... MR CHAD ES DICKENS WON ;TSTA- : .4TIVES £BEFORM.I: The following; is a more extended report of Mr Dickens? aidress'atithe Adininistrative Relbrm- meet- ing than thatfmiurnhed by the telegraph.. He com- menced by sayrn ?? It is, more than i-soo years ago siicetbere was a set of men who thought they should be heard of for their much, speaking. As they have, propagated exceed- ingly since that ...

... 6.1 Ir ollvtuflt.-? DI: ? dl. ?? i ITEtRrEINCE WIH RIGHT F TROUTYNG AND 0FW47 ON TEt1THEED. -,TO = EDflOBO n CAIlPDJi#MERCURY. . Sir,4Mllow me, t ?? the &didm'of your raper, to directqublic attentiin to a catsePtr-h% renoe ?? public rights. -The iiabitants' 'bfM4lrose and its vicinity, ;nd the numerous tourists -who visit this lo- oality, have ernjoyed'frm time immemorial the privi- lege ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 15. ?? We beg to intimate that, after the close of the present month, the GLASGOW HERALD will be published THREE TIsEs in the week, instead of twice as at present. Apart from the change now taking place in the News- paper Stamp Law, the propriety of adopting this step has been long under our considera- tion. In addition to the growing desire for news, the Proprietors have ...

... Dublin, May 29. The embarkation of troops proceeds with little intermission at Queenstown. On Saturday .10 men and horses of the Royal Artillery, from Ballincolig, arrived at Queenstown and em- barked in the steam-ship Kangaroo, for conveyance to the Crimea. Five officers of tbe 49th Regiment, Lieutenants Chaplain and Coulson, and Ensigns Platt, Cooke, and Mitchell, accompanied them. The ...

... | BY ELEOTRIC TVFLE1GRAPHr.C T H E_ W A R. PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE. The Times' Correspondent at Vienna telegraphs, on Monday, at 9, A.M., that two works close to the Ma- lakoff Tower were taken on the 8th, with 63 guns. The slaughter was fearful. Despatches, received at Marseilles, say that the allies were fortifying the Tete de Pont on the right bank of p the Tchernaya. f The French Admiral had ...

... ? - V-?o L- , nl:414- e On Satedie fbtridriaig'iicsbakfiei tlrVsiralesii~li t- le Religiosnaitutiooork~Plaor ,'Ellebesd honveaed 1 i- by the Free Church Psalmodg Cofailitteeito boiifefoa valoS l lt topics conneetued;-iithfth6 *Oesebb dviewenbtdrfiihd amprovei 4 la :meutof Psalmody. B. Paul, Esq-.;pressded0andar mohg; tese lt hei Abwrjgentlemsen preient.svere..RBev Mr MALauihlhw4 cocmeoser, 1 ...

... FokICON INTELLIGENCEC , :: t : !' 7 ETr ance. . -P~nsal, Trl.1ay.- Although the MonaUtr does not sortain i~ay intellige2;Mfrom the Crimea, you wilt finall the bord siwiet of Stwbstotol again commenced on the 17th, from 'he , vanced jttons latel~y' obtained by the allies, which co0 the famious Malskdff; Tdweri and I have little d mu information in my possession, that we shall hear of anothe Q ...

... ?w (Ea I total 3 EDINBURGH, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1855. A SECOND EDITION is Puuoished every Afternoon, coniitaining the Latesw-e7 s received by TeILkgrapli. Wt are apprised, through the medium of the tele- graph, that the ravine a(djoiningr the MaIakahoff Towmer has been carried by the allied forces, and also that two vessels in the harbonr hakye been sunlk The re- port still be definitely ...

... GLAS GOW. LOCnII(ATRLN.E WA&TER B3ILL -Th~is bill, for sup- pling Glasgowv withl water from Locha Katrinle, has passedl the llonse of Lords, and only wvaits the Roy al oassent to become lawv. 1{1E .Cnin.I 01 MARTERSA MIEDICA., in thec Ander- romlan Un versity, v acant lby thle appoinltmrent of Dr Ea;ston to a. similar prrofessorship in thb University, hoas bleen conferred upzon Dr Jarnes ...

... _ HOUSE OF LORDS-TU1IRSDAY, JUNE 21. The LonD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the wooisaeic at five o'clock. The Earl of MALMESBURY called.: attention to the air eumstanoes of the late horrible massacre of a boat's crew. and several Russian prisoners at Hango-the facts of which have been repeatedly stated. According to the Russian account the Russians *ere compelled to resist the boat's crew in ...

... THE MASSAdRE AT HANGO. TJnI following despatches frim Admiral Dundas'give the par- ticulars connected with ti'he atrocity at Hango: p Duke of Wellisgton, at Anchor, Tolboukin Ligbt. C house, B.S.B. 3 miles, Juine 9, 1855. t Sir,-I had the honour to transmit on the 2d instant, with my lttor,-No. 130, a report of proceedings received fr6m Cap- taiu Fanshawo, of elor M sJesty's ship Cossack, who, ...

... (From the Times of Tuesday.) The victorious occupation of the town of' ertch by the Allied fofeesi the command we have thus obtained of the Cimmerian Bosphorus and ?? of Azoff, and the establishment of our power upon another point of the highest strategical importance -it the Rtlasiari territories, are events which augur most auspi- ciougly for the-success of the campaigs in which we are now ...