... 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. ...

... i| - i..-t N two- i I ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? ?? . .. .. ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? co NOTICE.-As special Editions of -The Examiner, and no Timesiare published for ROOHDALR and OL.DHAM, and alsv vo for SToOEPiOR, ASuTooc, and STALYBRIDGE, containing t the whole local ne'w9 of the week of these towns and the to adjouininil districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving in either of these ...

... ITIR BESIDENOB8 OF GOETHE AND SCBYLLEI, AX At WEIMAR. ;(From Facer's Megasine.) Passing along the Sahiller-strasse, a broad, pleasant street, one is thrilled by the inscription, Hier wohtne Schiller, over the door of a small house with casts in its bow window. Mount up to the second storey and yon will see Schiller's study very nearly as it was when he worked in it. It is a cheerful room with ...

... V pal The committee of the House of Commons, to whom the hol Livrpoland Birkeohlead Dock Bills were referred,rmet again s 32 . Wednesdsy,-for the purpose of proceeding with the eon. ofsiderati~on of the measures, and particularly of a report from pIU the board of trade, for which the committee had applied. The members of the committee present wars Mr. Labouchere se' of (chairman), Mr. H.-. ...

... pficellanlouo i :xefi- L IHSALT WAE.permission has been accorded to tbaewater eitgineer employed by the corporatlidt to placst atak onathe margihn of 55veral of thie docks, in order that the wtecrtmathte be 50pplied with water for the streects. bti DzvONP5oRT.-II has been officially 61111O06 tbs, i consequerttee of thle-pressure of work in tdrn~he pvradesert- maents, the artificers are not to ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. ?? . - s ?? ?? MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1855. - , :, ¶ , ?? . Tl- - - - -i - -;V t.0 - -W - -. - -N -1 v- interest. First came the names of the officers who a had fallen on the 18th, followed by the official c statistics of our loss on :that hard-fought but disas- v -trous day. Happily our,first impressions on that is score were exaggerated. The glory of our ...

... pueah divided at this time of the year by so many nseeting6 t4hing plsde, that It is eol. ant dom we have afall audience ofprofeasionalO ; coneequently, the transactions made in a general way, are of ?? 3nsportan0ee than on- heyotherwise would be. The rooms daring the ptregentweek have been thinly attended, owing to the absence of ?? ttt Now- the castle.npon.Tyneasd although the racee there ...

... e Those men who have had opportunities, however slight, of testing the tone of Continental society, y will have been struck with the marked reserve with o which, in too many instances, anything laudatory icof English politics has been received, and the sus- ir picion with which the course of our Europeanpolicy has been watched. We venture to affirm that this I is especially the ease in the ...

... Empaial jDarliallmit. I- -- .. -1 I I I (By )lIcqcstic 'ele'yrsyph.) HOUSE OF LORDS.-LAST NIG'HT. The Union of Contiguous Benefices Bill went through a committee; the Infants' Marriage Bill was read a third time and passed; Carnegie's Restitution Bill was read a third time and passed; the Assizes and Sessions Bill was read a second time; The Stamp Duties Repeal on Matrielulm Bill, end the d ...

... 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, ...

... EXAINER AED TIMESV OrriE, Saturirday, ANiie a.m. SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. We have just received the following telegraphic despatch:- VIENNA, THURSDAY.-NeWs from Varna to the 28th report Sir George Brown, General Penne- father, and General Codrington as sick. Ali Pasha and General Scarlet have arrived. Three hundred of the Foreign Legion have arrived from England. ST. PETETRSBtuI, ...

... 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 ...