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... The following general orders have been issued with a view to improving the diet of the troops serving in the East: Varna, Julyj 19, 1851, Bowel complaints belig prevalent, as is usual at this season of the year, an Id the officers of the medical depayt- ment being of opinion that some improvement of the.ration might be beneficial, the Commander of the Forces has been pleased to authorise, as ...
... THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THB CIOYDON STAtiOY. ?i Several days will pass over before the whole extent of in- jury done to the passeengers by the ezouraion train Cosat met with the serious accident at the Croydon station. cast be 3r asoertained, and no doubt there are A numl:oer of per- nat 'one at present suffaring from their wounds and injuries of Sie, whmneither the rajilcay company nor ?? ...
... PAIINBURGII (TAMAI'K. SEQ L'ESTRATON.S, Dionysins Onufri 1\farianski. general travelling merchant. quarnier, graier. and cattle dealer, lately residing at Quarrylisll, E1am1ilton- Creditors meet in the King's Arias Inn, Hanilton, ith September, one o'clock. . EXAltNATOTNGs. George Mitchell, dyer in Paisley-to he examined in the Sheriff 's Ofice there. 30th August, twelve o'c'ock. John Cooper ...
... THEW- WAR.:M THE ]BALTIC. THE ?? OF 3o3AxtRStLtD. DIaruzic, Aug. 19.-Boimirsund surrendered on Wednes- day last, at 3 P.ts. About 1900 prisoners were taken in the large fort. The tower. on the island of Presto surrendered soon afterwards, a priest having been sent to the occupants to tell them to surrender. This fort had twelve guns. The French vessels at Bomar in action were the Inflexible, ...
... Leaving, Munich, that modern wonder, which the taste, enthusiasm, and libermlity of one man have raised, in bur time, from a second rate capital to the highest pinnacle of German, if not of European, art, I seated myself comfortably in a returning post- chaise, which I had . the greater part of the way to myself, and .tiravelled quietly, even luxuriously, from six in the morning till the same ...
... kBERDEY-SHIRIE ELECTION.. jj> d eion of a membter of Pariamwent for the County of Aberd~eUl took place at the Ha~stings in Castle Street, Aber- dcci, onl Tuesday, at noont ΒΆ here vms a considerable attend- set of countny gentlemern,2 farners, and othersr Sheriff Ibvidsi hsaving rendl the W~rit, and the A-t anent B3ribemy Sir lArSt-DP. H. ElLitNsToSTN of Logi-EEipbinstonee stood frnsen1} and ...
... II TO TTHE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIR,-This association has received considerable pecuniary ?? from the merchants and traders of Lon- don; and last Tear, through our trustee, the Right Hon. Lord Wharncliffe, a promise was made that this year the subject left under our guardianship should be brought un- der the notice of the legislature. Lord Wharncliffe stated as much in the House of Lords. ...
... * ?? The following despatches, received by the Inter. natonal Company's Telegraphic line, appeared in a portion of our early impression yesterday. BOMARSUIND, AGUGST 17. General Baraguay ?? and the Hon. Mr. Grey left Aland immediately after the capitulation, for Stockholm, in order, it is supposed, to induce the Swedes to join the allies. STOCKHOLM, MONDAY, Aro. 21. Many :Russians were ...
... THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held Thursday at Bristol, Mr. Charles Russell in the chair. The CH ?? said-I shall not detain you with any long andlyls of the traffic for the last year. The general results respecing it are clearly stated in the opening paragraph of Ihe report of the directors. They exhibit a solid and healthy increase in both branches of ...
... FO0IFICATIONS OF BOMARSUND. Ed E. aI a; i C! i at. OPERAMIONS IN THE BALTIC. Extract of a letter from an officer on board Her Majesstys ship Amphion:- Bomarsund, 15th August 1854. r The reason you have not heard from me so regularly oft& late is because we were sent away from this point farther up r amongst these lovely islands, and only returned on the 6th inst. Orders were given to go in at ...
... M[. KOSSUTH AT H.UNLEY. if. Kiossuch concluded a lengthened address at a meeting at Henley (Potteries) on Monday as follows c- I t The French Government has fixed the conditions upon h which it is prepared to conclude peace. The English m Government, always ready to walk in the imperial shadow of Bonaparte. had accepted them formallyofficially; and the m British Parliament, the chosen guardian ...
... | BY EBECTI'U.'k CT TlLEGRA.Pf. I| AMERICA. SdviUm BmToN,' WED;ESDAY.-Tbe Indtian steamer with d advicees ?? York to 9,h inst. is coming up the river. d News, anticipated. d 't ENGLISH FlJ9D9-YsmsAy. .e English Funds quite negleoted. Console opened at a slight decline, aud were without any stbasqssent recovery. Railways generally languid, the only feature being a slight 5baiiyancy in ...