... MEMORANDUM OF INSTRUCTIONS FOR OFFICIEMtS SENT TO THE HEAD-QUARTERS OF RE'GIMENTS OF MILITIA TO RECEIVE VOLUN- TEERS FOR THLT LINE. 1. The officer will be allowed the usual travelling expenses from his regiment and returning thereto, the claim to be preferred on the prescribed form, and he will also be allowed 5s. a-day for the period he is away from his regiment on this duty. These allowances ...

... LOCOMO0TIVE ACIDENT ON THE NORTH[ EASTERN RAILWAY. On Monday evening last an inquest was held at the a Hull General Infirmary, before John Joseph Thorney, t Esq., the borough coroner, on the body of Henry I Stamford, a stoker in the service of the North Eastern Railway Company, who had died in the Infirmary on j Sunday night from the effects of a severe scalding which f he received upon an ...

... SOUTflERN HOSPITAL. The annual meeting of the trustees and subscribers of ark On this charity was held yesterday, at the Clarendon-rooms, wl led South John-street. Mr. Mathew Gregson, the president, e ...

... THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1855. SALUS POPULI LEX SUPREMA. REFORMAATORY sCnOOLS. 01 It can scarcely be necessary for us to say more JN on the subject of Reformatory Schools, as advo- ...

... c(DnArapolwDENCE. 7o the Rddor of the Ipswich Journwet. Sta.-I beg to offer one or two rcmarks upon your Criticism in last week's JOum! of the lscitcct pi>e upon the prisoners at the Epiphany Quarter Sessions for the Itpuiich Division of the Cotant'. You havr, I thick. unjustly selected the name of Mr. (-urdon, ui21- mucth as the entire Bench of Magistrates. invelt' aniong the number. is ...

... I EXECUTION OF THE C0IC BMUMT MYBLE I Pre1aie ~rtale6eIy. th ustccm, W. wailutnm I tades Collard diedon Moore StVd Mfr. Care Ca; ionday mornied, n front of z nd ewrpte.- e oeie ~, inui~Y se~pcts, dnE~ of thm most tesukablhe in, miodernttises and the eirecuinsfttl.. wiethi possess featuresof interestarrcl 1:3 Lie eee em. BsidIuni -sO tyiedon Thursday, the Of t se mnti, for double murder in ...

... .OnsmpoxDuscN. TilE COALVtRADE 0OX THE EASTERN COUN. TIEt RWLWAY. Ta the Editor t the Ipswich JouraLt Six.-Hiesing an interest in the above lia of rail. way, Is-all be glad, it yea will allow me, toaddesa a few words to the sbareholders, that their attention be drawn to t matter of vital importance to the 1 paying of this line, and that they h ay be enabled by the necessar interrupztions at ...

... Lord Henry Clinton and a large party of the aristo- cracy assembled at Blackwall, on 'Tuesday afternoon, to witness the departure of the second detachment of the men engaged by Messrs. Peto and Betts, to con- struct the railway from Balahlava to the trenches be- fore Sebastopol. They go out in the Hesperus, a fine new vessel of 800 tons, built in the Tyne, by Messrs. Marshall. Her engines are ...

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... | LETTERS FOR TRIE BLACK SEA. General Post-office, Jan. ?? accordaitce with the provisions of Ktresmy warnaoit, the postage upon a letter, not exceeding l4alf an ounce in lstight, posted, in thet united lrhrgdora, addressed to any seamau serv- ing on board a trollspoart employed to her Msjesty's government in Turkey or the Black sea, or forwarded by any such seamana, addressed to the united ...

... OUR GALL TSr DRzrEUDzS.-BY a mere accident a most rascally outrage has just been revealed to the Dublin police, in the person of a member of that ad. niirable force, the metropolitan police. Tkomas Tarn- ham, a superannuated peace-officer of the cosuty Westj meatis, has been for some years residing in Dublin wvitll his family, consisting of two daughters and a son. One of the daughters is ...

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