... NIL COBDEN ON THE ARMY AND THE] WAR. I TO THE EDITOR OF TIE LEEDBS OHROVtIY. My dear Sir,-I beg to invite your attention and that of the public to some censiderations of grave moment relative to the state of our army, as connected with the policy of the present war. The people of Ragland ean Sever Thave been aware of the eate in which our Army has bee left, from the first moment of its landing ...

... LATEST SEWS FROM ABROAD THIE CRIMEA. RUsslia despatches from the Crimea of the 23rd, 9hoV that nothing important had occurred before 5ebastopul to that date. From the 16th November to the IS~h December, the Allies had received rein- forcenlents to the extent of 24,000, including Turks. The 5sint Louis was encountered at Cape Matapan or, the 14th, with 1,000 French troops on board. Twenty five ...

... THE middle class -the phrase is exclusively English, and the thing is exclusively English. The bourgeoisie of the French, the Bidrgersfand of the Germans, and the synoryms of all the other conti- nental languages, have a much more limited meaning. The English middle class does not express burghers or townsmen as opposed to nobles and pea- sants; or merchants and master-umechanics as ...

... NrAVAL AND MILITARY. t INSPECTION OF THE GUARDS FOR SERVICE IN THlE EAST. O Tbe detachments of the Household Infantry, under orders for embarkation to joia the service battalions in the * Crimea, marched yesterday from their barracks to the Wel- lington Barrack Parade, where his Royal Highness Prince Albert and Staff, in the presence of a very large assem- blage of persons, made a most minute ...

... 0psoOSED COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE IN An jn?eresting meeting took place at Manchester, ? yesterday, in the Mayor's parlour, where Lieut.-Colonel an CottO?'? whese recent letter on the improvements and navi- int gtstion of the river Godavery, flowing through the chief sm ?t?n growing ojetricts of India, has recently attracted ? much attentiofl, was invited to meet the members of the nw Chamber of ...

... rot court+ WINDSOR, JAN. 9. The Queen and Prince, with the Princess Royal and Princess Alice, attended by the Viscountess Canning, Major-General the Hon. Charles Grey, Colonel F. H. Sey- mour, and the Master of the Household, left Osborne at 2 o'clock to-day, and proceeded to Windsor Castle, where the Royal party arrived at a quarter past five. Her Majesty was received at the Windsor Railway ...

... ?? Sopplement to Friday's Gaellte.) WAR-OFFICE, JAN. 27, 18-50. 'The Right H~onourable the Secretary-at-War has re- edived front his Grace the Duke of Newcastle the followingl list of casualties amongst the ?? officers and privates in the farces under the command of Field- Marsha1 the Lord Raglan, ?? from the 8th to the 11th January, 1855, both days inclusive: RLETURN OF CASUALTIES FRCOM ...

... Last evening a public meeting of the inhabitants of St. Clement Danes was held at the Wheateheaf Tavern, Vere-street, Lincrla's-inn-felds, for the purpose .f adopt. ing measures to defeat- the' attempt made by church- wardens of the parish to levy a church rate of 3d. in the pound. Mr. CRtOSSLEY, of Newcastle-street, took the chair. The CkArIrAN, in opening the proceedings, remarked that there ...

... It is confidently anticipated that the alterations effected in the administration of the common law by the Common Law Procedure Act of 1854 will cause a very great accession of business in the superior courts. The alterations are of the utmost importance to the suitor in the progress of an action at law. Before the passing of this act, where it. became neces- sary for a party to an action to ...

... LATEST ] jEWS FROM ABROAD | TH1E FLEET OFF ODESSA. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (FROM 01l1. OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ?? ~appeared in our Evening Edition yea. tar1] HAMBURG, TUESDAY ArrsaRxoOX. Telegraphic accounts just received here from St. Petersburg represent that the Allied fleets anchored off Odessa yesterday, the Sth inst. At the time, however, that this important intelli- gfnce was despatched ...

... CITY COMMISSION OF SeWeRS. Yesterday a Court was held, for the despatch of public'business; Mr. Deputy PSACoCx occupied the chair. There was an unusually large attendance of members, prin- cipally owing to the election of medieoloffioer of health being fized for that day. TR3 VSH OF SAND AND SAWDUST TOD AaBICtnTUXAL PUURPOSES. Mr. E. WIrxitrs, of the Experimental Garden, Reading -a gentleman ...

... MIR. BAXTRB, M.P., AT MONTROSE. IMr. Edward Baxter, M.P?. for the Montrose Dis- o filet of Burghe, addressed a meeting of his constituents in I athe Guildab.1, Montrose, on Tuesday evening. 'The hall r-(says the Rdinbuygh Cour~ant from which the following report is taken), wits densely ?? Mr. Baxter on hisenrane etwith a very cordial reception. The hon. gentleroan was accompanied to the ...