver also present.- (iolontel Dease, Sir Geor;,u Hlodson, Mr Georie Ste- rl peus, I Mr C.U Townsend, J P; Mr MUilim Owven, J, WNr Rochford BoydJ P. 'Air James Robercson, J P; Mr S F Asle, J P; AIderinan ...

... THE HIBERNIAN MIL[TAR SCHIOOL. itt _ ior Yesterday the -annual distributiola of the Cri. the mean Banquet Fund prizes to the succe~sful re- pupils of the Hibernian Military School, Plicenai, ved Park, took place with the customary ceremouial; nic As or previous occasiona, the company invited to witness the distributiotis ssembleil ili the dining hall RI- of the institution, Viii twas prettily ...

... IOREIGX TELEGRAS I V -0 - - a |SY -bleutvrap ed Ordinar Tel h.)i Ter) EGYPTIAN CR181%, CONTINUED ACT MILITARY y PM. I n IN . IPARATION. iue . DEPAP.TURB OF THlE FIRST- ,hnd D META INTSI out- - mi AlexandriaaTs)unday. that TI1he Europea,.etbn h thaf The anrexptin ernments, with scarcely i proi acan e i now E lp. ed, includio g theo ..-Provision dealezs The bak have 1beenL owe transfieted on ...

... SOUTH TYRONE CHURCH CHOIR TNION- MCIORAL F5JSTlYAL AT DUNNOS' [FRon ?? suRoirTRL1. Dux.AN.O., WEDIr-S5OAY-Th tenth annual choral festival In connection with the South Tyrono Church Choir Union was held to-day in Dungasnnon Church. The choirs represented were those of Arboe, Ballyclog,Brackaville, Coalisland, Clonfteale, Derryloran, Donaghbmore UpPer, Donaghmore Lower, Drumglas9, Tullaniskin, ...

... Canon Fleming, speaking the other day at a drawing-room meeting at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Greer, Regent's Park, remarked that medical missions had their origin in the country which had produced a Thomas Chalmers, a John Knox, and a David Livingstone, who was himself a medical missionary. Dr. Theodore Cuyler recently said that Presi- dent Lincoln was prevented from joinina the ...

... TIEE WAR PREPARATIONS. n WOOLWICH, TnursnDAY.-To-day teams of horses are being employed at the arsenal in moving a heavy and light siege train into position, from which it can readily be issued for service. As there are already at Malta one unit of both heavy and light siege train for artillery, complete with I- all stores and appliances for taking the field, d this preparation of a reserve ...

... I MR DAVITT AND THE LADIES' LAN ; LEAGUE. 1I After his arrival in Ne*York Mr. Davfttpr, 00 sented a message and g8eetlg from the ladies ed ly the Land League ih Ireland to their sisters on tid, side of the Atlantie. Thb mbeaage was handed to In -him by l3iso Anna Parnell on the eve of his de. Aparture for kmertc, and shows the work per. 1s formed by the Ladics' Lund League of Ireland e from ...

... THE COURT. WINDSOR CATLE, WEDNESDAY.-The Queen and the Duchess of Albany drove out yesterday after- noon, and Prince Leopold, Duke of Albany, Prin- oess Beatrice, and Princesses Elizabeth aud Irene of I-Iesse walked and drove. Hris Excellency the Turkish Ambassador.;and Mdlle. Musurus, his Excellency the Italian Am- bassador and the Marquise Menabrea, Earl Syd- ney, ?? Lord Steward; Earl ...

... THE RE'MAL OF IRELAND'S LEGIS- LATIVE INDEPENDENCE. fpa ,n mn rsmrtmn Fbe Ad -Ac,_ TO THE LOITOB br THU TBEEIL4-. Belleisle, June 27. Sin-Yegterday the Irishaimes published a statement from its Enniskillen correspondent that at a proposed ineetinA of the Loyal and National Association for the -Revival of Irelaud's Legisla- tive Independence, on June 23rd, Ilwas left alone in the town hall. ...

... IN estimating England's weakness as a military Power, we have drovwn attention to the fact, re- marks the United Service Gazette, that the sum total of forces at her command to operate abroad would, on emergency, be about 16,600 men, whioh number might be increased by calling out the Reserve. That a Power like England, with a military force on paper of 563,818 of every ser- vice and of all ...

... Tim Egyptian land forces, states the Broad Arrow,comprise a regular army and a body of irregular troops. The regular army consists, ac- cording to the latest and most trustworthy infor- mation obtainable as to its strength and composi- tion, of eighteen regiments of infantry, each of four battalions of eight companies (two of the regiments being composed of negroes); eight regi- ments of ...