... M I U ULL MARINE li TRINLTY-IOUSE WE are glad to find thlalt at the ti suggestions were being made in Our ti~l wb the cstablishmo!t of Schools for S G Apprentices, and for other 1Olprov00 a nected with the service of lct1 e, Marine, the brethren of the TI were actually at work inspect, th 5 b Navy Schools at Greenwich, naod, th lini institutions, and had a teacher iel kj.9 under the scientific ...

... 3 ~- ?? - 15 Last evening, a grand protceotant dam onstratlon, In the shape a of a tea party, was helud in the Concert Hail, Lord Nelson-street, It e under the auspices of the Workslng-mnen's Protestant Reformsa- ei d ?? Society. The attendance wees numerous, the ball, which n It wae decorated for tho occasion with orange and other flags, a ~e being filled to excess. The Rev. Dr. MIINelle ...

... WEDNESDAY', NOVsEBnE 22, 1854. The week has been almost without news. Lord ! RAGLAN'S telcgraphic despatch announcing the great victory of the Sth inst., is as brief as, and adds nothing to, the few facts contained in that of General CAN- ROBERT given in last weck's Mercury; and further than these no intelligence of this splendid engagement has come to hand, except that of the deaths of l ...

... SEvax Livis LOST IN A COLsLERY.-On Saturday week as a party of men and boys, seven in number, were being lowered into a coal mine at Rochdale, known as the is Belfield Colliery (Messrs John Knowles and Co., owners), the plat. form on which they stood suddenly fell to the bottom, carry. ljg them wmith it, and all were killed on the spot. Thedepth of the shaft is 75 yards. The accident is said ...

... - -- -.- . - I - .. - . . All-AIJ.L25VI AND UV717Lr no. DEATH FRom FOUL AiR.-Last week a person named A Shorthouse, living at Moira, descended a well by means of le the bucket, for the purpose of cleaning it out, a female, his sl sister-in-law, remaining at the windlass to draw him up. He c e had scarcely reached the bottom. when he gave tier the signal ti to draw him up, which she weas unable ...

... Stt .. I sl VT .it The capture of Sebastopol, whether that con- summation devoutly to be wished be already achieved, or whether it be so in the next six days, or the next six weeks, suggests considerations it behoves us all earnestly to bear in mind, and regarding which all of us should endeavour, as speedily as possible, to arrive at sober conclusions. 'Ihat event, occur when it will, can ...

... TURF PROSPECTS A19D SHREWSBURY SHOTS. I By TOUCHSTONE. The present stagnation in the Sporting World is greater than we ever recollect at this period of the year, and, as far as the setting on the Derby is concerned, we can anticipate no mate. eial change until horses come off their straw beds, and com nience their Spring preparation. In the meanwhile the Trainer's time is no less actively ...

... EMBARKATION OF TROOPS FOR TIM I Crimea. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2L-Two companies of the Royal Artillery- Captain Graydon's and Captain Oldfield's-have embarked to-day at this port tbr theCrimea. This valuable reinforeementofthisimportant branch of the service numbers 270 men; the following being the officers who accompany it: Captain Graydon's Company-Captain George Graydon; Second Captain, A. C. ...

... ?? eourt. I' WINDSOR, Nov. 10. The dinner party yesterday included the Duchess i Iof Kent, the Lady in Waiting te her Royal Highness, Lady c Frances Bruce, Baroness de Specki, Colonel the Hon. C. B. t Phippa, Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. N. and Lady Mary Hood, Colonel and Lady Emily .Seymour, Sir George Couperi Sir Charles 3gastlakq, Major-General wylde, Lieu- rB ?? Vyie, commanding officer Royal ...

... By the OrIzaba, ?? Cruz ?? Orleans, and Union, from New York, we have news from Mexico up to 4tb of October. They contain no positive political information; all coma- munications from the south, the seast of the rebel Alvarez, and the most important source of danger to the present ad. ministTation, being carefully smothered. Nor, from the con- tradictory reports and rumours which have reached ...

... aTE NEW STADM. ACT. (Prom the North Bri$s&A Deily alot.) [The eubjoined 06rrespondence, which we have been requested to print, is instructive, but at the same time unsstisfactory. It shows how crude our fiscal legislation is, and how unwilling or incompent our authorities are to apply the laws they make. The light in which Mr. Keo h appears, as the official organ of the Stamp Office, would be ...

... MANCHESTER. The subscription at Manchester progresses well, and the total to Saturday morning was 7,3341. 15s. A canvass has been proposed, and it is expected the total will probably reach 10,000t. WALSALL. A meeting, to further the objects of the Royal Cort- mission, has been held in the Guildhall of this borough, Samuel Lowe, Esq., in the chair. Among those present were Charles Forster, Esq. ...