... OLD MISS -HALL, THE MISER. tar Everybody In Shefiield knew old Miss Hall, the miser. 1n ry A little, thin, fussy creature, with dingy, sharp, withered u , features, and keen, restless eyes, dressed in patched and b h threadbare attire, who used to be pointed at and whispered u be about in the streets, hooted and pelted by the boys as a t sort of outlandish thing, bad employed In the natare of ...

... WRECK ce THE BRITISH BARQUE ARGYLE. a LOSS OF TEN LIVES. re The American papers las, received contain melilanchioly de. Pete Ii, tails or the lass of the Broslde barque Argyle, Catain Jamee ses Burnoan, bosand from Glasgow to Now York. a2N whih was 31 ,ien totally wrorked on the coast of Jell80Y, about I2 DiUeS south Of P o1hr Squan Inlet, at midnight on tha 20th of January. It appears activ ...

... 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 ...

... ?? AUvW A at i Snanis I tetriopoitan ant frobincial. :on onin-intr a- *bR-mni.oh th N.SotE th at mercnmiflister at tha Spanish Co taon, court is now in Londoll, On hit way to the UniedSats tited AORONTy a Mit. PSTO, - In appreciation of Ur. IOlPeto's services, a bcronettcy will be imnoediately confeeredpc uponirim. Our ?? ?? Punred remarksotbat, us th A~r petowas unsought, his motto might b ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1855. How is the QUEEN'S Government to be carried on 7-was the problem which invariably suggested itself to the mind of the Duke of WELLINGTON whenever the QUEEN'S advisers quarrelled, or threatened to quarrel, for personal or party supre- macy in the Cabinet. Patriotism is a fine phrase, and our public men mouth it before the public, ...

... foreipn ant Colonial faJ;tellang. TntRE C'!ti.-h Slai a ust conferred the dt at deoaino rn iie ?? ui, as a merik rt': ar- ofhsstsato ttepop aner in which theI 50 'niintosweeattoheetto takce part in the ti aid war. ?? have dates from the Caps of it GoodHoetth 12th December. The only feature of in - 'rtereat incneto With this colony iS tha important poet tb ion whihmnn operations were assuming; ...

... I a . The annual pauper returns, showing the number to and different classes of paupers, with the cost of n- their maintenance, for the half-year ending Michael- a mas last, and the number of persons in receipt of re parochial relief on the first of January, 1]855, have ve just been published, and we hasten to lay a summary ra of their contents before our readers. The returns comprise 620 ...

... 11 11 - THE ANNiVERSAnY TEA PARTY OF THE CnUtRCI SCHOOL was held at the Assembly Room, Clifton Arnt Hotel, on Monday last. There was a large attendance; twenty ladies had kindly undertaken to preside at the trays, and also to supply them gratuitously. Tea being concluded, the Rev. A. Jenour, incumbent of St. John's, rose to address the meeting, remarking that he had only attended one of this ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, FEB 19. THE WAR.-LAND TRANSPORT. Lord ELLENBOoosot moved for the production of the papers relating to the constitution of the land transport ?? a short discussion the motion was agreed to. Some other business was then despatched, and their lordships adjourned at an early hour. Tuesday, February 20. ARMY SERVICE ACT AMENDMENT DILL. Lord PANMURZ moved the second reading of ...

... ?? . lar LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Es ILI TT, THE WAR. (Frome gecterdap'e Morning Chronicle.) Vienna, Thursday, Feb. 8.-Intelligence has been received from Constantinople up to the 29th January. A sortie on the 23rd January, made by the garrison of Sebastopol, had caused the ,.Froncb heavy losses. The li~ounves had mutinied, and demanded a retreat from the Crimea. 400 of the mutineers Ihad arrived ...

... ALLEGED .NNGLECT ON THR PART OF I - PAROCIWAL OFFICER. - I ii, ?? nJ. vw X iursn. .i 3r, On Saturday last, an Inquest was held before.P. F. Curry, vi to iq., the borough coroner, on the body or a man, sumed SBml. Cl ed iarrisors whosoedeath occurred on Thursday last, whilst he was a he. Wng removed from his owan.house, Mo. 12, Aton-atrocet to tl the West Derby Union Workhouse., hg The Qoronor, ...