... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... - - ?? R- WAn M ?? Oneida steamer is to leave Greenock to-day for Liverpool. She will take out several . ?? 2nd West Yorkshire Militia, who are to em- bark on board the Tudor, arrived in Liverpool yesterday, together with two field officers, six captains, five ladies, about 87 children, and 50 soldiers' wives. The men number about 600. They will, it is expected, embark to-day. THE KX iFE. ...

... iBtotvfct.yfloo. . ASHTON. p005 S~eit5-on Sun~day last, Sermons Wf5 Suand Mejde ol~roomn, Hooloy Hill, b Taoes prthbe v ~J. Hayden and .1. S. Workman, wheno 23 colet~n wa oug made OH behalf of the eshoel funds, amoonin to£3 6.T~ they school has recostly been enlarged, and two months ago £40 wsalso Collected towards the limprovemnents. IThey CArTAIN O'GORKAe.-This offlear, whose natee wag ...

... SECOND EDITI, 1 ?? ?? ?? ?? 'a ?? ?? - - ,, ' ' , ! IAt1, E MANCHESTER EXLcIeNER AN-D TL13E' 0rFI' f satutrday, HaUIPIII! T)C (BY BRITISH AND SUnM.ARINE TE.ECPIArpg) r TuIRKISH REiNFoRCEMIENrS,-Omlt ?? Constantinople, received through Tciei date of the 31st, state that the Porte hea y 14,000 rayahs under English ?? SPAIx. -Newvs fromt Madrid to the 3l>§ that the Cortes voted, by 124 to i:, ...

... ON3wjoraj? intf pforellauraur). - ?? ?? 3 ~ A~tTTB9HW! CAmp FmnLv.-Te nna ourh C le wades trea to'the poor Of St. Matthwsto lc t T ItWblitTu Nb, wen 200 eat down to a susani eatof . oisigohabeef, salad, tea, &s. Thr weeprsntt te .Bntthe he .incumbent thCeoA.Jnisi M esr Bans and Kilvert ,ohnrhadn Le Messrs. Joe n Stre~et, sidesmeni; .Mr.oR Cipin Mr. or It Site, a.~~ ETncEtONS ?? performance P' ...

... L- We have before us a pamphlet entitledrli,( Shall 3 B5 the State Educate the People ? A new rvielv of a the question, in two letters to Lord3 STANLEY d 71M.P. by THOM~AS WRIGLEY. We 4h~ve read this Ii 86 pm with much interest. tt is a valuable aI 370 contribution towards the settlement of the educationc 006 question. It is furnished byscone who has thought Li for himself on the chief soeial ...

... I The festivities of Whitsuntide, so far as out-door enjoy- ments are concerned, have unfortunately suffered consider. able abridgment this year, in consequenoe of the prevalence, especially during the latter part of the week, of wet and chilh weather, The following are such particulars respecting the various schools, with their treats and excursions, &o. as wt have been able to collect:- ...

... MMARY. i,,vm v 1c''ijr movements in the S ' slve qii sCO n seems to inspire a hope lacution ?? operations effeoted .tis~~li5 ofa whole not yet 3r 'th' ee Da' ecn effected easily, and this :; ~llbevllv~he cotue f lerth revents w norrtern section of the si : 1es oweve a but a shallow pond, and P 5..J tdihowev r Rfegro carriage over the fi naearl all the way to Simferopol. b: 'ce2tlagetared ...

... - 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, ...

... 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, ...