... 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 ...

... (From the London Gazette Extraorcdinar-y Of SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1854.) T(52. Dc)psninccnt, Nrov. 12, 4 o'clock ja. in. His Grace the Duke of Newcastle hias this day received two despatches, with enclosur-es, of which the following arc copies, addressed to his Grace by General the Lord Raglan, G. C. B. (No. 85.) Before Scltattojsol, Oct. 28. My Lord Duke,-I have the honour to aicquaint your ...

... T.IAmrE. | IDin.-.--Nol'. 13, ait. Lill, Mrqrs. Ila1nnah Saunders, aged 70. CAITTLB MAiMR T (Tuosdriy).-Thc supply of beof was moderate, that, of mutton good, both fully mnaintainin last weeo's O prics AN INrpjcST was held at the Woolpaek on TuOsday last, before J. If. Cooke, Esq., Coroner, on the body of. Richard Collins, aged 1D. Dleceased was a native of Thame, itrid had como from London ...

... SHE GE OP SEBAS'TOPOL £FI-cnm i~n ?? spaohia CanwnCpaadLe:U.) Cvi 511 BsiEORE S LliAtOP0L, OuCr. 23. A .LAO OF TilUCZ. lfter the 2espatch of my letter to-d.ty. T learnt thrat Captain i'cI.'ees, aide-dL-camp. had lbeen stint in with a fla g of truce ao tihe Russian camp on the Tchernaya, to ascertain the p articulars of oar loss, and to cotmmu- nicate wvith our wourded and captive onf ers, if ...

... ODE (iqrllltT. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. VnAUOvrrErt, Nov. 17. 7th Dragoon Gualrds-Quarterinaster D. Scotland to be Cor~nIet, wvitbout purchase, vice Usborne, who retires; Cornet D. Scotland to be Adjutant, vice Dow- biggin, who r-esigns the Adiutancv olixv. 6th Dragoons-Enesi-n A. I. HV. i 1White,*from 47th Foot to -be -Cornet, without purcuase, vice Dawson, promoted. 11 th Light Dragoons-&. ...

... - o 111- -a i - a D. BARNSTAPLE: RATrERt SIGNstICAlcT.-Tlle Castle-hill organ is' silent upon the fact that the Hon. John Fortescue has withdrawn from the collest at Abingdon. WYe know that the clique in this lborolughl are secretly delighlted attthe circumstance. Some complaints have already been made to the effect that ' the general influence of the famlily is not now attempted to be ...

... rOE T It Y w -N WE KNOW. Thou, who in the midnight silence Lookest to the orbs on high, ee i litiinl)lecl, N et elate(l, F in tile presence of the sky; Thon, who mingled with thy sadness Rich,ecstatic, and divine, That even then trace their progress, And the law hy which they shine- Intuition shall uphold thee, Even though reason driz thee low Lean on faith. look up rejoicing, WE ARE WISER ...

... T 11 E BA T T J. E O F B A L A K L A A'A. OFFICIAL ])lI-SlATCIIES. (Frm Spp~tO~tto thle I (;olotz0oat te EIxitraordlnary of Thursdayv (Frol, UP11el~c~ th ?? of November.) War Deptartmoent, November 17, 1854, I2 1 o'clock Aftern1ooD. Ills Grace the Duke of Neweostl iltsh this (lay- receivoti thtree despatchies laid iltelootiros, of' which tile following tire copies, atitrhsedsi to ]ito ?? by ...

... 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 ...

... [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 ...

... COURT CiRCULAR. ets. %di- ein but vere ich ?red the rdly ally ked orts the ly'13 . its ex- ties on na, gins teir 0 WINDSOR, Nov. 14. Sir James Grohanm remains on a visit to her Majesty. The Hon. P. Talbot arrived at the Castle ol a visit to the Queen. The Hon. Charles A. Murray left the Castle this afternoon for London. The dimner party yesterday included :-Her Royal Higih- ness the Duchess of ...