... MODEL OF KENILWORTH CASTLE AT THE CRYSTAL-PALACE. The following is a description of the model of Kenilworth Castle, exhibited by Mr. Albert Smith, in the great transept of the Crystal Palace. An endeavour haa been made to represent the actual visit of Queen Elizabeth to Kenilworth, in July, 1577 - not the beautiful fiction of Sir W. Scott founded on that visit. The authorities used are Laneham ...

... -From ?? London Gazette. r I . -, r D0WEcING-BT5;EBT, DBO. S0. The ?? has been pleased to appoint Touissant' Rostant, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Coun- cii of the Island of Trinidad, and Thomas Parkez, Eaq., to be a Member of. the Legislative Council of the Island of St. Lucia. Members returned to serve in the present Parliament. December 30th, 1854. City of Ncrwich. f Sir Samnel ...

... ?? -- - - - l-- THIE C'ONFERENCE AT VIENNA. { ?? ..IXAJ ?? (.FrPi the VATiea.) [ We stated on Saturday last that eugugementai Wbl . yc already in exiatenesi or would' shortly be concluded, be- D tween the three CourItswhich have signed the treaty of the.2nd of Docember, to determnine without dela e r effectual measures req,uired to accoomplish th-e'oblecpts of their alliance, in conformity ...

... The Aile, 91, screw, Captain Mundy, arrived on Fri-. of, day from the Baltic, last from Portsmouth, and steamed Y id into harbour on Monday, to repair the damage she suE- th it, tained in her collision 'with the Hogue. She will be t4 3, docked at Keyham. Be The Lizard. steamer, arrived on Friday, and Afican,- e dy steamer, an Saturday. both from Sheerneas, with about LOe 100 supernumeraries ...

... OFFICIAL- DIDlTCES - - FROM FIELD- MARSHAL ILORD RAGLAN. .- . . e (From a Supplemeint to the 'Loandots Gaze4 of Friday, the 29th of December.) WAR DEPARTMENT, December SO8, 155, 10j o'ciock t.m. e Hlis Grace tbe Duke of Newcastle has thiadey received a Despatch, of which the following ie a copy, addressed . to his Grace ?? the Lord Raglans, G. .B.I BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, Dzc. 13, 1854. r My Lord ...

... THE SEA-BORNE NAILS. POST-OFFICE, LONDON, FERhAY. DBBTmArlozss. SOUTvMUPTON STATI ON.( Lisbon, Spain, and Gib-| raltr ?? Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Ceylon, India, & O'a Australia (via ?? British Colonies in the West Indies (except Honduras) Foreixn | Colonies, tic., in ?? West Indies (except Havana), California, Venezuela, N. Granada Chili and PeruGe Town (St. Junde Ni. caragua) ?? Mexico and ?? ...

... - Fromi. Zriday's London 'Gazette. WHITEHALL, J.&w. 4. The Qvteets has been pleased to present the. Rev. Rlob rt Scott to the church and perish Of CapUtb, in ex the presbytery of .Dankeld, and county of Perth, vacant by the resign.&tion of the Rev. Peter Colin Al Oew GWTOFIE JAY. &.a Members returned to serve in the. present Parliament. 'County of Limerick.I S. E. Do Vere, Esq., of ...

... SUSSEX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1855. e C:IUCHE ST1ER, CRICHESTEn LrrARY SOCIETY AND 31ECHANICS' , IX'STITUTE.-O1 the evenings of Tuesday and Wednes- day two delightful entertainments were afforded the members of this Society by George Buckland, Esq., who discoursed on 1 Old English and Patriotic Songs, with a glance at uodern Writers. In the lecture portion of his discourse, which serveds a ...

... |GENERAL SIR DLCY EVSANS AND'LORD I I RAGLAN. The following letters have obtained publicity without r the sanction of the distinguished correspondents C i- H.M.S. Britannia, November 11' 1854. 1 MYLO 1-On the 80th alt. an aide-de-camp of o - mine had the honour of informing your lordship, that ' ^- after being-cosffited to bed in my tent for nearly two si tr days, I bad a severe fall on my ...

... An extraordinary supplement of the Jousrn-sal de St. Petersbour, of the 16tb (28tb) December brings us the following document, of which a summary appears in another page: By the Grace of God, We, Nicholas the First, Em- peror and Autocrat of all the Russias, &c., &c., &C., make known The causes of the war, that still lasts, are well un- derstood byour beloved Russia. The country knows thati ...

... 'cai ent It will 1)0 interesting and useful to the friends o officers and men in the Baltic Fleet at this juncture to ,hknow where the several ships are stationed. 'The follow- W. ing are the Admiralty's arrangement respecting them - the up to Saturday last : of At Portsmouth-The Duke of Mellbnyton, ,Tanns h nete U' ?? rrognee, Pene- Ofl lopenan ioeet (nt arMaegto-ay. , to At 'Woolwich-The ...

... ORGANISATION OF THE FORCES IN THE, EAST. :(From the Times. J i It appears to be thought an unfortunate neessity of war that the first campaign or two are to be spent' in acquiring experience. * * Confessedly we do not understand the art of war. We hake heasrd a cavalry officer say that, in the event of an invasion, the first thing every officer in the army would have to do would be to learn ...