... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT- [ByO4GETIO TISUEOMIAIL 110UjSD OF tORDS-YESTsnnAv. I.X~IiOjjVE)tNT OF ?? JiABUACISS. The mike of RICHM11OND saidl lie had seen, a noticO in thie papers calfllr il e architects to fuliiisli ,i IIIls for the ereetiofl of' new barracks, I-Cievishied to pr~es upoil his noble frieid, the Secretary-at-War, that. iln erectingp such I tirachs, duo care eheuni be taken that therle ...

... NEWPORT WATCH COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF HEALTH MEETINGS. COUNCIL CHAMBER, TUESDAY. Present-Samuel Homfray, Esq., mayor, in the chair, and Messrs. Edwards, Sheppard, Lewis, Burton, Morrison, Enapp, Tovnsend, Turner, Rennie, Mullock, Lyne, and Williams. PROCEEDINGS AGAINST A POLICE OFFICER. Mr. Huxtable, the superintendent, read the police re- cords; and the Mayor read a letter from Mr. Price, soli ...

... The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland lately addressed the Government, through their president, the Marquis of Breadalbane, requesting that in- structions should be given to mark the positions of all remains of antiquity in the maps of the Ord- nance survey now in progress. The following let- ter from Lord Panmure to the Marquis of Breadal- baue announces the ready compliance of the Go- ...

... 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 ...

... OH WILT THOU LOVE ME, MARY ? Music by ELLIS ROBERTS. [Extracted from the Works of TALHAIABN, just published.] On wilt thou love me, Mary ? And wilt thou be my brida ? For thou art dearer, Mary, Than all the world beside The world with all its beauty Can bring no joy to me My hope, delight, and duty, Are treasured, love, in thee. I love to see the graces That light thy sunny smile; Thy honest ...

... (From the Times' Correspondence.) I Camp before Sebastopol, Juno 9. l h My letter was scarcely despatched this morning when a white flag on the Round Tower and another on the left an- nounced that the Russians had a petition to make. From one I o'clock until six in the evening no shot was fired on either side, while the dead bodies which strewed the bill between the l Mamelon and the Round ...

... (From a Supplement to tise London Gazette of Friday, June 22- pr Monday, June 25.) siU War Department, June 25. to Lord Paunmure has this day receivedadespatch and enclosures, tic of which the following are copies, addressed to his Lordship by sb Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, G.C.B. th Before Sebastopol, June 12.' tr My Lord,-Ii, my despatch of the 5th inst. I informed your so Lordship that the ...

... tart PUBLIC IEIETING AT BETiI'IISDA.ttr A public nieetisig of the inlostbita-icts of letheadnl~and neighIbour- hi hood was held, in Connection with the obo vs Cooipoiy~onTuesday tssie even ins last, nt th,- Jirusaleol calsinlistic Chaspel, Ii th lb ebve oneal Placte, wlsen itearly. 2000 persons wvere presncet. Willian Fritseis, One Lnsq., Birvnderwven, wsas nnanimjously vote d to the chair. ...

... .I FCLECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Cl repi1 ~ T7' -TEPSDA Rc .. No later telegeraphic news. - It was reported at Vienna that two of the vessels 'of the line that remained to the Russians in the har- bour of Sebastopol have been sunk. It was also C' said that the ravine adjacent tothe 'Malakhoff Tower a a *!has been carried by the allies. .'No news., have been received in London to confirm . ' ?: _ ?? : ...

... (PRost OUR OWNq COMMItSSIONERt.) r PARIS, THuRSD.,Y EVENING. - The correspondent X1I of the .hadepoendance Beige professes to know the exact loss of the French in the takig o th MaelonVer, wichhas never yet ben ficalystte.HesasthtGeneral Pelis- hee a ir' esachrtun ?? in atai th glrosc ?? 7at 6.58 killed, Cai an w huad naude nd-(he has Bo: forgotten the exact fraction) wounded. If this Coi ...

... (From a Corresnodent oa the TVn- (From ?? of the Time$. Nearing Tolhoukin: from the sea, the low island of Cronstadt, with all its terrors, gradually risea in patchy hummocks, and to the southward singular rockey ex- eresences, appear dotted about between it and the main, backed by the tall nasets of theo liners ; thbse, wilh the gilt, steeple of the church, which sparkles many a mile, are the ...

... 'li ?? the Lt'ccyceel Times.) Ioar In ouir patper of the 14th June we gave an account ty- of the aplpearanee of thle crops in Sooth Lancashire, York-. a`d sh1ire~, Nottinghancehir-e, ,inacolushire, Nortihampituoisihire, cer Cclrig~e, Suffolk, Norfolk, culd Essex, founded onl per- en, sona11 obiservation. INe propose to give in our lirescob Y':1 number a similar account-, also foundet(i onl ...