... powntialt &WO.b ?? . . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? - LIDGET GiiEN~.-SION OF BTTrea Tisseas-We hear AS that Messrs. N. Bentley and Sons, manufacturers anid GP in. from C uers, Lidget Green, have within a few days back set on was ab Inearly liuo ?? Mllercuery. go S. Ii ArronuNe.- A gentleman named Kennel Dawson, who hs~ * fished tho Brorc, 'for some seasona, has, in lees. than two before MI0month, killed ...

... WAR MISCELLANY, I ?? I The Duke of Newcastle, whose departure for the l Crimea has been announced for some time, leaves this country in a few days. All the campaign furniture of the Emperor, which had been sent to Constantinople when his Majesty's visit to the Crilea was In contemplation, was brought back to France by the last packet. IMPBISONMENT OF A BBRIT18H SUBJECT BY THE AUTHOHITIES OF ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITIS[ ARMY - * M.. -.4. O - .. JSA X rge (From fthe ?? Service Gazette.) )at 3Ba- CORRECTED TO THE 1ST JUNE, 1855. ves ?? places are mentioned, the last-named is that at )Ur which the depot of tha regiment is etationed,] lst Life Guards, Hyde-park. 40th Australia; Galway. we 2nd do,, Windsor. 11st Turkey; Templemore. ex. RoyalHorseG'rds,Regent'sPk. 42nd Turkey; Stirling. Y. ...

... It (Front the United Service Gazette.) t CORRECTED TO THE 1ST JUNir, 18o5. M [Wheretwo places are menitioned, the last-named is that at whicl thc depot of the rogisaeiitisstatioued.] Ist Life Guards, Hydo-park. '40tb Australia; Galway. I 2nd do., Windsor. list Turkey; Tenipleiore. d 'Royal llorseG'rds,Rogent'sPk. 42nd Turkey; Stirliug. lstDragoollG'rds, Piorshill, 43rd Madras; Chuathla. c ...

... wAfR CRAPE N&CH f PARKRCHAPELC1 Brown, B.A. of the L T II LLrK~ accepted the tinan Losaca-aabtr IdeeL be~ coetneteil wth apella oh ltru e become the ?? 'd ethe r,~ e labors ?? here, 'eas will enter ~atd'C THEATR ~ifh Tabahe n Augee 0anhi reviaalHoasmhA0 y is one member ofte 1 erteainlt.l ~s a greeter claim upnteIIadaa~ i it certainly ?? Sehsbe5tanl long er1ieso duties, endI Pstasv be, the ...

... THE EARL DUNJIONALD. As a bay ,he became a eajiior, audwon his way by hard . tvork' pcss~bly, also, by th inteest of some Cousin thir-fi teea-timneltreasoved. Anyhow, heglt aship to command,th and the sailors onl hoard Noon found that if any prize all money were to be had hie knowsi where to find it, and h would go 4nuch out of his way to get at it-all vary plea- be .sant to Jack, with, whom ...

... juiordlalwono Iftwo. ? ?? - ?? ?? B AINKIANaG HOUneS IN GLASGOW.-In consequence of the slot intended alteration in tha hours of arrival and departure of taW3 a the London mail, all the banrks in Glasgow have agreed to torW open daly, on and after the l st June , for the transaction of business, at half-past nine o'clock a.m. and olose at three p.m. Jan l, excepton Saturdays. The Wesaern Bank, ...

... | le MEETING OF COMMITTEE ON MONDAY. ofL r, The committee of the Houses of Commons who have bad . id ii under consideration the subjeet of the amalgamation of the their 'Ydocks on the two banks of the Mersey, as well as the Liverpool equne townclues,reassembled on Monday. Mr.Labouchere presided; serve ie and there were also present Mr. Elliott Lockibart, 51r. Say. mour Fitzgerald, Mr. Harcourt ...

... *e In Monday's Daily Tines we introduced to our It 'readers a personage of whom it is no reflection upon r their intelligence to presume that the majority of e them never heard, but 'who, nevertheless, rejoices in the' style and title of His Excellency Sir d ROBERT WeInn GARDNiwER, Knight Commander of the most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, a Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian ...

... AHlCEESTER EXAmiNER AND Timm OFFICE, Wednesday, Two a.m. HOUSE OF COMMONS, LAST NeonT.-(CONTINUED) DECIMAL COJNAGE. Mr. RICARDO, in supporting the motion, urged the go- vernment to declare their opinion upon the subject. He admitted the difficulty of effecting such a change in the cur- rency, but it would not cause so much inconvenience; but even if it did, he submitted that it ought to be ...

... MU ?? PARVO. kill ed TEh~e iruer * yjr oY1' le t rrv;afely at Mel- he bosrno on the 14tlr ofcinrcli from Feazance. Ok ?? Thaer Yf ?? a become a patron of the id A ehild reoently died at Dewsbury ire consequenee' of *d.having fallen head first into a wissh tub. The Beard of Ordnanta invite tenders for construeting temporary barracks in C'ehester for 3000 men. ng Jir Moses Moist efore is on his ...

... i5 MANC ESTER ExAmixRo AND TIMES OFiic;, a WEDNESDAY, HALF-PAST SIX A.M. If t SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. i We have just received the following telegraphic r despatch:- VIENNA, TUEsDAYEVENING.-Thle Oesterrcieicische I Correspondena has the following from Constanti- nople, dated June 7th :-Rezia Pasha has been dis. missed, and Mehemet Ruschdi Pasha is appointed Seraskier. D 0f r BERLIN, ...