... WS>OOnB5EtIC,' Wedncmdar. March 14. _ . - SL._ PL_: V' I'm. X Esq.. Captaidin Blotomfield. Charres Wa5ford, Eqc.. tbe b Fev. T. D'Eve Bctts. Captain Schrciber, the Rcv. t, v Tarier. the tev l iL B. Estan, Captain Apuin. F. Cor.!i ranet. E~sq., R. NI. Shawe, EsqI., J. Mfosetey, Esq. It hwve e ouht rn, thC v~dere bedbthat th rioca. The C.AlatAN, in his hife=, remo d tehr t o t . wayeit2dwbhih p ...

... THEl WTA R. I THE !3ATTLE OF EUTPATORIA. DISPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLAN. (From ?? Supplenent to Tuesday's Ga:elte. | IWARt DF A;IT5IUT. arc S.h i. ILard Panuture has this day received dispatche s audI IenClosures, of trhich the following are copies, adidressed 1; to his Grac the Duke of New castle. and to his lordiship. by 3ibeld Matrsh3l tlt Lord Rnglan. G.C.Bt.: 'Before Sebastopol, Feb. 20. MV ...

... VOR1tE?POSflEI ?? 7'o the Edtitor of the Ipswich Joeurnlt. Si n-! ?? feel obliged If you permit me. through s-our columnts to mnlke public a few of the reasons. shiih rentler necessary the crection of a police station in this toan, for the safe keeping of prisoners, andl thie rehidence of the police. Au ap3plictatio to Qunrter SNcsion- for uclah an ercc. ino hfI t cen refu-cd. :and thc aau ...

... MISCELLANEOUS IN-ELLIGENCE. ROYAL NrPrECJOFN OF INVALIDS.-A Party of 35 invaiids of the Scots Fusilier Guards. consiting of men who had fought and had been wounded eitaier at Alma or Inkermann were inspected by the Queen, at three o'clock on Friday afternoon. in the Grand Hall of Buck. ingham Palace. A few of the Grenadier Guards, re. cently arrihed disabled from the Crimea, wrere nspected at ...

... THE WVAR. DISP'ATCIIES FROM LORD IRGLAN. A Second Supplement to the Londo Gaz:ette of Tue.s day, published this evening. contains the following dis. patch from Lord Ra-lan LwAR DePARTXrMFT. March 22. Lord Panrmue has this day received a dispatch and its enclosures, of vwhich the following are copies. ad. dressed to his lordship. by Field Marshal the Lord IRaeghmn ?? Ia~lan. ?? Before ...

... STREET COOMMISSIONERS' .MEETING. - a ?? .zI -- 1 . . ?? The Monthly Meeting of the Street Commissioners was held on Wednesday last, Mr. Tarry in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read, the Junior Proctor begged to be allowed to bring a subject under the notice of the Meeting, which had forced itself upon his attention during his year of office. le alluded to the ...

... FRANCE. The jfionitenr of Thursday says,- The Emperor left Paris to-day to visit the Camps of l3ou- logne and St. Omer. ?? absence of his Majesty will be of short duration. The Emperor arrived at St. omer at half-past seven in per- feet health.'' The Aloniteur also publishes the following:- The Minister of the Marine and the Colonies has received from the Crimea, by way of Bucharest, the ...

... iiOUSE OF COMMONS-MONDAY, FED. 26. shd o ls~ ?? Xnl The SrEAKiE took the chair at four o'clock. The following private bills were read a second ?? of Fife Railway; Edinburgh and Glasgow Raiiay; Hamilton Improvement; Jedburgh itailway; and Leslie Raiwvay. CALEDONIAN RAILWAY BILT. Mr. LOCKIIART moved the second reading of this bill. Mr. HADFIELD opposed the bill as unnecessary and as calculated ...

... , P.-A A 0'.Al~Slin We (Times) learn from Plymouti that the ship Plantagenet, Captain Robert Pollock, which sailed from Sydney on the 18th of October last, put into Plymouth Souud o Melday morning, bound for London ' oda mrn Shelsas on board fromn 10,000 to 12,000 ounces of gold, and a full cargo of hides, tallow, oil, and bones. Among her 23 passeiigers is Captain Baker, R.N., late of the . ...

... GSGOW MA-C---12 GLASGOW.r AIARCII 12. St'il8 ef Glasloseow Sailnmders.-The feeling existing among the sailinakers of Greenock, regarding some so-caloled grievances which they are experiencing at the handls of their masters, has extended to Glasgow, so that six out of nine lofts have stopped work. The chief concession they demand on the part of their em- ployers is, that they shall he allowed ...

... 4Eesv 3orl DUbe ?? MA eurRitl. DUBLIN. SATrURDAI, MARCH 24, 1865. I: R ?? THE LAST PLOT-SPUONEH WANTED. The old files in South Anne-street have taken alarm at the Maynooth report. They have no idea; however, of undergoing extinction without an in' dignant protest to show that still they live. Since the report of her Majesty's Commissioners was not fashioned according to their wishes, and May ...

... MEHORANDA OF THE UADER OF BUS[NESS ArT HOME AND ABROAD OF G. T. HAYDEN, PY- SICIAN AND SURGEON, OF THIRTY YEARS STANDING. RESIDENCE-82, HARCOUHT-S r., DUBLIN. _ 1-Each Patient is seen by the Doctor in the order of arrival, except in the cue of appointments previously made. 2-Thote are separate Waiting Rooms for Ladies and Gentlemen. 8-After Consultation, medicaloraurgical, the prescription for ...