... - L ME0 LAsYARD ON TH WAI . 'On Wedneid' ay, 'a -public meeting, convened by re- Iisition~w~slseid in the .auntytll, Aylesbury, for the purpose of enatibtg lC. Layard, the representative of that borough, to address his constituents ln expla. nation of his views on the war. r. Lsyard, after explainingjthe circumstances con. neetedwith his letter to the Titses respecting Admi ral Dundas,.imade a ...

... -Mr. ' Stafford has been doing far worthier ser- vice ati the sick beds of the soldiers at Seutari 'than amongs the dockyardjobbers of the Derby miinistry. On Monday, the hon. gentleman was heard-eas he deserved to be-with the most re- - spectful attention by the House of Commonos, as :he 'detailed the condition- of our neglected sol- diers. Terrible, indeed, were his disclosures: a*ful the ...

... Lord Henry Clinton and a large party of the aristo- cracy assembled at Blackwall, on 'Tuesday afternoon, to witness the departure of the second detachment of the men engaged by Messrs. Peto and Betts, to con- struct the railway from Balahlava to the trenches be- fore Sebastopol. They go out in the Hesperus, a fine new vessel of 800 tons, built in the Tyne, by Messrs. Marshall. Her engines are ...

... I' ¢ Vl` IO1D RAGLAN. ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES AND THE MIITIA ACT. ROBERT FELTON v. JAMES PRIORL FRIENDLY 0oc0sT15 -XMPNA M(N, MEaMBER, NaPION-0 PRIThRE 0O RIGHTS IN 5001E5V-DI)NOION OF JUSTICES SUPeasEDING 822L=BNrT O0 DISPUTES DX ARBITRATION ACCORhDING TO RUs.S OF SOcTY. The above cwe, a highly important one to friendly seoeities, came on for hearing on Tuesday, the 19th instant, at Hal. stead before G D. H. Valzey, C. ...

... I - X0 TOBOESPORDII. , -_ I Carrespondonts who do not Seed their commu ntio-s no- tie, may infer that we cennot anewer them, or deoelll to do s8. We further canlot, .VN5RJB AiM 013 neroa0NoS CHAsA OUfBSEOLVss WITH A ]MTru OJ SS. M Ai. LSTrEe.-We have no personal objecio to the doggtei; but the space of this journal is, in fact -the due property of the resder. Rubbish Ss set to be alibit ers : ...

... ITTRRBL-B FpEM AND LOSS OF IF. Thei a of the %ndonbrigade and West of Eng- land ome were engieed the whole of Tuesday night an@, a considerable Tortion of Wednesday morning in ex igeishuigfresehat had occurred in what is termed t'ee metropolitan district. The first fire teUV place on the premises belonging to Mr, John Taylor, licensed victualler. and proprietor of the Black Boy gad Still, High ...

... TOWN Am COUNTRY TALK. it is the intention of Thos. 1. ]Ieadhlm, Esq., M-P. for Newcastle, and chancellor of the diocese of Darhams to bring in a bill to prevent border marriages. The venerable Duke of Somerset continues to pro- gress favourably, at Somerset-house, Park-lane, The amount of remittances brought by the Asia from New York is about 107,724. - The Bishop of Winchester has licensed ...

... TIHE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOti. OFFICIAL DESPATC WVAxDRF3PAXTIIT, MayF 16 Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and Its enclosures, of which the following are copies, ad. dressed to his lordship by Lord Raglan. Before Sebastopol, May 1, 1855. My lerd.-T. have little to ronort * Ue nrelahrdhi to-day. The Russians contnue actvely engageu in, covering their advanced works, and they have ...

... | LETTERS FOR TRIE BLACK SEA. General Post-office, Jan. ?? accordaitce with the provisions of Ktresmy warnaoit, the postage upon a letter, not exceeding l4alf an ounce in lstight, posted, in thet united lrhrgdora, addressed to any seamau serv- ing on board a trollspoart employed to her Msjesty's government in Turkey or the Black sea, or forwarded by any such seamana, addressed to the united ...

... OUR GALL TSr DRzrEUDzS.-BY a mere accident a most rascally outrage has just been revealed to the Dublin police, in the person of a member of that ad. niirable force, the metropolitan police. Tkomas Tarn- ham, a superannuated peace-officer of the cosuty Westj meatis, has been for some years residing in Dublin wvitll his family, consisting of two daughters and a son. One of the daughters is ...

... FRANCE.-The emperor, dissatisfied with the ar- rangemenss of the industrial exhibition commission, whose high charges (5f. each person) kept the working classes on the wrong side of the palace walls, ordered that Sunday last should be a free day for every one- paying the cost, it is said, out of kis own pocket. How. ever thatmay be, the Parisians to the numnereof 80,000 (according to the ...