... 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 ...

... 5STRA TEGIC MJlSKRPRRSENTA AojNS OF A CONTEMPORARY. iv. he In the discharge of our duty as journalists, d, we have very rarely, and never without extreme . reluctance, entered into controversies of a personal -nature with others engaged in the same vocation. U- Such squabbles can possess very little interest for ,st our readers, and we have always found a sutfi- cient abundance of topics of ...

... METROPOLITAAN COMMISSIOON OF SB E1. a if 0 a d g g .5 festival, supported by many of the influential inhabi- g tants of the neighbourhood, and Mr. A. Pellatt, M.P. for Southwark, presided at the election. Many of the supporters ri of the institution, and the clergy, and distinguisised residents i of this beautiful locality were present, including Lady John I0 Russell and the iron. Miss Russell ...

... °. [FA OUR OWun COUIE51IONDEXT.] n NEW YORK, Nov. 11. Great anxiety was felt up to yesterday morning a for the anrival of the America, with news from the b seat of war; and warm were the hopes in the bosom - of every British resident in this country, that she would brhlg the glad tidiugs of the fall of Sebastopol. But uo, her intelligence has only deepened the anxiety, albeit no doubt is felt ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.J o StTURIN, Nov. 11. ~ost States iu Europe feel the pressure of the times; most States in Europe feel the want of m0- nly. That visionary republic, of which Mlazzini ima- gines. himself the hero, is also in want of caqh; M. Mazzini has, therefore, issued a circular in order to raise a loan ; lie has selected Italy as the theatre of his financial operations. In order ...

... C71 UlUCys ESSA YS.* bth may remarkable developments of literature, arising from the growth of ,dr ltl to ise that word in its widest significa- ,j;Mi 0s t u historian of British letters ;04.h ilhth future i t h record as signalijing our century, we ,e iY place the extended scope and far c* jItealY pii3cth valuc assigned to essay writing. An r e - iurnerly hed to mcaia a formal disserta- ?? ...

... 4,RBZAGE PRICE OF WHEW T.- To TPE EDITOR OF Tvux MORNINGa CHRONICLE.- Sil-The-present state of the corn snark~t, and tie great interest which is universally felt as to tbe probable aupplyl and price of wheat during the coming year, induce rne to tranismit to you thle annexed table of the average prices of wheat for each quarter from Michaelmas, 1845; also tihe annual average price to each ...