... THE LANDING OF THE ALLIES IN- THE G R t[IMEA. The special correspondent of the ' Times ' supplies the following account of the landing of the allied forces in the the Crimnea: September 14. As the ships of our expedition drew in a line, parallel to the beach, the French fleet passed us under steam, and cx. tended itself on our right, and ran in close to shore below the cliffs of the plateau. ...

... AXBRIDGE.-Our annual fair will be held on Tuesday. the ?? of Oatober, and from the great success usually experienced, it is expected that it will be very fully attended. DOWNEND -Ont Sunday evening, tbe 24th, tlbe Rev. A. Peache preached his farewell sermon to a crowded audience, i in the chareh at this place. The rev. gentleman has labonred i here upwards of 1a years, and his departure is ...

... ISLE OF vVIGHT..; Z i ' ' - 1''l 1 , .i 'A , I , Em . - !. : 2 | -SA TUIRD4'i,, S ,fl] ,EiF .30, 1 i. % lj ut; l ' ?? - ,, .S j7 .. ?? v7, ywn ' A ?? ' l.x i ?? At: n On, Friday, SepteVbes1 220d the 8weis'tfkps Secdlingi ' h er, Dahlia Show wils held' at' the Eight Beils , Chris- - '1 brook, when ?? 'geat iomnberof *,excelleut vaiieties of;. for bloom's of the y ear were exhibited. Thbire ...

... a,,LOXDON, Saturday, September 30, 1854. THE CRIMEA. A d-spatch has been received from Marshal St. l Arnaud, dated Old Fort, Sept. 18. Everything was prepared for a movement, but the march bad been delayed for a couple of days by cir * cumstances over which the Generalseommahdinghad t no control. The advance, however, was to commence on the day following (19th), and it was expected that the ...

... RAIL WA YS. PORTSMOUTH. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of tire shareholders in this company was held at theoffices, 28, Great George-street, Westminster, Mr. Ross D. Mangles, M.P., in the chair. Mr. C. W. HORN, the secretary, read the following re- port :- The directors have much satisfaction in reporting to the shareholders that, notwithstanding the strong opposi- tion of rival railway ...

... FORM OF PRAYER AND THANKSGiV.NG. I . ?? The following is the prayer to be used to morrow (Sunday), at Morning and Evening Service, after the General Thanksgiving:- 0 Almighty God and Father, of whose only gift -iti cometh that the earth is made to yield its increase for the sustenance of man: vouchsafe, we beseech Thee, to accept | this our sacrifice of praise and thanksgiving, that Thou t ...

... INAUGURATION OF THE HULI | I STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATE. On Wednesday last Thomas Henry Travis, Esq., who was appointed on the 18th instant, as the stipendiary magistrate for this borough, entered upon his duties at the polioe-court, which was crowded. About half-past i eleven o'clock lie entered the court, accompanied by the Mayor, who wore his chain of office, and several of the magistrates. We ...

... I- . . , '. t, -k :? ? .2 , . -. 4 , , z . :THEli BRI8TOI J1THEN.r]UIL ?? To the EdiJor b W Th e A H ri, ie . rr -. E-May I be oi'rkiiittedttroulg the eim of-r jolrusl 3 to expres smy surprise.a tha'sbortsighte*~POlleyevsos& bi ti ,.directors of the bboie lnstitutiOn. 'n aloilng ?? *to the'refiresb neat-room in ?? it oa the asmie.3,rms as itsamembers, which, in..myhliabl opili0aill~hevltwsd ...

... REFUSAL OF THE CHAPLAIN'S APPLICATION FORl INCREASE OF SALARY. The weekly meeting of the Leeds Board of Guardians was held at the Worlklouse on Wednesday, Mr. George in the chair. The only business before the Board of public interest was the applications of thi chaplain (the Rev. S. Briggs,) and of Mr. Beardshaw, medical officer to the Industrial School, for an increase of salary. The routine ...

... THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN on the RIGHTS OF CONSCIENCE IN IRELAND, This eminent prelate, who is at present on a visit to Liverpcol, at a meeting of the British Association, preached in St. Paul's Church, Prince's.park, on Sun- day evening, in aid of the Society for Protecting the Rights of Conscience in Ireland. There was a crowded attendance. Among those present were the Earl of Harrowby and ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MA NCHESTER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1854. THE WAR.-AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. - - - * , , I . ; Dly The policy of the Western Powers and that of the oil Eve two great German Monarchies appears to have points at tof of resemblance, as well as of difference, that make pr Dth the Eastern question a series of difficulties not very th the readily to be unravelled. The position ...

... 'Miotvirt NZWO. 1s.-,------- - - 7 in (per previous District News, see Splmn. orBOLTON. r ~ h A~iiUBETeis~cA.-The committee Sp- V v oited toconduc~t thetestimoaial toC. J. Darbiabire, Esq. is haveerecently received a letter from that gentleman declining tI Y, to socept thle intended honour by his friends and admirers, t. It is gratifying, however, to state that the project met with Ly er. ...