... ITO COPBSOIONDENT. _ Ms. TuoxAsc DUxerohSs letter on the Birmingham United Legal Friendly Burial Society, in our nest. Fno.-1. You can recover,-2. Six years. A. Gesexes -We cannot give you any informatien. W. Ct-Thb will must be proved within six months' after the date. A Sox.-Must apply to a eollcitor. J. C,-Must pay the rent. If a nuiesce exiete it can be re- moved under the removal of ...

... ?? - ?? ? . POSTSCRIFT. LLO'kWS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER OFFICE. SATMMDAX NnrU. THEh BATTLE OF THE FIFTH. The following additional details of the attack upon the English lines on the 5th inst., which is known to us hitherto only by the despatches of General Canrobert and Lord Raglan, are for- warded by special telegraphic despatch via' Varna from a correspondent at Constantinople. The despatch is ...

... I TOWN AND COUNTY TALK. Dr. Bell, of Linlithgow' is likely to be moderator of the next general assembly. The Tagus brought two cowes, a calf, and a bl, mrost diminutive, although -s t grown, h a present from the King of Portugal to our Queen. The John Banks, from Melbourne, with 3,000 ounces of gold, valued at 1s,00W., has sailed from Riotde Janeiro for Lsondon. The counting-house of Miessrs. ...

... -- FURTHER DETAILS. The correspcndent of the Morning Chronicle gives many interestig details in addition to those recorded by the Times' correspondent in the 4th page. We sub- JOin the whole account, neecessarily repeating the main particulars . it was on Sunday, the 5th of November, that the battle of InkerMann was fought and won. The action commenced at daybreak, and terminated at five in ...

... TRADE JUVIEW FOR THE WEEK. [r1RtOM MRs OWNv C09RESnPOSD311M CIg, Sakrrsz4Y ZMrrMG.-With somo ?? onetna. ticn and emneh depreEsion. the Coasolarketleat 05off liper cent. over the 6losing ratm of last week. An absence of all for money has checked the tendency to thorow stock into the market, and hence an absenee of any marked decline; ad other stock remains in much the same position. Exchequer ...

... I A IEUTENANT PEpR.Y AT WINDSOR. For the last fortnight a somewhat uteasy impression has existed among the contributors to the Perry de. fence and testimonial fund, in consequence of an ad- vertisement which appeared in the nmes of Nov. 6th, from Mr. Bedborough, the treasurer to the fund, re- lative to Mr. Perry having drawn a cheque for 1,601. whilst in Paris, without first informing him (Mr. ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON HISTORY. Lord John has written many things fer himself- plays, poems, histories, biographies, and reviews-but he has not yet done a History of England. Nor has he time. A great minister cannot be a great writer. But he wishes to see it done. He proposes the subject to aspiring men of letters. Clarendon is partial, May is dull, Hume is sceptical and blundering: such is Lord ...

... DESPATCHES IFROM LORD RAGLAN. -r GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. ATTACK ON BALAKLAVA. WAn DEPARTMRNT, Nov. 12,1854. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has received two despatches, with enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his grace by Lord Raglan, G.C.B. Before Sebastopol, Oct. 28,1854. My Lord Duke,-I have the honour to acquaint your grace that the enemy attacked the position in ...

... I Tbrn,4011's th!e ?? a terrible scourne has seut thousands of people to their last home. Terrible have been the ravages of the demon Cholera, and while he has been at his work men have stood by devising weapons that should destroy him. People have voei- ferated about sewers:-have suddenly had the most noses sensitive:-have declared that deodorising fluid was the great fact of the bresent ...

... AMERICA AND CUBA. All is not quiet. France has thought better of the SoaoI business, and with Palmerston at St. Cloud mis- takes so grave and gross are scarcely likely to occur Stain. But the affair of the ambassadors is not yet over-is scarcely yet begun. News from America tells us what tie diplomatic meeting was about. It meant -and meats-the acquisition of Cuba by the United States. The ...

... I FRANCE.-The occurrence of the words timid counsels in the letter addressed by Louis Napoleon to Madame St. Arnaud, called forth the following para- graph in the Mossitezr :- Certain words in the em- peror's letter to the widow of Marshal St. Arnaud- rdsistant a de timnides avis-have been the text of false interpretations. Their only aim was to exhibit more distinctly the energy of ...

... - TH GlDEN.-BY sM. iAENY., SEASONABLE GADENIlNG- We have thus laid out our work for the next week, and our garden is a miniature model ot a large estabslisfment. Among our stocks budded last midasusomer, there are several, per- haps a score or two, from which the growing buds were blown out; for twe have no notilon of tyteg them up to pre- vent it. If they will not hold foSt, let them go. We ...