... TflB MORzNING CHRONIL-E. LONDON: TH URSDA Y, JUNE 28, 1855. In the HoUSE of CoMMO1Ns, The Marquis of BLANDFORD moved the second reading of the Formation of Parishes Bill, the oh- jeot of which was three-fold-to make the district churches independent, to give increased facilities for new districts, and to endow poor, churches. After dilating on the advantages which would arise from the ...

... The failings of a good inan are commonly mlor published abroad than any of his good deeds. Of all the miseries a man canl meet in thlis World, that of a beautiful, capricious, fiery-tempered, fainting wife, is the most to be feared. Don't learn to faint You are badl enough already; don't become worse, or you will become a deserted wife as sure as you become a wife at all. unless you marry an ...

... DETAILS OF THi CAPTURE 01 THE MAMELON AND THE QUARRIES. OnThursday night Lord Panmure niadepublic the following dispatch ?? Lord aglan, coentaining the details of theattack upon the Matuelon and Qiarries made known last week through the medium of the Electric'Telegraph:- Before Sebastopol, Jane 9, Bi5. My Tord-I have the great satisfaction of informing your L lordship that the assault which ...

... I MILITARY PRROUOTIONS, AiND EXCHANGES. WAR OPFPICs;JUNE 26. let Regiment of Diagoon Guardi-Lieutenant B Bradbury, to~be Captain without purchase.; To be Lieutenont, without purcbase; Cornmt W C Winfield, vice Bradbury; Cornet J E Edlmanio 4th Light Dragoons-Cornet and Adjutant H Jennings to hljve ?? rank of Lieutenant; Cornet W Winstauley to be L4outenant by puroebse, vice Bootb, who retiree; ...

... | ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL; OCIETY. k The last meeting of this society for this session was held ,t on Monday evening, Sir Roderick Morchison, vice-president, a in the chair. y The meeting was most numerously attended, and among at other distingaished individuals were Admiral Lord Col- e cheater, Lieutenant-General Sir George Pollock, Sir Charles 1- Lyell, Admiral Sir George Seymour, Dr. Robert ...

... --4- (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) CAMP ABOVE SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 16. No event of especial interest has occurred to i mark the last few days in the siege operations. -t On both sides the comparative cessation of fire I has been taken advantage of for the purpose of X forwarding the preparations for the ensuing struggle. The Allies have been pushing forward their works, and enploying the ...

... GLAS GOW. LOCnII(ATRLN.E WA&TER B3ILL -Th~is bill, for sup- pling Glasgowv withl water from Locha Katrinle, has passedl the llonse of Lords, and only wvaits the Roy al oassent to become lawv. 1{1E .Cnin.I 01 MARTERSA MIEDICA., in thec Ander- romlan Un versity, v acant lby thle appoinltmrent of Dr Ea;ston to a. similar prrofessorship in thb University, hoas bleen conferred upzon Dr Jarnes ...

... TE?2J W?A?R? TIHE; AsSAiULTF ON THF, 1'8w .IUNDE. OFI'ICEuS hS.LLF.II L~ord 1'nnniro h-as receivedi the followving list of .~ ffccrs tkilled, or whio diced of thecir wvouads on th~e ' Z2,.of June: - ?? Sir Johon Campbelil. Co>lonel Yeca, 2.7dB~vimtnltt; Lieultcnant.Colonel tihadforth, 57.th Jlegbncft; Iieut. Mlculrant, 1 8th ?? ie:ncten- * . a5avies, BStih Rvegiment; L~ieutenlant fAshewvin, .5 ...

... 1Th9 c r et: ?Iat 3 ntn:ai THE IRISH CONVICT PRISONS. The criminal statistics of A country are generally .looked upon as amongst the most certain indices of the social and moral condition of the people-and when'the oharacter of the offiences, the causet out of which they. spriDg, and the treatment of.the cri. minals within 'our prisons are'all carefully analysed, we believe few more ...

... The weekly meeting of the guardians of this union wau P held yesterday, In the board-room of the workhouse, North a Brunswick-street. d Dr. BBADY, V.0., In the chair. tI The following guardians were In attendance :-Captain tl Wisdom, J.P, DX.O.; Messrs. Archbold, Nugent, Arkine, el Murphy, Carolan, French, Flanagan, Carton, G. Thorpe, d Gavacan, J. Dodd, Irwin, and Bagnall. STATE OV TSH ASOUSE ...

... THR LONDON GAZETTE' OF TUESDA Y, JUNE 26. DIVIDENDS TO BE DECLARED. Charles Henry Harben, of Goulston-street, High-street, Whiteohapel, and Carltou-hill-villas, Camden-road, Holloway, wholesale cheesemonger, July 18-Richard Trediunick, of 6, Haymarket, mining broker, July 17-John Gower, of Law. rence-lane, City, warehouseman, July 19-George Haworth, John Walsh, and Thomas Aineworth, of Over ...

... NEWTON ABBOT. BlOARD OF GUKttDtA~s.-At a meeting of the Board of Guardcianls, onlv Wiednsdav latst, theireport of the visitinig omansittee was presented It stated that thes-e sce-e 24 paupr nth no wor~khouse, and r-etoiiitesetdeclthat the contrat of Messrs. Garton and Jarvis, of Exeter, for fixing news bolr0 nth osb accepted. The report was adopted. TY3w PrET AT BRALEYt~s WOOD.-EVerYth'tng is ...