... NEWCASTIE NOTES and CHELTENHAM Chirps. By TOUCESTONEo, Having quitted with regret the rural districts of Hampshire, where hill and, dale, stream and wood, are so beautifully diversified as to render George Robins's deecription of it as The Garden of England, not an inappropriate designation, we will turn our readers' attention to the extreme north, in which quarter the annual holiday week ...

... TOWN EDITIONS ?? &- LATEST PFOR:EIGN INTTEMLIGE:NCE. The Action of the 18th of June. We have good authority for stating that the Government have received no accounts relating to the action of the 18th instant beyond those which were published on Friday morning. Some of our contemporaries state that Major-General Sir John Campbell, Colonel Yea, of the 7th, and Colonel Sliadforth of the 57th, ...

... u - HIGHS' l: ' ' 3'A'lt . -2- - C-,- -. . , - , ? . - , 'Tityre tupatulfe reenbanus ub tegmine fagi. When snipes were shot in the~ni. er!on whili Pegen trist~ianow stnds, ,duaels, were fought hin t, khe fields ?? ontau l House (afterwarids the British k nseu), aud studints xtejred: to, ie bylvan solitudes of lslington and- HEighbury to esirapethe',in and :tarooil. of, the.great Babel-London, ...

... (FROM ANOTHER TIMES' CooRESPOWDENT.) At ten o'clock the little incidents of the halting perceptible through the telescope from the crown of the hiM below the picquet- house were ?? the head of the harbour the Russians were busily engaged burying their dead; outside the abattis of theilound Tower several corpses of Zouaves were to be distinguished; about the Mamelon the French troops were hard ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1855. The despatches have arrived containing the accounts of the brilliant and dashing capture of the Mamelon by the French, and of the Quarries by the English, on the 7th 1 of June. These exploits were preceded by the re-opening of the bombardment on the afternoon of the 6th. The fire was heavier and more effective than on any previous ,ccasion, and the ...

... A LEAF FROM THE DIURY OF A MAN ABOUT TOWN. The day identified by almanack makers as the 28th, of May, and by holiday makers as the long-anticipated Whit Monday, will not, by me, be very easily ftigdtten.. F;'rom morning till night I was persecuted with puns, waylaid with witticisms, questioned with quips, crushed with crcnks, and mercilessly beset by the other wanton wiles of conversation. ...

... | l&TEST inSPATCH PAOtI[CORD IRAGL'T. (From the Gazette of June 1.) WAR DEP RTMENT, JUNE 1, 1855. Lord Panmure has received a despatch. and its enclo.. suies, of which the following. are copies, addressed to' his lordship by Field-Marshal'the Lord Raglan, ?? BEFoRE SEBASTOPOL, MA} 19. My~ Lord4 Ilhave the honour to enclose the copy of a letter from Captain M~ontago,, of the RoyalEigineers ...

... (FROM ANOTHERTfIES' CORRESlPONDENT.) At ten o'clock the little incidents of the halting perceptible through the telescope from the crown of the hill below the picquet- house were these :-At the head of the harbour the Russians were busily engaged burying their dead; outside the abattis of the Round Tower several corpses of Zonaves were to be distinguished ; about the Mamelon the French troops ...

... THE HUANGO NASSACRE. 0 I Sinope was bad enough-cruel, cowardly, and unworthy of a civilized people. A whole fleet suddenly descended on a small flotilla, and made ships and crews the targets for heavy guns, until scarcely a plank -floated on the waters, or a seaman survived. And no sooner was this merciless ansd inglorious -slaughter! achieved, than the Russian Admiral cut back into port, and ...

... : HOLBORN, JuxN .5. ST. Ai:baw, 'HoLaBoRN.-Guy of Warwick, Gray's-inn-lane, George Edward Noone to William Robins. Horse Shoe and Magpiej Bedford-street, John Newstead, deceased, to Emma New. stead. ST. GILs-ix-TKE- FIELDS.-Archer, Newton-street. A new license for, this house was granted to William Barrow, the late tenant' having ,quitted possession. Bell, Newton-street, William Fawcett to ...

... I LATEST FROM THE ?? ATTACK ON THE REDAN AND MALAXOFF TOWER. FRIiAY MOBRNiG, FO1t O'CLOck.L- Lord Paumure regrets to have to inform the Editor that hehas received information that the English troops attacked the Redan and the French the Malakoff Tower, at daylight on the morning of the 18th inst., but without the success which has heretofore attended our efforts. Both the French and ourselves ...

... TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, .JUNE 17, 1855. I I The allied squadrons have swept the Sea of Azoff, and pushed their operations to its most inward recesses. Taganrog and Marioupol, with the smaller port of Gheisk, have fallen into their possession. At these places the Russians had concentrated immense stores for the supply of their forces in the Crimea, but the visitation of the Allies was so sudden ...