... TrlE VERYT BEER ACT. L GOF L)ICENYSED V'ICTUALLERS IN lt THE I(EN'L'.ROAD D'ISTRICT. ?? m the tifth~ ofna terie of di~trict mleetings of !osYetet>t) for the formation of a Defence Assoe0ia. lt ea:sed vitlltt'h ~D'a Arnoie, Old Kient-road; he~r. O;;.}SclCr was called te the chair. ti. Matr to Secretory bad read the niinotes of the previette a: retehil' A.N said as the m~eeting was now generally ...

... THRE PROTECTION SOCIETY OF LICENSED VICTUALLEXRS AND THEIRX LATE SOLICITOR. TO THUF RDITOH OF THU DAILY NEWS. SIRs,-Hnving observed in Mr. Hobler'g letter, which appeared in the Moirrnrg Advertiser of the 29th inst., a reference De me by name me late solicitor to the Pro- tection Society, and weith this addition that I resigned m y otlice, I shall feel particularly obliged by the insertiom of ...

... PUSEYISNI. TO THtZ EDITOl OF THES DAILY N^WB. SIB,-The Protestant public would be surtprised and rejoiced if they were aware of the unanimity, cambi- naation, and organisarion that exist throughout the empire for the suppression of Puseylem. It is universally felt to be a gigantic evil that must at osce be grappled with and crushed. The ration will no longer submit to the intrusion lute its ...

... -4_ DUBLIN, SEPr. 21. The Earl of Enniskillen, who had so narrow an escape with his life in the late fatal case of obstruct- ing a railway train in the North, writes to the Daily ExpreMs to contradict the statement that the occu- pants of the train on the occasion in question consti- tuted an Orange demonstration, or that the excursion bore a party character. ' In the first place, his ...

... Tie !ijliowiog is one of the recent proclamations of B,: ic iosenstern, the Governor of Odessa . sFW ...

... SPIRIT OF THIE TROOPS AT VARNA. r. The following extracts, says the Liverpool Journal, .are from an interesting letter written from the lilack Sea, iby a gentleman vwho is on board one of the steam transports belonging to L~iverpo)ol in the service of the government. Since I commenced this we have been down to Constan- tinople f'or bread. I was so munch engaged that I could not finishh and ...

... THE SUICIDE COMMITTED IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.-MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES. I On August 9 (sayo the &tamford Mfecrcury), Mr. f Thomas Parker left his home, the ioyal Hotel, Soutbiort, .one of thelsrgest and best furnished in the county of Lan-. eMotor. On August 17th a person was found in a railway carriage at Lincoln, who by taking prussio acid had com- mitted suicide. A few days after Mr. ...

... INA UG UITION T.T HALL. LIVERPOOLWD. A second miscellaneous concert was ivD 1t evening in celebration of the opening of St G e' l There was a more numerous attendance th in the ing, and the proceedings passed off most Uoa mot le atilorily I? doubt many more would have been present but for the which descended heavily. rti! The programme exhibited a decided improveme0t as pared with that of ...

... TO TED EDITOR OP THE D&LY NEWS. SIR,-Yesterday we had an interesting and fk- Cumstantial account of the instructions given to the expe- dition intended to operate on the Crimea. Business-like and detailed as were, the respective orders, yet something seemed wanting to give scope to the Modera appliances of art. Napoleon I. employed several balloons for his armies, and the battle of Fleurus was ...

... this TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. tai SIR,-Mr. Jones, in his letter in your paper of the sthaen 13th instant, represents me as saving that in 1842 the Bidhop of London called on the clergy to act up to the Art Prayer Book, and they refused ; and he adds, but the begi bishop himself himself did not comply with it in St Paul's c]ul I Cathedral, in the matter of the communion. ' In ...

... TO eatort. OSBORNE, SEPT. 7. The King of Portugal, accompanied by the Duke of Oporte, and attended by the Duke of Terceira, Viscount de Carreira, Baron Sarmento, the Chevalier de Melho, and Colonel Folque, arrived at Osborne this morning at half- past 10 o'clock. His Majesty and his Royal Highness were received by the Queen, accompanied by the Duchess of Rent, and at- tended by the Ladies and ...

... ENGLISH TREATMENT OF RUSSIAN - PRISONERS. - The ?? tic St. Petersbourg of the 5th contains an article imputing the greatest inhumanity and in. gratitude to the English in their treatment of Rus- sian prisoners. It is singular that to sustain this charge the Russian court journalist should be cor- it, pelled to resort to the testimony of a Greek. The o h Journala says - The acts of brutality ...