... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rel BY BRITISH AND SUBMARINE TELEGRAM. tic THE WAR. lie Accounts from Varna state that preparations were being made for an expedition, which it is now OF thought will be directed against Perekop. Advices received from St. Petersburg, under date of the 9th, contain a report from Prince Gorts- chakoff, dated Sebastopol, Gth. The Prince states: The allies opened on that day a heavy fire against ...

... pavpoltafl CAIE ONI-at ?? m~rniuig Saut- LIDO mtouses were issued by order Of Vist!OtitPln otfu ith thats Me cabinet to asasetoble at two O'elonk in the afternoon. oil, naerly Li Vwas past three before eli asseeroibled, stnd the oounnclnal eprted about half-past five o~cloek, all the principal merw- A NOI bes f the admitiistratton being enigage todn ihth ihdt Elder Breihren of the Trinity ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... 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, ...

... giotrid Mum ?? ?? . ?? en 'ASHTON. he MOcNDAY'S BOsROUGH Sassoios.-There were only three hecseas before the magistrates at this sessions, and they were or, of trifling interest, and all dismissed. an dtr IMIPORSTANT VESTttY MEcETING.-An important meeting of aal the ratepayers of Aebton-ander-Lyne was ronvented in the ch vestry of the parish churoh on Friday lest, and held, by tee adjournment, ...

... Favirt(co. .11.1. 1-1-1-11--l- ?? ?? The first meeting of the juries of the Paris Exhibition is postponed from the l1th to the 26th of June. No fewer than 19,000,000 herrings have been caught off Lowestoft during the last season. The Right Hon. Sir George Cornwall Lewis, Bart. was I sworn into office on Friday, in his own Court of the Ex-I chequer, before the barons, as Chancellor of the ...