... BALMOaAL, SEPT. 18.-Yesterday, Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Prince, attended by Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington, the fHou. Elinor Stanley, Major- General the HIon. C. Grey, and Colonel the Hon. C. Phipps, were present at divine service at the parish church at Crathie. The Rev. A. Anderson performed the service. Sep. 19.-Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince walked out ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOTN THE A.DVA&NCE.MENT OF SCIENC.E. President.-The Earl of lHarrowby, F.R.S. it ti ?? Wrottesley, M.A., ?? F.R.SA.; Ca en Sir Philip de Malplis Grey Egerton, Bart., M.P., F. R.S., FOS.; did Lie Richard Owen, M.D., LL.D., F.RES., ?? ?? Huniterian ma is professor of anatomy and physiology in the Royal College of pri ad Surgeons, Edinburgh; Rev, William Whewell, D.D., ?? ...

... Government has issued a proclamation offering a reward of *1200 for the discovery of the miscreants who rmede the late diabolical attempt to upset an excursion train on the Derry and Enniskillen Railway. INCREASE os DauN3c'EiNEss.-The Cork Conslitltion, in reference to the number of drunkards brought before the magistrates of that city on Friday, remarks: Iteamperance appears to be on the ...

... 4'FjDrtjffjT Entt figenCt. w - I T lE WA E W A R. FRANCE. The Russian GeneralBodiscoleftHavreon SundaYmorn- I ing, accompanied by his family, for Evreux, where; as already stated, he is to take up his residence. THE CAMP AT BOULOGNII.-The troops at Honvault are l now busily engaged irn making the military road along the sauds to the camp, ordered by the emperor before his depar. ture. It will ...

... (Frose the Daily News.) t Russia has at last been invaded by France and England. 81 b The allies are in the Crimea. The landing took place at e Eupatoria, 60 Eoglish miles by sea from Sebastopol. The to t exact number of troops first placed on the soil of Russia li was 24,000 English, 22,000 French, and 8000 Turks. The h disembarkation took place under the direction of the fR I seconds in ...

... tno ri The weekly meeting of this board was held on Wed- ;e's nesday, at the Union Workhouse, in Mill-lane; Mr. Joseph Harrison iii the chair. Tho other members pro- me sent were Messrs. Alpass, Kirkus, G. Harrison, Light- for body, Siddeley, Siraw, Brown, Smnith, Mountfield, Ledger, ey, M'Gse, Wensley, Abrahamsn, Lunt, Appleby, Whitby, ar- J. Birch, Medcalrc, Pitts, and R. Birch.-Checques for ...

... e LONDON, FRIDAY MORNIN'-. e LANDING OF THE AlIcD FORCES AT EUPATORIA- OFFICIAL INSTRUCTIONS TO THE TRoOPS-MODE OF TRANSMITTING INTELLIGENCE FROM THE CRIMEA- 0 THE POSITION OF AUSTrIA-AUSTRIAN VIEW OF THE 1. QUESTION-THE BALTIC FLEET-THE CHOLERBA. 13 The news of the landing of the greater portion of the allied expedition against the Crimea was received by LBprivate telegraphic messages at ...

... THE ARCHITECT OF ST. GEORGE'S HALL, I LIVERPOOL. (From the Builder of Saturday last.) At this moment, when Liverpool is about to inaugurate her noble hall, our readers will doubtless receive with gratification any information concerning the architect of the building, Mr. Harvey Lonsdale Elmes, who, although cut off at the very outset of life, had secured for his memory a lasting reputation. We ...

... The common application of the plea of insanityi in criminal cases, and the success which frequently attends such a defence, has directed marked atten- ^ tion to the state of the law on this point. At present the accused who intends to plead insanity is all the same requested to plead to the indict- ment as if sane, and the question of mental respon- sibilitv is only raised when the prosecution ...

... I CCRIGTON, HASLINGDEN ?? ROSSENDALE. NARROW ESCAPE.-As Thomas Hindle, gameekeeper to Hoyle, Esq., of Haslingden, was 'recently going his rounds at Ramsclougb, one of the dogs which was accompang t leaped on to the lock of his double-barrelled g ga btualn discharged one barrel, the contents of vwbiclh Pansd Cttoaiy Hindle's face, took away tbe hair of one of his e-otbrooad passed through the ...

... REPORTED BOMBARDMENT OF ODESSA. BY THE ALLIED FLEETS. The bombardment of Odessa, originally announced from Vienna as a descredited rumour, is rc-afflrmed in telegraphic despatches from that capital. A despatch received there from Czernowitz states that on the 13th the town was en fire in three places. A later despatch,in the Frdmfen BlatS, states thatit was the strand batteries, and not the ...

... ?? - ?? .. - ?? ?? ?? A N HoNrST EMIGRANT.-A respectable butcher, named by William Anstis, left a little village in Devonshire, called W Upottery, for Australia, in July, 1852. So prosperous lf have his circumstances become since lie has been there bi that a few days ago lhe sent home £134 to pay the Cl debts he had left owing, aiad money to provide a good as dinner for his croditors. Ho also ...