... T1 E T A T T 1, 0V I NK: I FR AT A NN . TT QP ?? T. TI TTi 1\ to\ Rtf\'171.7 JjWA9 urx J&LLLW AMJ wuumiAjsu. WAR-OFFICE, Ditc. II, IS54. The Right lIon, the Secretary-at-War has received from hs, graee the Duke of Neweastle the following, list of eastialties among- the non-coinmnissioned ?? awl mon in the forces tinder the command of Field- M1as shal tue Lord lagrlan, ?? from the 2nd to the ...

... I 'F'its mneeting atfthe Society for .1romoting thed Edl- ?? OF thle Deaf-mutes aind the Blirird of this Pro- Vince, winch took place: in this townl yesterdlay, and which wve describe very fully in our columns, to-day, was peculiarly distinguished by the adoption of at report, which is of immnense value on account of die statistics it onmbodies. no~t alonea in reforeitec to thc ;tiogi-ess; of, ...

... SEBASTOPOL, INKERMANIN, AND B ALA KLAVA. (EXTRACTnr ANT) ABRIDGED FROM CLARRE'S RAVEELS IN RVUSSIA, QUARTO, CHAP. XX., P. 487.) Tar evening after we left Bakehiseral (serai means 1 seraglio, or court), we reached the great bay of Aktiar, upon which, in the time of Catherine II., was bestowed the name of Sebastopole. It also bears the name of the Roads. Here the Russian fleet is frequently ...

... I _ . [ We are glad to state that a medal will be promptly Issued to the troops serving in the Crimea. The medal will be given to all those who have been in any part of the present campaign. A clasp will be added for the Alma and one for Inkerman. The regiments engaged are tid have on their co- lours and appoiatments the words Crimea, Alma,'and Inkermau. The 18th Regiment (Royal Irish), ...

... , ?? A'i E TT'' NRI N. lj 1' * (From, ?? 5pecial Oorreppsadsut Iof ;,Ti : NovEmBun. 8.-T~he battle was' at ' its height A66i4 eight~ o'clock, and byv ?? ?? eaablis&ed themselves on~ the hejjighs o .e'rih. Dr, mitli, of. the! with him towardld th rn5 goetof the- exaot position. of th aenemy, got une iei h oand, th 6proxinmlty. of fragments of shell, th hrigo ht d the fz-ig of lusts, warned the ...

... i :? ?? ? .. .- - . I I., i;: I . I I 1 ! ? i z o as. b, C', Bit ?? 0 0 0 r?: i ;BSY MAGNL~2'1C TBL0GBA.T ,: . ?? Fr , ,Xeeman-. O~lee, .Monzday, ' O-One ?? ti THE S1IEGE wOF S1EBA~STOl (J0Xr : Adivices have': be~en . reeirve~d vxia'. Odes'sa '.from ' c ,&ebastopol. to, te.t ,28d;of Xovember.. 1;o;Iing 'h ' -imiportent 'had'- occtltr~d' !before! Seb'asopol -iup toh di ! ' The'Russian'. ...

... Wlbe4reeaitl:vs o a lat DUBLIN: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1854. TEat LORD MAYOR-THE SMITF.rIE LD MARKET. Sir Edward M'Donnel on resigning the civic chain may say with confidence that hisI mayoralty has not been unproductive of good to his native city. On Monday he occupied the civic chair for the last time as Chief Magistrate sitting in council, and it was his good fortune to be able to announce ...

... . ?? G RA }RIQTI . MEIETING.. Thefolloiving correspondelnce has passad between the Prod .testant Desaol of klilmacduajh and Mr. W. H. Gregory, of C toolc Perlk:-- .1854.ri.,,, , -m eanery House, Gort, Dec 18F4. , San-I have been referred, by ?? Shawe Taylor in you for a reply~to my leti er to him, respecting the authority under w hich you considered fyourself ju8tified. in offiering the .very ...

... U ,be 4ee~uvtut'> 3i'utmaL = z . ?? THE PATRIOTIC FUND-THE DUKE OF NEW- CASTLE. l Whatever qfaults the Duke of Newcastlemayhave, he is at least no bigot; and we reprint with no ordinary satisfaction' a letter addressed by him to his friend Mr. Gregory, of Coole Park, in which he, in the strongest terms, repudiates the idea of the pos- sibility of the Patriotic .imd being used for secta- rian ...

... 1LmrwOuVE, TnuiasDAy EvENTNG.-The hired steam transport Adelaide, Captain Young, fromn Portsmoutb, arrived at Plymouth on Wednesday evening, and is appointed to sail this (Thursday) night for Balaklava. She embarked at Deptford and Greenhithe 44 large guns, ordnance stores, clothing, and provisions for the land forces, ammunition for the fleet, and 44 guns, shot, shell, and ammunition for the ...

... I:f , Hey E i . i I .1 r, - .4 I .- .~ . - s , ?? C, a , V j L {E , r F ' HiHp, 4UERA15~TH AM Tlt~Io png order i e !66)Z h HadQnsie 8 soreSjjspoD.5,18. tpio in communioatieg tot~am w lptbawhichlhet reeived. yesterday from the iitrit ?? P ~D~ikeof Newcastle, ekpreaslig the Quieen's adadretion of-th~e. coniduct of txe troops engeged in 'tihacti'on ii'rti b o'f sB~litl(.. ,-~A lava on the 2fith. ...

... THE BEL FAST GENERAL HIOSPITAL..;'. WE have already taken an opportunity or announcing he intentios of the RHspital Committee, to appeal to he clergy of all denominations in, Beliast aed its icinity, to tako measures for a general collection, in kid of the funds of the institution, in the various )iaces of public worship on the last Sabbath of this nonthl and year. Many arguments pressnt them- ...