... 2lsT' WEEK THIS HALF7-YEAR. Week 'Ibis Same Total Same MILeAUE. flAILMWAYS. !eedino Wyeek. 1854 1-year 1853 1855 1851 Abtrdeen ?? N5ty~ 18 2360 1i3 .. S- 72 72 Blelfaset & Ballymnsea' 26 610 605 ?? . 38 38 13'hcad,'Lan. & ?? 2237 2192 ?? .. 333 1risbol and Exeter . - 20 5839 5996 ?? 11 108 Blackburn . ?? ?? .. 2 27 Calecan ian & E & G I 2.. 3 3381 11776 2164807 205112 180 180 Chosterand ...

... METHODIST A-NEW CONNEXION CONFERENCE. ilE is tlh IC ...

... 'li ?? the Lt'ccyceel Times.) Ioar In ouir patper of the 14th June we gave an account ty- of the aplpearanee of thle crops in Sooth Lancashire, York-. a`d sh1ire~, Nottinghancehir-e, ,inacolushire, Nortihampituoisihire, cer Cclrig~e, Suffolk, Norfolk, culd Essex, founded onl per- en, sona11 obiservation. INe propose to give in our lirescob Y':1 number a similar account-, also foundet(i onl ...

... I THEz LEEDS MERC-UliU. i T HItE WARB. REVERSE OF THE ALLIES. IT iS with much regret that we publish LORD P~xiu-u[LEs ansounceesent of a serious check sustained by the allied forces in an attack upon the greatest I Rlu\siaii forts south of Sebastopol. Our readers will renseusber that the gallant struggles of the 7th inst. gave the Eingisii1 troops possession of the Quarries, an . important ...

... 22NDi WEEK THIS HALF-YEAR. the VWeek This Same Total 13ame OmrLAGC1. e RAILWVAYS. ending Week. 1934 3-year 1853 1999,1904 0 ?? - ?? Abeden ?? itay 29 2497 2110 ?? 72 72 st. 0 . lclfast & Baellymnena jnnce 2 829 0699' .. 333 e HhesdL to & Chetr.~ 32390 2137 ~ 33~ Ilorstol aoll 3xetor a2.22 99~ .110 1109 Blackbusrn ?? . .. .. 7~27 Te Caledonian & E & Glse - 27 11997 11970 223269 216186 j1J 19 ...

... - - ?? - - - - aBY ELEoCTRIC o LEGYGIPH, O0 Tce, S, Pearo-rw.) a UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON TREI M MALAKHOFF AND REDAN. C ?? 'f Lorel Pannaure yo'sterday made public the fol- is lowing intelligence received from the Crimea:- Pe The English troops attackod the Psedan battery, and. ir the French the Malalkhoff tower, at daylight on the miorn- -ig of the 15th inst., but without the success which ...

... r The daltes by tle present Overland Mail are to the 1,th e of April frome Hong-K-olng, and to tile 9bie from Shangluai. r AVll was quiet at the latter place, and the troops having .d been witihdrawns towards iNankin, the country around waas resuming its former tranquillity, and the city was being is fast rebuilt. IIn the interior, however, matters had assumed all unfuvourable change. The ...

... irtli- THE CAPTURtE OF THE MNAMELON AOTD Bran te TmesofQUAlRR Y. t~lnt. Fro th T~ze~ ofyesterday (Friday) we take the e eclowins account cof the successful attack on the M1asnelon oil ?? the 7th of June: I The fire onl csr side, whsics had continued since daybreak~ ?? and sLoberly3, took, a Sudden -access of fury shunif(5 ese of three o'clock, and was kep t upl from tbat hour to the enritclI ...

... eii( MEETING IN DRURY-LANE. evi 31 The AdminiistrattiveI1-tefoaniiAssociation convenied a meeting for last Wednesday evening, in Drury-lane, to C2 hear addresses from M~r. \V. S. Liudlay, M.P., Mr. t Lay-ard, M.P., anid Mr. Tite, M.P. Mr. Morley took thepa chair, and made esxne preliiinnary observations. 2he in- P51, tinated that the association had prepared a pamphiiet cell-M caiuis~g tile ...

... 1-- IMR U I z T?}HE LEEDS MERCUR:Y. g THE WAR. 'GRtEAT SUCCESSES AT SEBASTOPOL,In IN Ti-IE SEA OF AZOFF, AND ON THE a CIaCr ASSIAN COAST. 1 Y far the most important successes which i, have been gained by the Allies since the battle of a the Al41ma have been rcalized within the last few days, 1i at Sebastopol, in the Sca of Azoff, and on the Cir- eassian coast. In few wvords, the outer ...

... 1e- THE details of the assault made by the allied he] a forces on the 18th inst. upon the defences of Sebasto- tio: of be pol, are yet wanting, but it is a gre at relief to learn wh ly that our losses, of life especially, were much smaller or.n that occasion than had been reported. These Au * losses, including three officers of distinction, were, in- Ru d deed, serious ; but as first ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I HOUSE Or LORDS. MONDAY, Juzaz 4, 'DeEarl of ELLENBOROUGH inquired whether rs floi-erffimeint had received any informsationi inl detail o)f thle accident N&hich occurred to the Medway, by whicisit ap- peared that ill horses were lost off Gibraltar, while onk their passage to Balaklcava. He had been spieaking to a gnlemkan who had semi the horses shipped on hoard thle ...