... 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 ...

... *E SIEGE oF SEBAMPOL. The following despatches were, Published ont Tuesday in the Lwndien Gazeite Extraordinariy_ Portmsin-square, Midnight. Nov. 6. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has thits evening received derslatches, of which the following are copies, addressed to bis Grace by GeneraI Lord Raglsn.G.C.B. I ,Before Sebastopol, Oct. 23, 1354. 'My Lord Duke,-The operations of the seige have ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST ITELLIGENCE LFr.Ox ?? ON% COILRUPONt1EX.~] PARIS, FRUDAY MORNM. Ga~eral Duslac's division has embarked on board' some vessels of the French Baltic fleet, ind others will carry re- inforcements to the Crimea. It is understood that the French government is determined on sending two divisions into the Danubian principalities, as a sort of check on the supremacy Austria has thought fit to ...

... - :ROYALTY;AN SLAVRY. * Sm,-The maintainance of royalty requires' the' abrogation of the moral law.. Let the penalties in- curred by thecor issin of murder, Irobbery, perjiu7, or adultery,, be inflicted onithe crowned criminals of continental Europe, and those- of-thera who had not expiated their crimes 'oa the scaffold, would be working as felons on the treadjill, 'or af-the hulks. How'-is it ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 1r~ - ATTACK ON SEBASTOPOL, .. . . .l. ?? -. ?? ?? 1 - l ~ ., ?? .. E. - , 9 (AFom ti oszpcot! aar ep at the Mon Zln ero), r -~~~English Camp, near Sebeoo, Wednesday, Oct. ?? :Everj dayj sirnce my lsst 'dispateh' wel baveihed skirmish'es ur taher little battles with theh eisine'! Theii fire has never ieased 46selackied 'foi a' imorienit day or night, thoughjon the whole, ?? slight loss from ...

... I WLE~1S~M THlE ?? X dftlcr di h~ioa# ,pric1i't;; d~evat~t~xc>o 8bpdr;oilB a mogbtsngegat ,oitotp ...

... MIAGISTRtATES' MIEETING, Ocr. 28.-(Prosent, Capt. Style, R.N.)-William Wray and Thomas Jephson were charged with liaving, on the 27th of Oct., stolen 12 lbs. of went, theo property of James Harris, at Bicester; committed for trial. COUNTY COURT-MIONDAY, OcToBssa 30. C (Before J. WI. WXINO, Esq.) t The cause list of this day was a heavy one; about T2cases d wore entered for hearing, 40 of ...