... 50rorei anb Colonia E CJHolr.)nT.-.''. ?? ;. .. - v ey THE CaoLLns.-Thle aolera is at V,.ie, I 'era, Prague, but has not yet assumed an ?? n' * he RomE.-Five young men, accused of tiuiij - ,, 3 In tical. assassinations in 1849, have been exscu;, bad ?? States), after rsnderg Iog an ilb1rjS' nIE sed years. A letter in the InIedpeedaltttrc Belve .svs of.. vincing proofs of their guilt mvere ...

... THE STR(Nz. an A L AIM , THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL. 0 ~ ECM ECM NT OF THE BOMB&IARDMENT P !ls, ON THE STH JUNE. 15 ies The following intimation wagfowade on Thursday: - SI Mye .A DEARTiMoENT b E .-T telegraphic cor mu of itlisgence ?? and the Crie;anda hi. estplbabenrsdta the bombardment of et Seatplre~cnmmenced on the afternoon of the Oth inat. le- On the Queen's birthday the cavalry and a ...

... I~ ~ -1 ?? ?? MANCHESTER EXAMINER AND TiMES OFFICE, - SATURDAY, THREE A.M. to [s [YELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] ir HOUSE OF 'COMIHONS, LAST Nconx.-(COETINeED.) en 1. THR WAR.-A]DJOUBNED DEBATE.e rt After some observations from MIr. Lloyd Davies and tic ?? Colonel Bentinok, a- Mr. CARDWELL replied to the Attorney-General,.and Re a after defending the Peel party from his attack, contended It Vythat if ...

... To the Editor of the Examiner and Times. ?? any last communication I furnished a sbort history of th airst muititubular boiler worked with a stationoary engina in this ueilhhourohoud. The boiler I allude to was made for myself, by Mesrsi. Bodmor and Co. a very celabrated firm at thet time in Manchester. It had 64 copper tubes, and I believe that every practical man that saw it admired the ...

... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1855. THE WAR IN THE. CRIMEA, r Our successes in the Sea of Azoff, as well as the 't recent results of the renewed bombardment of Sebastopol, have given much more chebring pros'- ,, peets to the operations of the, Allied armies in the Crimea. The ease with which a small detachment . of war steamers has swept the coasts of the Sea of Azoff, and given ...

... THE EXA1MIJNER AND TIMES. 1-. ?? .. , . ..1 - .. - . ?? -. .. ?? ?? ?? ?? - . ?? . -, .- MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1865. DEBATE ON THE WIAR. 1) Parliament in its best days has never displayed s more of that genuine power of debate, which is the c 37j soul and safeguard of free institutions, than during a the protracted discussion on the course and conduct Dg of the recent negotiations at ...

... xs: 1 M . - MANCHESTER ExAM NE. MD TIErss OFFICE, Al laboi SATURDAY, ONE A. M. coal BY BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. odea SPALT. Newi Telegraphic news to the 7th from Madrid stiate offer; some that a new ministry had been. formed on the ac- bhe ceptation of the resignations of the former minis- havil ters. The new cabinet is composed as follows: mtl M. Zabla, Minister of State; M. Andres, ...

... i| - i..-t N two- i I ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? ?? . .. .. ?? . ?? ?? . ?? . ?? ?? co NOTICE.-As special Editions of -The Examiner, and no Timesiare published for ROOHDALR and OL.DHAM, and alsv vo for SToOEPiOR, ASuTooc, and STALYBRIDGE, containing t the whole local ne'w9 of the week of these towns and the to adjouininil districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving in either of these ...

... ITIR BESIDENOB8 OF GOETHE AND SCBYLLEI, AX At WEIMAR. ;(From Facer's Megasine.) Passing along the Sahiller-strasse, a broad, pleasant street, one is thrilled by the inscription, Hier wohtne Schiller, over the door of a small house with casts in its bow window. Mount up to the second storey and yon will see Schiller's study very nearly as it was when he worked in it. It is a cheerful room with ...

... V pal The committee of the House of Commons, to whom the hol Livrpoland Birkeohlead Dock Bills were referred,rmet again s 32 . Wednesdsy,-for the purpose of proceeding with the eon. ofsiderati~on of the measures, and particularly of a report from pIU the board of trade, for which the committee had applied. The members of the committee present wars Mr. Labouchere se' of (chairman), Mr. H.-. ...

... pficellanlouo i :xefi- L IHSALT WAE.permission has been accorded to tbaewater eitgineer employed by the corporatlidt to placst atak onathe margihn of 55veral of thie docks, in order that the wtecrtmathte be 50pplied with water for the streects. bti DzvONP5oRT.-II has been officially 61111O06 tbs, i consequerttee of thle-pressure of work in tdrn~he pvradesert- maents, the artificers are not to ...

... e Those men who have had opportunities, however slight, of testing the tone of Continental society, y will have been struck with the marked reserve with o which, in too many instances, anything laudatory icof English politics has been received, and the sus- ir picion with which the course of our Europeanpolicy has been watched. We venture to affirm that this I is especially the ease in the ...