... an ' :u ?? .ii~. E I OI. s/, LaL jr ?? ; UN m=1 t: SETEME 30( J855.f Ki~ix ?? THHl STORMI Cl lI REDAN,.ANDi tHE HEYeroic Enduraolce of our Brave Soldiers. 2 . 7,: .. S , f ?? . . . , : A A . , 7 i ~, ~ S ., -. ,A .. g We :give to-day the m'ostample : t1 4 tegl6 io'Is' 'triumph of- the -Alliesz in' the' assault; onb Sebastopol.-| 'E6eUsid the e ndf'mer officiarpo of G'ne SIiPsoir, we:.place ...

... JXlR;'D)OUGLAS JERROLD AND ME. 0~ , iI i, Charles Kean. - There is an old miaxim that, if you would lose a friend you 'should, lend him money. The exuberance of the debtors -first gratitude-.makes him sick; he then grows shy of the' benefactor with whom he no longer stands on equal terms ; and, when the former asks to have his own back aidzn, 'oiu't comes the serpent hik'of malevolence, and ...

... ' 9PMIXITTEE ON TH, SALE OF, BEER I ..I- > > On Sundays. X DqrhfaY, JUIY'17. The Comsplltopi sel agsain on Tuesday, Mr. H. Berlit~ fk~ler Th i a plgtlstdance of members. :TI~dat~e~~essa clied was Mer. Ellitthmairtet ~slt Poljcmsrt,~iB ~ il apawer to questosfommagtkhtrte ?? ?? that court for nin years - g 'j St t~days~o~tlte~sceek, bt hp-,had no lega exeineq.c ie~-ssg s~de~te Iew eee4et but ...

... THME QUEEN, THE ARXlY, AND THE People. | Her Majesty Queen VICTORIA is. the first patriot of the day. She seizes with wonderful and admirable tact upon every opportunity of evincing her interest in the events of the war, and her regard and sympathy for the brave men who are sustaining the glory of the British flag in the Crimea. Her MAJESTY does not display merely a conventional and official ...

... I BOMBARfDM1tENT OP SEBASTOPOL. WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 10. Lord Paiimure presents his compliments, and has great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence which has this day reached him from General Simpson:- , ,CRIMEA, JULY 9, 1855. To-morrow I intend to open a heavy fire on the liedan. ' The health of the troops is satisfactory. . Prince Gortschakoff proposes to me that we should ...

... EDITION FOR EARLY MORNING TRAINS ON SATURDAY. SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1855. | TIM WAR: AD ITS PROSPEOTS. I, - . we I . There is no striking incident to record, either in the Crimba, the Black Sea, or the Baltic, but nothix4g has occurred to diminish the sanguine anticipations of approaching success. A despatch from General PExIs- sER,, dated last Wednesday, states that the French approaches are close ...

... N A V - AND A. NAVAL ANtD. MIiLVTAY-. ?? iI >k T ~ A T .LI a.; i--- - C _J ' II- 1: NEX. 1 - - -. ' ?? . ADMIRALTY.,, MAXCwS' 14.-A! ,iPOUSTlilnr.Ts.-']Leiitena'nt C-. E. Bamnes (1854) to the H in;,0; scre0 w steam ship,'at Ports-' Masters': W. B: 9heelabeer tq the 'Aroch, 14i screw steahi sloop, of'02 horse power, for particular servjci E. 'P Cole (1838)' to the I eptuane, 120, for ...

... ACCIDENTS - - F ACCIDENT AT TIE WEST-END AND CRTSTAL PALACE RAIL- WAY, SYDXNE.Ur._On Toceday a dreadful accident occurred to a young man named Joseph Fostef-r It appears that he was in the act of unhooking an earth waggon on the above railway, when he was knocked down by the buffers, the wheel of the waggon passing over the centre of his body, crushing him in a frightful manner. No hopes are ...

... OPENING Or qPI1 FRENCH LWISLATIVE: _- ~r- Aasembly. Un Mllonday afternoon, at two o'clock the Emperor opened the Extraordinary Session of 1855, in the Salle d Mareohaux, at the Tuileries. His Majesty-4ddressed the Senate and Legislative Corps to the following effcto -t Messieurs leg Senateurs,- Messieurs les Deputes- ' ; The diplomatic negotiatons commenced during the course of our last ...

... I: -0 H L O O O N 'DoN. The ?? ondons is much below the usual average rate which prevails withini its limaits. The deaths of 903 persons we're registered hi th~ek that eid. on Saiurfday, Oct. 27,-hile the. correctede.frpon 'Y aisf yearse wised~anv~ertage, of, th'e .corr, ,eoespood~irng ,,w~e~eks f of the, previous, ten The weekly: deaths would amount to 8368in London if theannual, raite of ...

... LATE7ST -FROM ABROAD.| I I D. - 4I THE CRIMEA. TheC prints desjatcheis from the army in the Crimea. 'DharI ' eissier reports from Sebastop~ol, sunder date December~ 11, the affair' of the 8th iust., 'wh~ei the' Ru. u slang attacked General ?? outtposts.'''' The enenmy enided by leaving 150 priso~ners'im our hands. ARRIVAL 0F1 COUNT ESTERHAZY AT 8t. PeterabUrgh. PARIS, DEC. 27;-rInteilHgence ...

... THIE PROPOSED LAW OF LIMITED Liability in Partnerships. After a delay of four months the Government have introduced their Bill for Limiting Liabilities in Partnerships. It is-a ?? of great importance, as it inaugurates a newv commercial principle,. though without affording so extensive a scope- for- itseoperation as might have been expected. Perhaps it is as well that the inno- cation should ...