... CLUBS FOR THE XIDDLE CLASSES. Wre continue the subject on which we broke ground the weel before last. We have in some measure precognised the classes to be accommodated, and will now endeavour to point out the mode in which they should be attracted to our district Club. As meeting a universal demand, there should be, in the very first place, a good and commodious News-room, sup- plied with ...

... EIGHTEENTH ANNIVERSARY 3D I of the London a Coff~ee, and Bating Ejoul I ?? V ,s3' 7s'l I membie of t -lociety assembled Ogetlt,~ Frfd~ eveni ,gtitb ) VS, Blshopsgate-street. for the purpos ?? I tdh anniversa, St their society, which was established In : 0 `S Ighileral benefit ?? Connected with the trade b . Ws)iU5iit uei union. Tbe;ehair was taken by Sir Cbarles De.,.e v, ?? London Aan'a ...

... I ' The stir created in this ancient institution by the well- directed remonstrances and complaints of Dr. JAcoB has evidently gone well home, and been felt to the very quick by those in responsible power. Of- course, the prime mover of the distraction and dissension now pervading this establishment will not be heard of again. Dr. JAcoB will gain no credit or' tianks, except from a generous ...

... HAS AUSTRIA DUPED US P The Peace Conference- is at an end! Lord JoHy RUSSELL is once again among us, and, although he has not thought fit as yet to give the country any-information of the substance of the late negotiations at Vienna, or to go into any detail respecting them, who is-there amongst us, the most sanguine in the chances of peace, the most confiding in the good faith of Russia, or ...

... DESPATCH FROX GEN. OANROBERT. Tue Moniteuer of Thursday publishes the following despatch from General Canrobert, dated April 17th:- Monsieur is Mardchal,-I have the honouir to render you an account of our successive operations before this plece. ?? having mhaito ed a fire during the day with a marked superiority over that of the enemy, we advaneed our approaches during the nights between the ...

... I c I O -R Y . 77 t ; -: If 311 NAIS BO NRYC. 9L~eetings- for Next Week. Monday, May 7.-Lodges,- Nos. 25,. 318, Freemasons' Tavern; 85f Andertonis, Hotel, Fleet-street; 107,. Radley's Hotel, Blackfrisrs- 18 Bnilders' Arieisis1uoseUlstreet, Chelsea; 223, Albion Tafern;,Aldorsgate. street; 257,'Georgeoans Vulture, Cornhill; United Plrm Ball, l r *Uouse, Walwortb. . ,: - gu. - Tuesday.-Lodges, ...

... SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1855. LATEST POLITICAL ASPECT.-TE 1WAR. It has not been with any satisfactory feeling that -the public has heard of the renewed attempt on the part of Austria to continue negotiations with Russia, with a -view of concluding a peace. The country is not particularly well pleased at the conditions offered to the CzAR in the Conferences which were supposed to have been concluded a ...

... LATEST FOREIGN- NEWS Tuesday's i contains the following statement:- Telegraphic dispatches from the Crimea ?? 25, state tint the besiegers had for a timue suspended their fire, in order not to exaunst their store of ammunition whille expoctigeuoemnawihveenh point of arriving.: tln~ reinforcements which wereonthe The Inealtie Iease gives the following particulars of the Rus- sian loss at ...

... I1 > A Fired 6nb by a ml Asaasiti. On returning from the city late on Saturday evening, Ifound The neighbourhood of the ChampsB Elyaes in a-great state of consterna- tiori. Men' were standing about in groups ' discussig the narro escape of the Emperor, who had been shot at twice by an assassin, near the Chateau des Pleurs, in the GhampslElysdes. His. Majesty et; the Tuilenies a little after ...

... :OF'FICIAL; DEBFATCiiE8 Fiji: F0IEL a Xrshal Lord iIaglaiI.I D;,, 17 . f.BEGFORE ,SEVANSrOFOL, AnX.IE, [P55.f My Lbrd;,-The fire of both the Fren'ch and;l;ngiish' armies ias been contiiied upon Sevastopol ginde I aharessed your lordship on the 14th instant, and though superior totlat of the eIemy, it-has ' 'not produiced that permanent Ceffet which migt have been antici- pated from its ...

... OUR nGA##ET; BAG. - - ., 4 , , - , z 'Sine!-du B&xr Yotu- Pat~e. Lovbe,-they say, has lost ?? vioia No; never think Loves Md And but-gropes about~- iShU maske yoe secure. Harmnless,lyif tp, shun collilsion, Caution, no more than _ I - IIO -e supieueui ,You 1oo1~ sharply out Canx the risk ensure. This advice seeminralhir goodly, Wbat, then, what the test advice 1 'But uotiprofiti muchi ?? ; In ...

... p H1mOUSE OF 'LORDSB.-3MfofldaylF The Earl' of EeinoRss6o'uGsr called the attentioniiofthe Noble Lord at the Head of the War Department to a ?? he had seen in a letter from Genoa, on Saturday last, datedt1ie 22d of the present month, to the effect that two ?? and Nubia -had left Genoa with provisions for the Sardinian .contingent, the British Commnissary-General in the Crimea having stated ...