... I WAR. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAI¶, Before SebsatepoI, May 11, 5 45 p4 The enemy opened a heavy fire on our trenches last nighk, and ?? it for nearly two hours. Their troops.dij not attack our advasced parallels. The Busia howt 4 flag of truce yesterday evening, with a view to by teit dead who were ?? the night before In front d OfL e vanced parallel. The truce was ...

... 4Eesv 3orl DUbe ?? MA eurRitl. DUBLIN. SATrURDAI, MARCH 24, 1865. I: R ?? THE LAST PLOT-SPUONEH WANTED. The old files in South Anne-street have taken alarm at the Maynooth report. They have no idea; however, of undergoing extinction without an in' dignant protest to show that still they live. Since the report of her Majesty's Commissioners was not fashioned according to their wishes, and May ...

... MEHORANDA OF THE UADER OF BUS[NESS ArT HOME AND ABROAD OF G. T. HAYDEN, PY- SICIAN AND SURGEON, OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING. RESIDENCE-82, HARCOUHT-S r., DUBLIN. _ 1-Each Patient is seen by the Doctor in the order of arrival, except in the cue of appointments previously made. 2-Thote are separate Waiting Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. 8-After Consultation, medicaloraurgical, the prescription for ...

... i T T WAR. Part of the following appeared in a Second Edition of our last publication:- DISPATCH FROM MENSCHIIOFF- BEnLLis, WUDnNEsDAY.Under date of St. Peters- burgh, January 2nd, we learn that a despatch had been received there from Prince Alenschikof, an- nouncing that nothing remarkable had taken place at Sebastopol between the 20th and 26th Decem- ber, with the exception of two sorties on ...

... M[SMANAGEMENT OF THE WAR-MB. ROE- BUCK'S COMMITTEE. (From ths Times.) The last news from the Crimea will have very little the ebaraoter of news to those who derive their information from any other than official returns: The remainder of the Britimb army, hardly 10,000 men, will be reorganised, and defend the upper valley of Tcherniya and Balakilava. Now, it is true thereis nothing inglorious ...

... THE AR.MY-ROYAL IRISH FOOT GUARDS. I TO THE EDITOR OF THE FRUERAN. 18, Lower Dorset etreet, Feb. 17, 1855. I Sl-In looking over the columns on military intelligence in the papers I perceive by a paragraph headed Increase in the Army, that it is suggested, in military circles, that a splendid regiment of Royal Foot Guards could be recruited out of the Irish constabulary. The idea of such ...

... I THE CONNAUGHT RAGERS. We (Evening my4) have been kindly favoured by Mr. Henry Grattan with copies of the two subjoined letters, which our readers will agree with us do honour to all con- corned. A word or two will explain their origin. A friend of Mr. H. Grattan (Sir Robert Newman), while lying Wounded on the field of battle, was murdered by some Rus- sians; who bayonetted him to death; ...

... _.,I DOIJBLE X. 2' Lord Blautyre, a scotch nobleman, some time. ago manie a great parade of hie generosity. He freighted two vessel, and supplied them with all sorta of provisions, including prime stout, pure Islay, and the best Scotch oatmeal. The gallani Hlelanmen in the Crimea were to enjoy tke benefits of Lord Blantyre's sympathy for their heroism. English and Scotch journals could not ...

... T11:E WAR. THE BALTIC. ABO, Jusic 21.-The Grand Duke Nicholas has just re- viewed the troops at Blelsingfors and Abo, and inspected the fortificatious at Sweaborg. The English fleet is dispersed along the coast of Finland. THE CRIMEA. The Rusdean government publishes a despatch from Prince Gortsebakoff, dated the evening of the.l9tb, praising the troops, and announcing tbat the fire of the ...

... The following appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday - THE CRIMEA. The second edition of the r;nm contains despatches from its special correspondent to the 17th inst. The following is a summary JULY 15.-To-dny heavy firing going on between the Malakoff end advanced French batteries. Last night the Russians made a sortie from the Malakoff on the French working party. The affair lasted ...

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... I BER MAJESTYS VISIT TO PARIS1i' (From se Timea.) PAUas, TUEIDAy.-The movements of the Emperor and his guests are so rapid, and there is so much for the latter to see, that there is Bome difficulty in overtaking by descrip- tion the programme of each dly's proceedings. There was obly time by yesterday's post to allude in a very cursory manner to the visit paid by their Majesties to La Sainte ...