... Present—Samuel Homfray, Esq. (Mayor), and George Gething, Esq. A JUVENILE TILL-IIOBBER. John Regan, a child only eleven years of age, pleaded guilty to stealing a salt-cellar and 5s., the property of Mr. Boon.—The prosecutor stated that the till of his beer-house had been robbed five or six times and on Friday morning last, about nine o'clock, hearing a noise, he discovered his till had been ...

... 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 ...

... SECOND EDITION I a PACKET-OFICIOE, Friday, 2.0 p.m. a v (Telegraphic Despatch.) b I o ?? THE SEA OF AZOFF. ONE HUNDBED RUSSIAN SHIPSDESTROYED.a Lord Panmuro presents his compliments to the secre-i tary of the Electric Telegraph Company, and has great a pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which C has this day reached him from Lord Raglan:- 51 WAR DEPARTMENT, 31st May, 1855, 9 ...

... 1BELFAS'T BOARD OF GUARDIANS Tim uisual weekly meeting- or ?? beds' was hold in tshe Boar-d-rooum on Weonesday, J. W. S. 31'Cance, Eiq., il the c ?? The othe liu ard lans present we-re Messrss. Mlagvee Gifhin, Carlisle, M'AMitn, ALl), Brewner, U.N., AWatison, Bell, Nelson, HIamill, AUG eo, ?? Rua.f, and Mrvas' IThe eliliy let~p ev read, was one from the assist ant- ilatloTI, resignlig, lieu ...

... DIST1RICT INTELLIG B-N-, M ALDBRO'. SUNDAY SoAOoL ANNIVERsARY.-On Whit-Sunday al a public examination of the children was held in the iz Wesleyan chapel in-the afternoon, and in the evening a ti very impressive and appropriate sermon was preached E by Mr. J. Stoir, from Sinnington, expressly for the p occasion. On Monday a second examination of the I children, in addition to a public meeting ...

... The English funds have experienced another rise of a half per cent. to day. Consols for money, which left off last evening at were first quoted 924 to 1; and although there was then a reaction to 92$, owing to a temporary demand for money, they soon again advanced to 92j to i, at which they remained up to the official close. At a later hour the improvement was carried further, and transactions ...

... FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY ACCIDENT. at-,1 A shocking accident occurred on Friday last in the of Ash Colliery, at Great Fenton, near Longton. Owing* w the pit engine requiring repair, the major portion of tP, men were not at work, but nine men and# a boy h* descended into the pit, and it is supposed that one of thePjjirs had incautiously exposed a lighted cand'e to a current0 m; impure air, for about ...

... (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 ...

... ENCAMPMENT AT THE CURUIAGH. ?? . . .- . . . 2-. The carpenters at the Curragb, chiefly Englishmen, in the employ of Messrs. A. and G. Holms, left theic work on Monday morning, without any previous notice, and de- manded an increase of wages, in consequence of the working hours being reduced from six in the morning to eight in the evening. It appears the men have insisted upoenworking from four ...

... TUBE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1855. The History of this Empire affords no example of apolicy so subversive of political morality as that now held by HER MAJESTY'S Ministers in re- ference to the great question of Peace or War. England has always prided herself on her straight- forwardness and high sense of public honour. Throughout the last war, she avowed one defined object ...

... COURT CIRUULAR. Ti, Qiren and Prince Albert left Osborne soon after two Ock veilerdly afternoon, accompanied by the Prince of ?? tile Prir,cess Royal, Prince Alfred, the Prinecsses ee, Hllrea, nod Louisa, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, bc P1lces- of Uohen!ihli Laugenburg, the Princesses Ade- ide and Feodore of Hohietlohe, and attended by the likrueh of Ely, the tlon. Mary Seymour, Major ...

... |1 LL O C A L B OAR DI HUL OF HEALTE. I The special general meeting was held yesterday, and was very fully attended; Sir HI. Cooper, mayor, in the chair. PINANCE. The Proceedings of the hinance Committee shewed payments at the rate of £280 for two weeks' wages, exclusive of Sums paid to contractors. A letter had been received from Thomas Newmnarch, Esq., relative to a sum of £210 Be. 4d. ...