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

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rjlHAT HENRY GEORGE ALLEN &, TIIOMAS | ALLEN, Esquires, the Barristers appointed to Re- vise the Lists of Voters for the County of Glamorgan, will make a Circuit, and hold Courts for such Revision, at the several Tirnes and Places hereinafter and every Overseer of the Prior is to attend the Court io be li.dden for Revising the Lists relating to the Parish or Place of w ...

... . I I - We have already directed the attention of our readers to the ermon to be preached on behalf of the Richmond-street schools of the Christian Brothers, on Sunday next, by the iBev. Fattier Peteherine, of the order of Redemptorists. For the last two years the claims of this highly important edu- cational Institution ofitthe charity of the Catholics of Dub- lir have been advocated by two ...

... I I ?? .. -ads . I -- -- - _ - ?? ?? P Archdeacon Robt. Wilberforce has resigned his pre- ferments in the church, partly in consequence of the steps which have been taken in reference to his pub- lished opinions on the subject of the Eucharist, and partly in consequence of increasing doubts on tho qucs- tion of the royal aupremacy. Hie has addressed the fol- lowving letter to the Archbishop ...

... JDISTRICT INTELLIGENCE, I WITHERNSEA. i So important is this place now regarded by tle towns ai of Yorkshvire, and of the' East-Ridfing, in particular, that 3s an, eriodical, published in Bleverley, for circulation (ot'herwise thani by post) in that and the chief town ofNV the riding, -has, in order not to disappoint its readers of ci1 promised. information, published a suppilemeent with, thle ...

... THE SELECT VESTRY. lo- rI ~* The usual forrtnightly meeting of tinls body, was held onl Toes- o * ?? hoprs ofccs, Brswn low-bill-the Rev. Rector ii oin npel n h car.he other urerbers isreseet wore Messrs. 1i be CrIe, IVhitby Siw Raw ~le, Satchell, W. Jones, J. Jones, di Chsny Sli, Dento'nCrlasefurd, WVhitty, B~raneker, Meacock, II: be and Gardner. t or Tim minutes of last meeting having lsenn ...

... TIHE DESTRUCTlON OF BOMARSUND. # t *a. ?? f] . Pt >|z ?? 5A n ? A ?? (trom the Times' Corresjltoniencc) Ledsunid, Sept. 5. Since I last wrote all the fortifications of Boniarsund have been destroyed, and the works, whichi are said to have cost i.etirly six millions and upwsards of 25 years in construction, Ibave been reduced to shapeless masses of smouldering bricks and stone in almost as many ...

... I St. Nicholas Hotel, New York, Aug. 81, 1854. SiR-The Irish newspapers come to hand by the Iet two mails appear to me to give a very incorrect ?? of the affair which recently took place in this city between M:. Meagher and Mr. MMasters. In one particular the error is too bad. Mr. Meagher is reported as bavinggone in c(arch of a policeman and requesting to be taken into custody, atter having ...

... THE ATTACK ON THE CIUMEA. Tnx following letter from her Majesty's steam-sloop FCry contains an interesting account of the cruise of that vessel to the spot on which it was intended to land the Allied forces in the Crimea, the narrow escape of the steam-frigate Terrible, 22, Captain MVi'- Cleverty', and an important notice of the embarkation and landing experiments at Varna:- [i.R.S. Fury,at ...

... MIULTIUJ IN PARVO. The first ticket for Grisi and Mario's concert at New NV' York vas okld for 5250, and the iiett retura of the tickets th for the first night wsas $25,0i!0. to The magistrates at Sheffield recently refused to renew th the license of the Adelphi Thcatre in that town, because at it had been let for infidel lectures. an I The following notice is placed in the office of a western ...

... FRANCE. THE EMPEROR AT BOULOGNE. The Emperor rode oat on Monday to Equihem, and inspected the troops in camp there. After the defile, his Majesty minutely examined the mode of pitching the small Arab tents recently introduced into the French service, aud the nature of the shelter which they afford to soldiers bivouacking. He then proceeded to make a survey of the surroundiug country, with a. ...

... BRiTONFi-:ur.y. —We omitted to notice lately, 1\ very interesting cireumstanee which took place withiu this parish. TLere are many of our readers who well recol- lect this rural aud delightful htlle spot when It chiefly consisted of green Helds, high nnù lofty mountains, 8tuùded with line oak trees. and amidst some of the fineit trees was seen the Old Vernon House, and like- wise n few houses ...