... - Th. T.n Ri.- of [ ?? O'ELLIENCH* -.The Lord Bishop of , oll,tc 1' V.n ordlinatiou on Sunday lost, intefo ISt John, Hesaton Mersey, near maohseatr, I gentlemen Were ordained and afterwardsti V,0icsIES set opposite their respective names: a ToillnB.A. Exeter Colt. Oxford, to hBottODt- D-~r a ?? ]Cbe~ p, BA Tirinity Coll. Dablin, to St.James's DI 'cf'patrio fii :44; tSt. Cat~harine's Hall, ...

... I M1tE EXAMINER AND TIMES. y ?? SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1855. c ¶iE EXPEDITI, L T - -K- TC tIHE EXPEDITION TO KERTCH. the The-expedition to Kertch has been so completely ind successful, as to provoke the query why it was not l in undertaken earlier. It was decided upon at a be council of war which was held just before the retire- ent ment of General CA.ROBERT. The expedition was e already on its way ...

... V 1 Viscount Goderich was on Wednesaday entertained by his Hudldersfield constituents at a banquet in the Gymnasium Hall, and afterwards addressed his constituents in a much larger gathering at the Philosophical Hall in the evening. At the evening meeting Lord Goderich spoke for upwards of three hours to about 2,000 people, and in the course of his address justified his parliamentary career, ...

... 1L THLE TEETOTAL PROCESSION ON f' , SATURDAY. at e The twenty-third annual procession of teetotallers took t e place on Whit-Saturday. The members met in Stevenson 4 i Square, and though heavy rain continued to fall from an or f early hour in the morning, at the time appointed for assem- bl hing the societies took up their places in the square, filling 8, t it and the streets immediately ...

... i'JTHE CRIMEA. 'i ~ TE CRIMEA. 0 tab 4A 10 g oF SEBASTOPOL. tab! ?? V Sa i- against Kertch may be ex- I vieN W ever, from Vice-Admiral up I , f Ila! . ,l? D oitb ah hlay, that the batteries are f. olltc date , ?? are in the power of the for , crij CO borat thlree of their steamers, and at I , 50f a id trading vessels; that as many thei ortsrtr ebe Itus'ions also burnt their maga. iute : fI l ...

... MACUINE, I XOF 93ALFORD. 0 Ofthe Soolety of Arts, a paper was i ?? r of Salford, desoribing a machine G ?? Gt0LI SoMety of Arts, a paper was *13 eig of the Sceyo cist rne W'%bar, Of Salford, describing a machine ib~r; coti at is the inventor, and which is g oriq.f his works in Garden Lane. Having had .rie:iolj att b of ?? the machine, we can JesoworlllrYeruity and remarkable efficiency ite ...

... HONORARY APPOINTMENTS TO MEDICAL CHARITIES. os On Saturday evening, a meeting of medical gentlemen was as held in the Town Hall, to consider the present state of the hi question of honorary medical appointments to public chari- hi ties, and to appoint a committee to report on the same. The ge chair was occupied by Dr. Redford; and there were also pre- 8s sent, Dr. Clay, Dr. Aikenhead, Dr. ...

... for SW *ing CAPITAL AND REVENUE OF RAILWAYS IN IRE UNITED 7 ilst- KINGDOM.-It appears from a statement Of the capital and a1 ar.) revenue of railways in the United Kingdom for the second Cal reho half-year of 1854, compiled from official documents by Mr. Coi be J. S. Yeats, that the tutal capital expended on railways In Nei lion operation was, on the 31st of December, 1804, £279,310,813, ye, ...

... 5 Bfy BRITISH TELEGRAPH. , RUSSIAN LEVIES. tE 0 Advices from Berlin, dated the 4th, state that f is intelligence has been received from St. Petersburg d t of the publication of an imperial ukase, decreeing that the Cossacks of Peschernigow and Palataza, in d Little Russia, shall be included in the levy orders, to complete the organisation of defence, ,e SPAIN. Our news from Madrid of the 4th ...

... DESTRUJTIV- FIRE. AT OLDHAM. fn V-A-A o e nrntn a A. q r0- Mi-P f-rm h-nl- mnt Mn On Wednesday morning, a destructive fire broke out in Highfield Mill, belonging to Mr. John Chadwick, by which a large amount of property has been destroyed, and about 150 people will be thrown out of employment. The factory is situated on Featherstall Road, the north side of it facing Uin Nook, and the south ...

... The Donald M'Kay, with the Australian mail, would sail from the Mersey last evening, with 000 passengers. The Donald Al'Kay is the last new vessel of the celebrated Black Ball' line. Twelve commissioners were elected yesterday for the town- ship of Birkenhead, all of whom are pledged to promote the transfer of the Birkenhead docks to the Liverpool authori- 5 ties. Mr. Laird, the large iron ...

... 'T7xvirtito. ?? 48&. An Income-tax Reform Association has beennormed a Birmingham. tty Jung Babadoor, the Nepaulese who visited London some ;ed years ago, has set out on an expedition against Thibet. og At Rome it was said that orders had been sent to Mon- me signor Franchi, the Papal Nuneio at Madrid, to demand his m. passports. ed Dr. Eastona has been appointed to the chair of Materia on ...