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... a PIAIZLUr11' Ovj. se5-l,'. s [The following appeared in part of Friday's impresFion.] r The conscience is the most elastic material in the world. To- ,, day you cannot stretch it over a mole-hill, to-morrow it hides ,a ?? Maxin. . 5 Health.-Take, for example, a young girl bred delicately in town, shut np in a nursery in her chilildood, in a boarding Y scheool through her youth, never ...
... MSIm AXG]WNT OF THE ARMY-ATTACK ON LORD RAGLA. . I (P)om ias zk.) It can no longer be doubted, or even denied, that the ex- pedlon to the Crimea is in a state of entire disorganization. All ttempta to deny It only end in admitting the fact, and au excuses only thioi the blame from one department -to * notber. There is nota cingle thing requisite to the effi- ciency of an army, excepting only ...
... LETTERS FRO31 THE CRIMEA. of id Extract of a letter from a young officer of the 46th at Regiment, a native of Cork: id Heights around Sebastopol, Dec. 6, 1854. l- * I intend writing home by every mail if I possibly can, :h and I would wish you to do the same, as I have only re- ld ceived three letters from home since I came out, and I have not missed a mail. In the last letter I wrote, I ...
... Despatebes from Vienna state that at the conference held in that capital on the 28th notes were exchanged between the representatives of the three allied Powers, defining the sense in which their Cabinets understood the four points proposed as conditions of peace. Prince Gortschakoff, it is understood, demands time to obtain the instructions of his Government. Another despatch, of the same ...
... The Tribunal of the First Instance of the depart- ment of the Seine, under the presidency of M. Debelleynme, has lately been occupied by a suit brought by Mr. Adrian Hope against Mrs. Adrian Hope, calling upon her to give up to him the custody of his two sons, in conformity with the two orders ofthe LordChancellor made during last year. M. Duvergier, Mr. Hope's advocate, opened the proceed- ...
... Er I a n W. MIr Stephen de Vcre was elected representative for the county of Limerick on W~ednesday, in the place of the hate Mr Wvudham Gould. Therc vas no opposition. AaqTImt ELrCecON.-Captain Pakenham was elected en Wednesday, without opposition, to represent the county of Antrim, itt the room of his brother, the late lamented Co]onel Pakenham, who met an honourable death on the bloody ...
... PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE. Scarcely any change has taken place in the batteries the last few davs. The French have a number of new guns mounted, which are being kept in reserve ; for use. it is pre- sumed, at a period not very long distant. The firing in the Greenhill and Frenchman's-hill batteries has been very slack, and generally in the Russian batteries opposed to them. The Greenbill battery ...
... HISTOi Y OF THB ARMY MEDICAL DBPARTMENT. The earliest mention made in history of the pay of surgeons in the British army is in 1667, when those em played at the siege of St. Quintin received ls. per diem, being the same amount as chaplains, sergeants, drummers, and fifers, with whom they appear to have been classed. At this early period, a surgeon was attached to each company, which usually ...
... |ECCfESrAS'IOCATI, Cooi.rgfSSt (EROiN..\ Ri I' 0 It T Of thle Ecclesiastical Commnissioner'S forl Ireland, for' the( Year ending thre Ist. day of August, 1854. Toe its Exceellency Edward Grativille Eliot, Earll of St, G elrmansr, IorrII Lrr'ntescant Genlera] arid( GeneralI Governor of Irelandi, &C., &Ce. W\ir, thle Ecclesiastical Coimmissisoiilrs For Ireland, whose. handsi and corporate seal ...
... bCO TLA ND. TflE LATE COLONELd MAULJE. At a general meeting of the county of F'orfar, held onl the 3di of October, 1854, a vote Wras unioni- moasly agreed to, conveying to Lord Panmure and the other mnembers of that family, their deep and heartfelt sympathy on the sudden death of Colonel the Hon. Lauderdale M~anle, surveyor-ge- neral of the Ordnuance, and assistanlt adjutant- general, who died ...
... FRIi)AY'S LONDON NEWATS. I jo1Y MAGNETIC7TELEGRAPH[.] SrP. p it''iitsmiou01i, lDne. 25. Thim last ?? rroii Pri icem i\u[ci liikItay, tlatei (lie 200i, state that ii0titiiig tOW ihad occurred tip to ?? iliate. TIlte fire Of' tir le IoccSitin tt'li1loi'y Was wvell directed aid anitiyeat the Al lies, Cosi'anisi'rVDito. 15. Sinc ItO le thiree Sorties of' die 0th, 10th, coad Ilth, whichiil ws'u' ...
... DEPUT2ATION OF LICENSED VICTUALLERS TO THE MEMBERS FOR BIRMZINGHAM1 AND NORTH IVARWICKSHIRI. The Birmingham papers of Saturday give an account of an interview which Mr. Watton, the President . of the Birmingham Licensed Victuallers' Proteetion Society, and Committee; Mr. Stinton, President of the United Towns Association, and Central Committee; and other gentlemen connected with the trade, bad ...