... TE THE MANCHESTER GUARDIAN AND MPt GEO, I tid To the Editor of thse Exatniner and TVimes. t, b on of Sir,-If the masterly exposition of iRight and wrongk re gh contained in Mr. Thompson's lecture, on Mondayeven- de 'in; ing, needed further illustration, it is furnished by a, to ta- leader on the subject in the Guardian of Wednesday last.. Itil ?? would certainly have been Sanguine to ...

... WI3EKLY SUMMARY. I FOEUIGN. - - I FQBEIGN. acl Th, reports from~ Sebastopol are more encouraging. of. TeBiihforce is being organlised for the defence of pSt, I ?? and oftbeTchernaya. They are to be supported P 13`O , lt oe 20,000 Turks, officered and paid -by sue liy' Wi ivetlntofthgtwn will soon be Coll oero~lYSplete. More genial weather retrshat ea 0110,, t C~ia to the troops. The exact ...

... - Th. T.n Ri.- of [ ?? O'ELLIENCH* -.The Lord Bishop of , oll,tc 1' V.n ordlinatiou on Sunday lost, intefo ISt John, Hesaton Mersey, near maohseatr, I gentlemen Were ordained and afterwardsti V,0icsIES set opposite their respective names: a ToillnB.A. Exeter Colt. Oxford, to hBottODt- D-~r a ?? ]Cbe~ p, BA Tirinity Coll. Dablin, to St.James's DI 'cf'patrio fii :44; tSt. Cat~harine's Hall, ...

... ?? rrrM- n-n rn rLON ON, TUESDAY. ot The parliamentary session, which will open this I afternoon, has probably never been surpassed in q . the universal interest which it has inspired. It is 1l ad big with the fate of armies, the existence of govern- s ay ments, and the honour of the nation. Accordingly, B e- notwithstanding the colds of winter, for we are deep el .k in snow here, a great ...

... I M1tE EXAMINER AND TIMES. y ?? SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1855. c ¶iE EXPEDITI, L T - -K- TC tIHE EXPEDITION TO KERTCH. the The-expedition to Kertch has been so completely ind successful, as to provoke the query why it was not l in undertaken earlier. It was decided upon at a be council of war which was held just before the retire- ent ment of General CA.ROBERT. The expedition was e already on its way ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1855. P PAR LIAMENT AND POLAND. War in one shape or other is the only question of the day that can command public attention, or rouse an earnest debate in the House of Commons, Three nights out of four is a very moderate average of the time devoted by parliament to discussions directly or indirectly of a martial character. From the ...

... 17 e7t -fe ?? Sir John Herschel will be Succeeded Mint by Professor Graham, of Uo?- Its ,Ila1C t a ? verilty Calla ,lt' ftt tons The crime of iafanticide is frl olle., rif- the metropolis and elsewhere. i a , inbe, or The Calcutta, with the btstsyal Las arrived at Corfu on the 16th inst. eaobire Vant In the sitting of the 24th of the Chesb nose Turin a bill for a levy of 13,000 men Wee embe ...

... a B I '-GJL E .- I- -. _ THE Cox-;FsErEcrs.-Adviccs from Vienna, dated this day (Friday), state that a sitting of the con- M ferences, held on Thursday at three o'clock, broke up without any decisive result being arrived at.89 There war to be another sitting held this day (Friday), and there were reports spread that it ce would probably be the last. There were rumours Gc circulated that the ...

... *, r' t eejUY7 k, BUCKI NGHAI' PALACE, SATrutDAY,JuY . a's CHAPTFlS 0' THE OttaEilIt OF THE BA-TH. .8 Her Majesty appointed to hold this day en investiture of ofthe order of the Bath, for theproeo cof srn the honou ~e, of this ordler of knighthood UPOnI a number of officersis h eaartfikly aid hymreenty returnmed from the Crimea, for their The knlights of thle first-class of rthe Bath, or ...

... MANCHESTE MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. A T 11'-r ?? r-HE cORNE9 STONE. | LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE The ornr rron of ireira i~ Utbster AMeebtuics' Insti- Thetio rnervr tllttet ado Thurda,- by Oliver flay t'tion, aI)tei41tseeitlre, t ot' tire institUtioli, in tbe presence wood End otiler lndies, POrcival veywood, sq. Sir JoHl I porter, Piuctal i~ot ?? olege; ri'nd AMessra. H1. Ids4vol~tbV. l ...

... SOLDIERS' REMITANCES TO THEIR . FAMILIES. ad . I'.1,1M II at Major Powys has forwarded to the Times a letter from be Lieutenant-Colonel Warre, Lommanding the 57th Regiment, n corroborating the statements made, that most of the married ] 9 soldiers do remit money to their wives, while th~e are stilli some who positively refitse t'J do so, knowing, as they do, that they cannot be compelled. to ...

... ENGLAND AND IRELAND IMPROVED I COMMUNICATION BBILL COMMITTEE. i_ 71- ?? - i --AtWA- .a Q; vN -% ..n. .~ ?? Monday, the committee received Sir Cusack Be Roney's evidene. Having traced each mail from London da to Dublin and vice versa, he described the delays, which co .occur in their transmission, and stated that he haa made the se sea voyage about 200 times in 1851.-2, and whenever the ne ...