... MITSOLLAWETTIS, LonRD Joint Rass=rt, has purchased Hill Hruse' Rid- borough, near Stroud, until lately the seat of Sir John Dean Paul, Dart., 'and intends making it bia ctrit' residence. By some, tays the Gtosceste, ,Ioisrse political mnotives are ?? to the noble lord tD fiing his residence at Stroud. It 9 be ?? tihlath~el sat in parliament for the borougN2 from 1835 till 18t1. ~~ fom 88 ...

... : ?? S ?? ?? 'EI)TOD. Os' Emro~atM'$ E Bw= Sie,-In gi igyour-ftaierft 4bone1a'cts iu*,rerence to totbe'Wdkis~et' s ?? idrinlt me to'tote briefly ithe reaaon whyt it waes ablisliedii ; !il yotur readers paoiwaret o t& an Me clianics' Inetitutions,t Ui-/d'obt6hot'1i~ 'e~ia4easavre oft tlfe unequal ?? olfg:eieeil yh.en o mpared s ivth e iit kniose d >retpectable poton 6fh~e embelrs 'fmg u ' Dr. ...

... The following is a weetly calender of gardening operations:- Fl.owEnt G. BHcX AND SmRsuizEa73.-The beauty of bedding-out plants is but ef comparatively short duration in most localities even in the most favourable see ooF, and now that they are in full flower every care should be ex- ercised to render them as attractive as possible, keeping everything in the mcat perfect order'that the means ...

... ST8IKE OF OlT-PLATE WeRKERS, T5 3 ZDriOR OF ?? TIHW5PApsR. ?? you will be so kind as to, pblish the following' aci 'ount of a strike t;hat is now tskrg place in Birdain'g- ba: , of the tin-place workers .of that town, itmasy'be of int 3rest to mxay of your zeaders, who 'are .eon ileced with tjx trade. 11a 1853, a book of pricee was muntully agresd to by employers and workmen, and paid by ...

... THE. A, . WAR. . ?? I .H . W_ I I . We bav nothine' of any great interest from th~e Crimes Oh the 23rd ult. Wrince GortechakTff telegraphed tob St. Piterbbuigh that no event, of importance had occurred -in ttbe criieaW A French colonel and a captair, who -were recannoitring, had been taken prisoners by the laussians. . Admiral Lyons continues-to cruisa rear tW Shors of the Crimea,: to survey. ...

... THE rfi9ACE XAT1 HANGO. The civilized world must execrate and. ahvr the bloodthirsty deeds of Iwussian soldiers at ?? We cannot imagine any 'possible method'of f~.explaining away the fearfal massacre of our sailors, -by a band of abominable miscreants wearing the uniform of£Russia's. CzAR. The facts, written in blood-red'letterg,: stand patent to the world, that -a boat despatehed from* an ...

... LATEST FROIX ITHE B QR1EAt The news that the allias havesembarked a force at Eupatorisi which in A vague form has been cmrit foz Vome days, is further confirmed by a Vienna despatch from Varna, which states that 20,000 men have lnded there. The Paiiie anticipates that the result or this strategetical movement will be to cut cff the Russian communications with Perekop. It is impossible to ...

... : ~ n1 If ON. ip0Xrperor, accompanied by Prince Napoleon, arrived = epn Tupesday. *t is said that the Emperor has re-- tutrged hisintention of 'going out to the Crimea, having ea~rnt from General Canrobert that the army of the East ceed back 'with ext~rele regret to the non-re~alization of therex:pejtaton they were' eo. positively led to entertain that t gapoleou and aa E mperor woald cheer'to ...

... G: GNREAL SIMPSONI. t[promi the Thnesrj Tnere cai beno doubt ofthe discontent & ager which reign among the troops. Offioers and me halve lost all confidence in their.chief,and the only differenceis thee the private proclaims his opinion with more oper; velhemence. The incapable commander who has brought on Ergland this last disaster canhot force his soldiers to look with -envy on those gallant ...

... We have no ?? of any importance from the Crimea. Even General Gortschakoff, following, we pre- snme, the example of the allied generals, has left cff tale- graphing the progress of events; or, at all events, the Governments abstain from publishing all electric coimna rications. We have correspondence from the camp to No- vember 17; but, beyond the particulars of the explosion of powder, it ...

... XFATAL MgOID LO AfloatZ BHsEFWIErL),: AND LDIZCOLNSHI=' R3AILWAYr. , arom*the HaYil Pac'ket,'of February 17.1; a fatal collision occurred, A the Barton branch of-the above railway, by which the life ef one ofa oftownen wwas'de. ,t'eyed, andi' the limbs f another injured, and several other p'rsonitavrelriilg ed; and on Thursday;another fatal acci- denteccurred about three milesfrom the same ...

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