... I TILEXWAR. I THE, WAR-. THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. There were again rumours in Paris on Wedneadq great battle being fought and won in the Cr of. authentic intelligence has been received later then a d from Marshal St. Arnaud, dated the 16tb. espat It is a fortnight yesterday since the allied army landed the Crimea, and as the news of this event reached seven days, we might now receive ...

... LJOAS TESTIMONIAL. Amnnnt -f . h irn -n4 amount ox sti3scriptionB already acknowledged £280 8 0 The Lord Bishop of Beverley ?? ?? 2 2 0 The Lord Bishop of Nottingham ?? 2 2 0 The Provost of Salford ?? ?? i 0 0 Carion:Wildeng . * .. 10 0 * anon~lrith, *. . 1 0 0 Canlon Itving ?? .. 010 0 Canon Thompson (Hexham) ?? . 1 0 0 Very Rev. P. Greenougb, 0 SB 1 0 0 The President of Mount St. Mary'l, S J ...

... (Copy.) Her Majesty's steamer Eurydice, off Cross Island, White Sea, Sept. 1. Sir-Herewith I have the honour to transmit, for the in- formation of the Lords Commissietrers of the Admiralty, a I report front Captain E. M. Lyons, of her Majesty's steam t ship Miranda, containing a statement of his proceedings in I the Kola river, resulting in the destruction of the defences land town of Kola, ...

... On WeIdnesday, a meeting of the subscribers to the Newtoll teitimonial proposed to be erected at Grantham, the plkce of New'ton's education, and near to v here he wasi boil , was held ia St. Gcorge's Hall. The Earl of JjarrosW'y oeeupied the chair. L Mr. WVUNTr t, of Grantham, the honorary secretary, Sal I ?? at short time ago it was thought desirable that sosoo II) ssil'meut to the celebrated ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—SEPT. 23. At the meeting this day there were present—Mr. R, Bassett, vice-chairman (in the chair), Sir G. Tyler. M.P.. the l\e»«. C. Williams W. L. Morgan, and 11. A jerrner, and Meser-. C. C. Williams, J. Pride, C. Vachell, Goddard, Jenkins &c. The business transacted to-day wa* of trifling import- ance. the reception of the tender* for crpciiug the new house ot ipfuce ...

... MERTHYR POLICE COURT.—TUESDAY. [Before J. C. Fowler and Wm. Thoma3, Esqrs.] ASSAULT.—Two persons were charged with assaulting a man by the name of Morgan. Mr. Simons appeared for the defendants, who were fined Gd. each and costs. An Irishman named Mahoney, living by the river side, was charged by another Irishman with having assaulted him on Sunday last. After several witnesses had been ...

... LTTEK ATURE._ TUB INDIAN ARM* SURGEON. London: Bentley. A mass of ver) interesting sketcfces, which will be read with great interest, and from wbich we extract the fol- lowing RIVER LIFE IN INDIA. The wind freshened a lime and aided the tide; we loon passed little temples, white aod shining. and full of pinacles, and pliant-1 crow¡Jed wÎth bathers, some of whom waist.hijih in toe stream, went ...

... TIlE BRITISH ASSOCIATIO jog [Tyrapoot,. Sl'lT. 25.-At a meeting of the Gemeral Committee to-day, presided over hy Sir P. Egertr.n, the question as to the place of meeting for 1855 4 taken into consideration. Invitations were read fro V the Lord Provost, magistrates, council, and Pubtif6. bodies of the citv of Glasgow, whoere tile associatl-d& met in 1541 ; fromr Dublin for 1857; from Brihiton, ...

... HISTORIC SOCIETY OF LANOASHIPE AND CIIESHIRE. I - . - ?? -- .1- ---se 1KA.A w . A- A 1 ree A ssml SOIREE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE BRITISH f ASSOCIATION. The visit of the British Association to Liverpool was e appropriately closed with a grand soiree given to the members by the Historic Societ3, at the Philharmonic Hall, on Wednesday evening last. The hall was com- pletely crowded with is ...

... PETTY Stssio's.-Orn Tuesday the usual fortnightly potty o sessions were hold in the townl hall, the magistrates present being William Pjdkington, Esq. (chairman), and R. Pilkingtou , o Esq. William Nixon, of MA LiC Wooltonl, laboarer, was charged 0 witb trespassing on the St. Helen's Railway oa tle 13th instant. T It was proved that the defendant was wsalking Oil the line ill a L state of ...

... DEFEAT OIF THEE1 RSSIANS. (Freor thle Meorsfnie Her (By SUBEMARLN2E AND EUROPEANq TrELEOGRAS.) PARIS, WiEDtNEsnAjYOING. The following private telegraphic miessage has been received here this morning:- MARSEILLES, Seer. 26- ' Thle reserve at ?? received ordelrs to embarlk for the Crimea, on the 13th, under the ?? of General Levaillant. Hills Serene Hrighness the Pacha of Ezypt has been ...

... LADY CHARLOTTE LODGE. The anniversary of the Odd-fellows Lodge named in honour of Lady Charlotte Guest, usually furnishes an occasion for a very pleasant gathering, where in addition to the members of the society, and of other lodges, some of the note-worthy inhabitants of the town also grace the meeting with their presence. We have from year to year chronicled the proceedings of several of ...