... iLefi, LLIES AT SEBASTOPOL. Vln ?? Pariiculurs are collected from the recent de- -I-ITsI receuert fl *«m the Crimea:- Sph-,c C ,^ e^ e artl 'erv was landed in a bay some miles nearer from , tl P °J lh ™ Uulaklava. 650 sailors and 2,000 marines fcouree I assisted in the land operations. All the water the mitiJ? ?' lch the ,own is ?? , were iv 'he bauds of Place ?? iV U e,,ormous wnter * nk ...

... ON.IKCTi-n.KS ABOUT THE FaLI. OF SEBASTOPOL*— A Lon don evening contemporary lias the following from Paris^— »ome English officers from the Crimea, who are invalided passed through Paris yesterday. They expressed an .m, ' tIW the English troops would Vat their Chris mal Z, I ? l T n • s ''nstpol. and there were letters from Fr e, w J -^ , m camp i„ which it is stated that the fall ...

... A shilling edition of tbe last novel by Mrs. I Prick, of Layer-de-la-Haye, entitled A Wilful Young Woman, has been published within the last few days by Messrs. F. Warne A Co. The Isle of our Island, recently contributed by the same writer to Castell's Magazine, bos attracted much attention in the neighbourhood of which it treats. It is most highly spoken of by the leading papers of ...

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... On Monday, the 2nd inst , the Britannia Lodge of Odd Fellows held their eighth anniversary at the White Hart Inn, Hornchurch. About 39 members of the Lodjje sat down to a most excellent dinner supplied by Mr. James Maltby. Mr. Robert Whkatley occupied the chair. The company, after doing justice to the good ?? of this life w hich had been provided, passed the evening with much con- viviality ; ...

... F L T RTJFK*R OPPTfMT DESPATCHES. The fi°I ?? H eof N T a a St i^t of officers whose names SP»b^5PaS?tS» V? GeneralS ° f Visions andthe Heads 'of Department, and who are recom- nTnh^toh!r? r * Cc i B h°«i«. a narration or the operations ...