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... METROPOLITAN MEMORANDA, (From our own Correspondent.) London, Thursday Evening. A new excitement is something. Thanks to Lords EbrlogtOll and Robert Grosvenor for a gift so acceptable !-acceptable, that is, to a hard.up scribe on the look-out for what so seldom turns up hereabouts, namely, a topic not worn thoroughly threadbarew Upon the infelicltousness of this most recent attempt at Agnev ...
... IS THERE NOTHING WORSE TO BE SUSPECTED IN THE PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS THAN INAT- TENTION AND INCAPACITY? - . . - . ?? T o - . ?? The Administrative Reform Party have hitherto tb practised a species of forbearance from which the be Government would not, if it were wise, have the ar audacity to provoke them. They have as yet said r nothing more against the public service being, or directly or ...
... On Tuesday evening the theatre was again crowded almostto suffocation. It had been announced thatMr. Skipson, of Foxhill-bank, Accrington, would take the chair, but as that gentleman was prevented from attend- ing by indisposition, Mr. Livesey, of this town, was called upon to preside in his stead. After a temperance melody had been sung by the choir, who were stationed in the orchestra, the ...
... ,APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICERS r TO CHARITIES. ! . ?? .- -r --fit nslpt- q bheld in An adjourned mneeting of medical practitioners was held in A coniufittee room, at the Town Hail, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the commaittee appointed on the 2nd of June, to devise some better means of regulting the election, of honorary medical officers to public charities, ...
... factropol(tan Ptwo. of On Wednesday, the Queen held a levee in St. Janies's Palace, ~hgwhitis wats numerously attended. *vho The Queen end Prince Albert dined with the Duchess of me. Cambridge en Wednesday evening. ef Yesterday being the enniveisa*y of Her Majesty's corona-' in dion, Use nsuel display of flags, ringing of bells, end ether lol ?? took place throughout the metropolis.! h ...
... NOIE-5SeilEditions of The Examiner and 'I Timesaore publisised for list HALai ad OLDHAM, and also 5 for STOCKORvfT, AsH[ToN, and STALYBasIDGI, Containinlg 0 the whole local news of the woeed of thtese ?? and the g adjoining districts, any Subscriber desirous of receiving p either of these Editions in preference to the usual genera Edition, can have it supplied byg sending hfis order direct, ...
... CONVERSATIONS ON TlHE N.LTIONAL CUARAC- TBlRUTICS OF TH'E ItUSSIAN PEOPLE. Id IitWlUOVU6 VU 11Z, - -U-ooe v o On londay oveniluc, the first or acourse of three conver-sations s, on this subject was delivered in tho Titeatre of the Mlechanies ti lietitution, by Mr. Edward Tracy Turlierelli, the subject of the a- conversation being The RtssiAn NobleB.' t9 The Lecturer comutaticed by a relence ...
... THE EXAMINER AND TIMES. ?? . - s ?? ?? MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1855. - , :, ΒΆ , ?? . Tl- - - - -i - -;V t.0 - -W - -. - -N -1 v- interest. First came the names of the officers who a had fallen on the 18th, followed by the official c statistics of our loss on :that hard-fought but disas- v -trous day. Happily our,first impressions on that is score were exaggerated. The glory of our ...
... pueah divided at this time of the year by so many nseeting6 t4hing plsde, that It is eol. ant dom we have afall audience ofprofeasionalO ; coneequently, the transactions made in a general way, are of ?? 3nsportan0ee than on- heyotherwise would be. The rooms daring the ptregentweek have been thinly attended, owing to the absence of ?? ttt Now- the castle.npon.Tyneasd although the racee there ...
... TRANSMISSION OFSTAMPED 'NEWSRP BBI TO AN9 :RG B. I .BRITISII COLONIES AND-FOREIGN COUNTRIS GENRALPoT~o'FIEJx~S,1855.-9n and from the 30th instant, the period allowed for posting newspapers, intended for transmission by post beyjond the limits of 5 thq United Kingdom, will be exten. ed frmsee t 1fifeen days after the date of publication. 50 ,The following table. shows the rates efpsae hc will ...
... Mr. Paymaster Pritchard, who served with the late Captain Christie, in the Black Sea, is to be secretary to Rear-Admiral C. H. Fremantle, at Balaclava. It is reported that the Court of Directors of the East India Company intend to raise 30,000 recruits to serve is their army. The M1fessagere delle Alpi, a Swiss paper, announces that Colonel A. Bundi has been definitely appointed to the command ...
... EXAINER AED TIMESV OrriE, Saturirday, ANiie a.m. SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. We have just received the following telegraphic despatch:- VIENNA, THURSDAY.-NeWs from Varna to the 28th report Sir George Brown, General Penne- father, and General Codrington as sick. Ali Pasha and General Scarlet have arrived. Three hundred of the Foreign Legion have arrived from England. ST. PETETRSBtuI, ...