... TRA'~ - s , OF, IORNSE' A 'CITY, La-x.'0 ' poglsSEN rovmand Shears, Sparrow-corner, Jchn 'Eep i, to ?? Preston.- Palace Tavern,; inthis case a'lidefaijc ff d to Henry Herring in the stead of Thomas Grogan, the late 0coupier, vho had quitted possessionl. B~s~isEsg W9-B4 Basinghall-tstreetLAnnRobinson to .James B3lSnjorsGATE WITHIN. -Vine, ^Bishopsgate-street, -Carles John Pack'An to Rdbert ...

... OLD JiIN iHiRtWOMANCE, * E~V.BLRY HISTOEW ndTRADZTWNS AXByi BOHIPAO. : . 1, .. 9 ,. ; Tl', ?? ?? ..i. ?? :. ' . 7 ,, _ 7 . q'7r Tt to deul t#r,;-aecse t, ?? liceulses were' first Sgranted in Ed,,.nglad,~t kepei'rs: o inzs andiaihOuise, c'f' public ent6rtinmn I- the 'eleventh' year y, (1496),, anatws. passed;'lempowe!ng't*o',t ica of' the peace to'reject an put awey comen ale-eg m j ...

... I DESP: CH-S_ -OM. L-ORD RAGLAN. VA-WAR DEPARrMlEqT, MA 21, 1855. Lord Panmutre has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, adiressed to his lordship by Field- Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. BEsFORiE SEBASTOPOL, May 8, 1855, Xy Lord,-The enermj assaulted dor advanced parallel on' the right attack on the night of the 6th instant, and soe'ach all& got ...

... I-~ ~ ~ ~ SN - AO.-FUUI ?? ?? eIJtsA L8N IC.4T The conseqnences of'the nnfortinate 'supiueiinss which last year permitted ,the Suniday Closing Act to pass without any attempt on the part of those who stood in the position of sentinels to appriss -the trade and the country of the inroad contemplated upon their interests and privileges, are now unhapily 'too apparnt. It is far easier to resist ...

... CITY INTELLIGENCER The English Funds opened again this morning with great firmness, and there was a frther mprovenment of nearly. per cent. above last ,veuing'o closing price. The improvement in Consola wvas well supported, and the quotation closed lirm at 90 to09oformoneyandth e3othin'tan heduced Three per Cents. are at 89 ;and the New Three perCents.9 . The fluctuations in the Funds during ...

... .? - 1, vi'RTA14 , * 'A's we e;~u~ dnye fi d the~ g ai ~ ft,,e ParisExhibition, it will be ?? #tqiito .e he present state of the WI& f tinester~al~ h '6h ?? a ?? neds rbeen91 esd~t 4 elatwsd k a an -,Th eaLn~We~ n0i> y the huge cystal arch 4of the strwc- o ?? ?? n~~ caenl etr.jes~la6rWV f lekga~ntl~y desi!gne4 IaSdearlywcomuplested sfa , or, %atlser, iii mo~sst i~nsnt~ances, ,el~aborate!)' I ...

... PROPOSMID liESTRICTiONS ON SUNDAY Trading in London. Our readers know that we have at all times strenuously opposed every attempt to render the observance of Sunday in England one of rigid Muricanic formality. We do not believe that such a practice is- conformable to the English character, nor do we think it calculated to prom ote the growth of religious feeling, but to sub- stitute for it an ...

... I , ? I ,ty , , 0 , 'VOD 'ja o..031-0*lw. -illd-11101, , ?11 ?? brin ?- ? e~vinde~hdii&d ?? hiozi bstC ?? af ?? bntiidmoh throwrmuchdighto ?? . uI, ...

... LiTTLE ADVENT RE-S. , BY OLD ACTRESS. -> Careless and indifferent as I seem to all things, nothing ever escapes Ins. I have two peculiarities which serve me, it may be, instead of talent. I observe and I remsouber.-Psits61. Feasts and Fairs. ter esrns years' dornesticatio-n with my country cousins, I began to consider myself quits a country woman, althouigi , in fact, a venstable ...

... I;WE A BON - y, y .. . engsforext Week.. mom, M 4,2yl:odge o Freemes ons. Tavern; 32, Lodn CofOfee-house5 Ldgi4 M idaout Taverni ?? Andto'aTavernL - Taead~ay.-Lojd~t, lfo. d-U Hsdlieys Hoitel; 8, G8 reen 3Yan TIavars6 Tooley-treet; '188; Freemasons' Taveni; 200, Crown mi d' SceptrA ilreenwirich; 0,,0; ?? An'aa Pimlico . .2 Ld C e.os Chap. No 49, Gun Tvern, -Vednesda'.-Iodget, iran Stewards, ...

... - 2K3 i tT XICION OF BURAy;ItL K 'he ?? wretehed murderer, Luigi Bdnesffi, took plae -on Mn moing, at eight o'clock, in fro o f Nefwg4 'EvW sinclais condemnation the prisofier. appirs Iotto vi tai4d ' ai-' hof- a com2mutation of the secs. Ben & sCatholic, lb. Davis, the ordinar ?? ?? uiponhixit'7E`%% f E'ni g ri46and 1co eaktie, Mr. SheriffinCrosiy, however,: r. ~~ ttt~~ ~iis( nade, the ...

... 3DE MEETING. Whether ?? duhA t n4 Spring Meeting, or the paucity of sport that appearefdnte cartor the superior attractions of Shrewiburyprevai-d gmoati aiongjaporting men, we cannot undertake tojsay, -but this wep'arqe;saatisfiedof, thatin-the .memory of that veryapory'phal pednsgeftlisIdeatjinhabitant; there was never seen so. thiman, auaseiblagefon Newanarket Heath.: The- Suffolk Stakes was ...