... THE GLASGOW MAN OF ALL WORK AT THE DIGGINGS.-No. III. SC, el~---ii cd Up in the morningj, Wednesday the 15th.-Some cursed tc ke thief has stolen a Coltsa revolver-C5 or £0 gone to pxrofit'and ox !ir loss. I am rather batter, tirough very stiff necked yet. I wasi Ax ye up at thle post-office to-day, but no attention seems to have t~i n, been paid to the letter I sent the postmaster. Another ...

... thillall ff, ?? n EDINBURGH, MONDAY, JANUARY 1, 1855. nA SUPPLEM11ENT is Published with the MERCURY erry 7 Monday awd Thursday Afternoon, containing the Latest News a received by Telegraph. The Reports of the London Corn and a f CattleMarkets, with the state of the Funds, is gives in the t )f Supplement with Monday's pablication, and can be forvarded, a in most instances, to any part of the ...

... From one of the 93d Highlanders to his Wife. Camp, Crimea, 12th Dec. 1854. My Dear Jean,-1 take another opportunity of sending you a few lines, to let you know that I am still very well, notwith- standing our many hardships and difficulties. We have not had any battles since my last, but no one knows the moment; there are 30,000 Russians lying within two miles of us, as we can see daily, and ...

... 9D _ OAANGES. I - if. 29.~ lot FootBe iiiet Lieuteflaltt Colonel g -A Cr Mailer to be Major. without purchase. To be CaPtsni without purcohaseh: uel J i~ntl, W 3arton, -1I Taffe, H F Bythessa, P R Rowland. ?? -Catat n 3 Giurm to be Major, without par- obose. -To be CaptaRin without purchase: Lieutenante.A B H Angell, 3 Hall, J Barten#, M.H Dowbiggin, P Roberson,~ vice ?? ?? Foot--Captain D M ...

... A POLISH AUXLAIAtY LEGION. MYI are afidil tInat, ill dtuuu di: ll anl obtaillillg the asse::t of' IP:arliazonett to t he fornmation of I inereea rv ])r'igal} z fo lageto to h1elp) its in carty ing on thL ?? W:tI Nthi effect, MW bisters have faltlen into ?? tistatie of reckoning their cicickels beibre thei are IIate lI 0(1 11 ti I the recet t debates on. thO Foreidgi li listtlit t ill, it wi1s ...

... 'TH1E IMMACUL ATE C(NCEPTI ON AND ITS ANTIECl I)IEN'T S. it1v.I. Ci ining wviitas as follows to the cdi tar Q(2cm D~elis viiit poc'ird sjic re p ius dcomcla ?? 'lics is trot'v ci ecclecicsirs its ccc well cc of ordlinar'y tei M1Aar'),' writes ?? Unit/cop, ?? las besc 'cttcsl cnvdim ?? is tiii' Faitic (Iiitics Cltti-c'l wrhoeccr e ni' iks it cc is a i'relcc Mcci'y is ai ~Chrisu cooticiisocss l ...

... [T'he following appeared in outr Tihird Edition of Satur- day ?? THE SAIE ]GE OF2 S1 ISEASTO POJJ OFFICIAL DESPATCHES,8 ?? THE sUPPrLEMENT TO TilE LONDON GAZaTTE OF FRIDAY, DEa. 29.1 War Department, Deo. 30, 1854, 10k o'clock a.m. His Grace the Dake of Newcastle has this day| received a despatch, of which the following is a copy, addressed to his Grace by Field-Marshal the L~ord Baglan, ?? ...

... iRELAND. -OFFICIAL AIVPOIXtTMENTB. HiB Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has bean pleased to approve of the appointment of John Butler C. Wandesforde, Esq., to be a Deputy Lieutenant of tbe ceunty Kilkenny, in the room of the late Marquis of Ormonde. * C0ONMER0IAL PROGRE8S. .The Belfast AIercery compares the etate' of Ire land during the nearly past gear with the state during former years, and ...

... THE WAR-EVIL OF INJUDICIOUS CRITICISM. - -- - 111-0.1. f A _rN tAA (From the Morning Chronicle.) si I The grumbling Englishman is not an aceurate reasoner. An I accumulation of annoyances moves him to discharge the foll It measure of his wrath upon whoever happens to be nearest, al- Pi r though the real author of all or most of his discomforts may be absent or undiscoverable. He vents his ...

... T:HE CXUJIMI:A. . The Courrisr of Marseilles publishes the follow- a ing from before Sebastopol, dated the 12th: as The Russians have made two sorties against u- the French batteries. The first was in the evening Is of Sunday, the 10th, at about half-past eight. The e night was very dark and stormy-in fact, the wind f blew like a hurricane. The enemy in very strong 3forc left Sebastopol by the ...

... CHANA'RL LS'LAND& GALLANT ACTION. On Monday, during the prevalence of the strong wvesterly gilo, a ?? was descried by some of the artillery at Elizabeth Castle, Jersey, about eight o'clock, drifting to. wards thes rooks go the St. Aubin's side of the castle. A man was seen seen in it, standing up, and making signs of dis- tress. A patty ismmediately ran down to the water, and waded towards the ...

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