... I - ERISUTE )AY BEER BL. On Monday afternoon a meeting of the committee of the Licensed Victuallers' Defence Association was held at the offices, 104, Fleet-street, for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken, in order to support Mr. Berkeley in his motion (for Tuesday evening) for a select committee to inquire into the working of the Sunday Beer bill during the time it has been ...

... TbWIT ?? , ,il ~UN~iAY, MAY L3~ 1S~5', Z b ?? TEE WAIt. ?? ,Affairs.: at Athei seat of wAr are4-ndeiiibly ng.a * ?? !. t; is;,e tootu habti > sag ,has not :,yet suceceeded .-that .unsilenc'fertr es.,,silll still ecreirle -the R`ssian stronghold with their deadly Dfires, 'bt .we ,spj the l at- bm d ad redentkencounmers, ;have bost the Russians -not ls dhan a- f 10 0of imn,' WhilitW the ws i ...

... , IL wA~~ NTLIG~E The~bsllforth~ betteerevention-of raly acc~ide~s vn been thutont la 't esion, it may be hopedfrteertohlee, 't~n itwi1 hav7iqcdoded to tmoepcalib I bi~te .eossno-Th ; ?? ofthe essential dtnih~b -ivorkin~~ of railways that boardkt ftdli -Bn Aftt4d~reiis. o'~Cumep~ta, apparently' noth a lbi Y VfrwY, h~~, pd compe 'them toao, uinmy ~sxe~ueror hel~ttrprevention. of riwyac~ ...

... I,, WA ! , :AA. - C o . TH1E WAR. * ASIX. h i - , Public attention is so ?? bsorb:ed by the military operations in the Crimqa,-thatlittle thpught or ]care are bestowed on Swh-at ist piring -in 'Asiatic ITurkey. Moreover, informan-tst$6: tremiey-seat. * respecting the amount of foei Iia ?? in the Caucasian army, and -as to 'hitineanhpoi,,,.a sesses of either reinforcing or ssiinaaminig; ,tl e-i ...

... ADMUNISTEATIVEJ BEEOHI AD :WHTAT - I It Means. - :otwithstandiiigall Ithat has been seia about' Adminis- trative Reform,, at the v'ario'us':meetings w.hich',have been convoked to advocate its necessity, we have never been able exactly to ascertainwhatwas demnanded, except the change generally expressed: by-that popular phrase,' The right' men in' 'the right* places:.; The 'Irigand inex- ...

... ITHE WEATHER3 THE PARKS, AIND TUi I Thames. I.- -er d . ..s ?? n.SCSm ?? Thev;Wdi A nine I~ 6WO'l, 'Y morning, in Hyde Park, wa snoo westit, r I the wi dt it changed towards the after. ow doui-wvest`'' the wind EO suddenly chaiiging caoused Ite thglt silt, sun to run-ip, to 49 degrees, when the surfac ,of thin direet` itozen ponds aai rivers in the royal parks comnenced eiting, UU4 evident ...

... FO, ~. r ,kz SA . - y .. Great Xiee g pqfl:ejpgqteS.. Alaste, quarterly meetig. of, delegates, recreslentin lltwseun Vxoo,00 and 11,000 mfeniberA ?? A-#~ed ?? place, n ?? Club-room of% ?? anidPoftei, Taver New.. stohtreFetter-lane, Br.XKblalsck, D.C.- in t I ce r; T!.here,-,wxe. sixty-lve delegates piesent; n Bre. Swa ttn and-Fieb., were- appoited t lere., The inues f ~e prvios ie~tn~Yavng, ...

... VISIT 0? THE EMPEROR OF FRANCE] to the queeui. On Monday, a Special Court of Common Cotincil was held for the purpose of considering what steps should he taken by the dorpora- tion for the purpose of testifying their respect for the Emperor of the French on his approaching visit to her Majesty. The discussion was conducted w ith closed doors. The following resolutions were unanimously agreed ...

... p qamvllf i.FATAL ACCIDEN-IT -T,. ?? It. James's Park. ?? , | ; Si53ia' r Y~r. - edford held an inquest in roon1 or t8 WstmmsW r Hospital; upon the bodiesspf. J Brophey ,Rd saxten, Qeorge Edwards, aged fi ittonfage4,.filte-,&3,, a4d John Linton, aged fA eea;io , ' re~o,,vyped 7o~ 'the rnoon of Saturday last, in the ori ; me,$,lqal,-wdter min, Ja eses Park, .: eb-sdn~tstydhe4,ecased having ...

... Lice diVetuqafleAsylutn. A general-haliyearly tourt ofltheliergemje .ofjissopjety was held' ?? ?? the Court a Board-rdom of the. Institution , OId Kont-rgd fpr IQo p..upqe of confiminig the minutes of the last gener:aI cou4, holdenaon the 14th'day of July: Last; 'Of o.nfirming ?? inmiutes of the special'gdneral court,'hol'def on the 6. ihe of heewer last; ,re-. ceiving the aiditors aceount ...

... ENGLISH STOXACHS and ADULTERATED I ,ood. So thoroughly unaccustomed are British interiors to receive any- thiag pure, that we really begin to doubt whether they would know the correct flavour of most articles of diet in common use. Fond as English people are said to be of good feeding, it is evident they go for quantity and appearance rather thant quality. It appears that not one thing is sold ...

... ?? i OR-is--o IJUAPNT LIE A8SSURANOC SOCIETY. I Th. as I . . . - - . Ine- ticrst annual mdeting, of the a'bove society waes held on Wed- nesday, the 25ith nIt., at the office of the institution, m Moorgate- street. Therewas a large number of share and policy-holders pre- sent, and the meeting unanimously caled on the Chairman, Charles B. oser,'Eq.,ofWindsor, to preside. Onrea taking the chiur, ...