... AD:&MISTRATIV E REFORX.-M P. ILayard's Motion. On Wednesday, the Administrative Reform Association held the ?? of a series of public meetings in Drury-lane Theatre, and on Friday night the subject was formally brought forward in the House of Commons by Mr. LAYARD, the author of the now familiar phrase which designates the chief object it is the purpose of the Asso- ciation to achieve-that of ...

... OCLAKRES TRAVELS nr SIA. I Abridged by Captain Edward Chappel, R.EN. (Conzisnued.) MOIRDAY, DaienBi 23.-We left Skarpans to cross the Bomar. sund in the Rack being drawn across the ice by men, in the kind of sledge, so called. 'As soon as we had passed horsea were ready for us, and we continued our gliding progress through the forests. Whenever the inlets of the sea occurred, as the ice was ...

... GLORIOUS -NEWS FROM OUR BRAVE SAILORS ANYDD SOLDIERS. - _k. THE EXPEDITION TO KERTCH. Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the Editor, ard begs to inform him that further intelligence has been reeived from.ord Raglan, announcing that Lieutenant- General Sir George -rown, had reach'ed Yenikal6 at one 0111. on the 26th instant, and that the day before Ihe destroyed a foundry:- near K~ertch, ...

... CONTINUATI ON OF DIARY FROM THE CRIMEA. CAM? BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, TUESDAY, MAY 16. The Sardihians are accumulating at Balaklava daily.. Two or three steamers arrive every four-and-twenty hours laden with those excellent and soldier-like looking troops. They land all ready for the field, with horses, carts, dic. Their transport cars are simple, strongly made, covered vehicles, not unlike a London ...

... I mNoGIasH AND -RUsS& .fREISONRS. | WAR DEPA T, My 29. Lord Panmure has received the follo0ilt returns reative to Eng- lish and Russian prisoners : r-' ' ' CAMrP E'zoxw SEDASTOPOL, MAY 4, 1855. Nominal return of officers -of the ariny, serving under Field. Marshal Lord 'Raglan, taken prisoners by the, enemy.I Oct. 25.-Sth lnsars: Cornet.G.Clowes317thLancers Cornet J. Chadwick. -Nov. 5.-23d ...

... IMPERIAL :PA RLIAMENT. .I HOUSE OF 'LORDS.-Xonday. The House resumed proceedings, after the Whitsuitide recess. The Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill passed through committee. Other bills were advanced a stage, and their lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Monliday The Speaker was unable to take the chair from having sprained his ankle. Mr. Fitzroy occupied his place. The Ministry and the War. The ...

... OPPICL&L DESPB f y YIEL L -; , FD- 1 1 4 a1shj. L ?? I WAR . DEPARTMENT, JUNE1 5,. 1855. Lord Parmure. hasreceived two despatches and' their enclosures, of which the following are -copies addressed to his Lordship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, ?? :. - ?? EvORE SsvASTOPOL, MAY 22, 185.. My Lord,-Adverting to my despatch~ No. 26i, of the 14th April, *i'do myself the honour to lay before your ...

... I~ip 81JIUNDAY 11BUELR ACT. Oun Monday afternoon, a numerously attended and hi in- fluential delegate meeting of the Licensed Victuallers of London aniI the provinces, convened by circular, issued by the Central Com- nuttee of the United Towns Assoiation, was held at Fisher's Hotel, Westminster-bridge, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present condition of the trade, under the ...

... THIE PROPOSED LAW OF LIMITED Liability in Partnerships. After a delay of four months the Government have introduced their Bill for Limiting Liabilities in Partnerships. It is-a ?? of great importance, as it inaugurates a newv commercial principle,. though without affording so extensive a scope- for- itseoperation as might have been expected. Perhaps it is as well that the inno- cation should ...

... DEI TI H - GE N Rlv t I L l SSIE,. IDESPATCE 'FROM~ GENM9RAL,,PEIER . : HaADoQUARTERS DB3iOEE SEBASTOI'OL,' MAY ?? 185. M.onsiur la Mariechal,-Since -we, tookhthe .u4sia.counter. approaches in front of the Central Bastion, on the night of May 2, and occupied this ver? imlportaint 'Wort,`'the enemy, to stop our, progress, and, get side viewr of our attacks, has turned-his-efforts to the ...

... J DESPATCHES FROM LORD RAGLA2N. WAR DEPARTMENT, JuaE 21. Lord Panmure has this day received two despatches and their enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lord- ship by Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.B. BEFORE SEVASTOPOL, JuCn 9, 1855. My Lord,-I have the great satisfaction of informing your lord- ship that the assault which was made upon the Quarries in front of ...

... LONDON GAMETTI-. ?? Tuesday, June 19. WAR OFFICE. 1st or Gren. Regt. of Ft. Gds.: Lieut. and Capt. J. F. D. C. Stinrt to be capt. and lient.-col, by purchase, vice Brev..Col. H. A. B. Mitchell, who. retires; Lieut. the llon. B. e. Best, from the 21st Ft., to be lieut. and capt., by purchase, vice Stuart; Ens- and Lieut. R. W. HEmilton in be ieat., and capt., by purchase, vice the Hon. A. J. G. ...