... BREACH IN THE WALLS OF SEBASTOPOL. fore INTENDED ASSAULT ON THE 4TH. cave The lloniteur of Sunday contains the following:- by t Bucharest, Nov. 8th. Gen The steam-frigate Clnristophte Colombe, which left the re-fl Crimea on the Ath, brought the following to the stru French senior officer at Varna. The French breaching hazt 0ava battery is not more than 150 metres from the point artil of attack ...

... D t 8 t I 7 3 i k k r t I 3 I y I t sia 8 Out afte sloe ccv o :ns r tovi bar, esef grot n ti o t the del m won loni posi cat intel No. alli a 'p t bleva grga ibel wor o to I bs ei i i I siti s Il t, our Nos nurc to o cam aod no n to f co'I a ad nat fro r divi F Fro bhe ooee plai robb bhe retii Att and tran eec A tow whii ing Calt wbi, tur afft. Nos keei gort sole BUF of tl the whi ffei hhee ...

... ASHTON. CApITON TO LioxssRD VIOTUALLERs.--William Shaw and Sarah Lingard were cac?i fued los. and costs, at the borough sessions, on Friday last, for having their houses open at pro- hibited hours on Sunday last. DR;TeoN AND HOUGHTON MEUIHANICS'INSTITUTiON.-The Innual tea party in connection with the Denton and Hotigh- ton Medhanics' Insttlution took place in the Hope Chapel Sehoolroom, Denton ...

... 'Motrid NZWIO.-, =~~~~~~~~~~~- - -1 - _ b et ASHTON. 1l0 CHARUE UNDER THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT.-At hbo the county sessions, on Friday last, Mr. Higgs, inspector of em weights and measures, charged Thomas Ousey, butcber, with Tt defrauding his customers by having an iron book hung o I his scale on Satnrday night week, in the market,which canteddir anything weighed thereon to be lo; drs. ...

... THlE'WAR. SIEGE. OF. SEBASTOPOL. EXAr'INFP AND Ti-xEs Or~rcE, Nov. 17, 1851. If the eaccounot below, which baa been forw arded to the Times from its Vienna correspondent refer, as we think there can be no doubt, to the battle of the 6tb, before Sebastopol, we have a confirmation of General Caurobert's etartemvent as to the extent of the Russian c. loss 0,000 being the number mentioned in his ...

... Io do . - - --- -. - s.- oer ILLEGALLY DEMIANDING TOLL, lre To the Editor of the Examieteer and 7Time. Ld Sir,-In youIr paper of Wednesday week appeared an aiticle or untler the above head, which L cannot, with jisatice to in seif aund nik tha public. pams uunoticed. It was slated in Your report of the tis case that I woe disposed to plendd gilty, sail to acknowledge that at I bad no ...

... IL:ECTURE ON THE CRIMEA. tbi . -.- AL- R, Rev. reo q.-nnsitay, evening a lecture waes delivered by the R1ev- bJi .B~& Rger, B A.of Asbtoti Independeilt minister, at thea e Rogeaers BechAniics, Institutionl, on` Tile Crimea, and th earw miilis7,e of the Black Sea.1 There was a1 la- uine h er 1wsmt Wegan by obsereitig that, a few tmouths ago, no sub-a the oeO would have seemed, to be of less ...

... 1i~j~LI24LL ~ - X D CHAT1AM -STREET SCHOOL OF I MEDICINE. I sent- yAtes DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. Olet The prises won by students of the Cloathatr-street Sho !rife, of Medicine, were diatributed oll Thursday afternoon, in the- ded: etaeromo h ilnstittltion. Joseph Jordan, Esq. pre- 501cs, sided, and amongst the gentlemen presen eeBa yn rely; Whitelheld, Noble, Waits, and Wilkinson; and Messrs. ...

... There can be little doubt that the Newspaper Stamp , f Duty is doomed, for the Government seems to be h .d placed in a position which renders it morally impos, r sible to retain a law which can neither be defined nor t! 'a defended. Within the last twelve months, and more t' i especially within the last few weeks, unstamped news- a le papers have openly been published in most of the I b large ...

... Rocal W W We are compelled to postpone, until Saturday, at report of the monthly meeting of 'Tbe Ancient Footpath Society,- me also one of The Blackley and Harpurhey United Tea-party. No CLERICAL.-The Lord Bishop of Manchester, yesterday,)sir at the Diocesan Registry, licensed the Rev. Henry Dunder- x dale to the chaplaincy of the Chorlton-upon-Medlock Union p.( Workhouse, and the Rev. ...

... THE WAR.-SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. norr The intelligence from the Crimea continues to be d of such a vague and indefinite character, that it is nitu impossible to infer anything as to actual events, whe of ct ther on the side of the Russians or the Allied Forces we c All that we really know up to this time, is, that the calk bombardment commenced on the 17th October, and tot had been prosecuted ...

... LORD SHAFTESBURY AND THE DWELL- I | INGS OF THE POOR. l It is matter for congratulation that we are in little fi danger of having to class the sanitary movement joi among those useful schemes which will be retarded w, or extinguished by the present war. Thanks to the m dreadful scourge, with tbe visitations of which we it are now but too familiar, the health of the people, us and the condition ...