... r PACKET-OFFICE, Friday, 2.0 p;nt. (Telegraphic Despatch.) REVERSE BEFORE SEBASTOPOL. CaT CRT{EA.-OFFICIAL DEsPATCHES.-Wtar GDu Partmeni, 2-30 ?? Panmure regrets to hav'etcs report that he has received information that the Englls& troops attacked the Redan, and the French the Mailesag Tower, on the morning of the 18th instant without the success that has hitherto attended our efforts. Blow the ...

... VIt¢ j'1ull JBajcutt AND EAST RIDING TI[ES. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1855. WINTrFI has set in with almost Siberian severity. During the past week we have had keen frosts, piercing cold winds, and heavy falls of snow. At this moment our streets and quays are covered with snow to the depth of one or two feet, and there is no prospect of an early improvement in the weather. Under these circumstances ...

... LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S APPOINTMENT. I EVERYBODY is puzzled at the appointment of Lord JOHN RUSSELL to represent England at the coming conference at Vienna. What can it mean ? is asked on every side. Why it is barely a fortnight since this very nobleman received, if the Times is to be credited, an autograph letter of rebuke from Her MAJESTY, and now he is selected as the representative of Great ...

... In three several trials, wislich have taken place within the last week, and have excited an unusual degree of public atten- tion, the question of responisibility on the ground of mental . ability to discern between right and wrong was the main point on which the decision turned, In the first of the three eases O alluded to,-the great will cause of The Earl of Sefton v. 6t Hopwood, the issue ...

... | I SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. OPENING OF THE BOMBARDMENT. APRIL 10. The Times has published the following despatch from Vienna, dated Monday evening :-Onl the evening of the 9th the bombardment of Sebastopol commenced. The cannonade had lasted twelve hours when the courier left; and the advantage appeared to be with the allies, but no signal success had been obtained. The Morning Herald of ...

... AND EAST RIDING TIfES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] FRIDAYS SEPTEMBER 7, 1855, OuR Protestant church is a part of the recognised constitution of England. Its Arch- bishqps and bishops, as such, have seats in the highest councils and courts in the kingdom. Hence it has always happened that in nearly all social meetings of English gentlemen, the eccle- ...

... eve o'il oarfet AND EAST RIDING TIMES. [REGISTERED AT THE GENERAL POST-OFFICE FORt TRANSMISSION ABROAD.] rF RIDAY, NOVEMfRBER 9, 185i5. I To-MoRROW the second year of Sir HENRY CooPER's mayoralty will expire, and it is not too much to say that his Worship will retire from office with the good wishes and hearty thanks of the whole community. Short-lived as public gratitude proverbially is, the ...

... 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 ...

... CHllUiRCHI MiISSIONARY SOCIETY. The amelivertat s erveces of the Heell Auxiliary Church ?? Association hlave been held during the pro. ,ent week. SermnonswN~re preachied and collections made on behalf of the society ill all the8 churches in the town on Sunday last, and THE PUBLIC MEETING was held onl Monday forenoon ill thle Public Roorns, Mingetost.-buare, where JOSELO1OI R PEASE, Esq., of ...

... FORI O1F PRAYER AND THANIKSGIVINGT. | I a _ r- a 11 S . .- - The following is the form of the Prayer and Thanks giving to Almighty God for the signal and repeated successes obtained by the troops of her Majesty, and by those of her allies, in the Crimea, and especially for the capture of the town of Sehastopol. to be used at Morl ing and Evenilng Service, after the General Thanjksgiving, in ...

... LIT 0 --AK-ES SIR JOSEPH PAXTON-' GIRDLE FOR LONDON. The select committee upon Metropolitan Communications met Yesterday week for the purpose of hearing, from Sir J. Paxton, an account of the plan proposed by him for improving the communication botweell the diflferent parts of London. Sir Joseph Paxton said be proposed explaining to the com- mittee aM plan which he had devised for the ...