... : TOWN EDITION. SUNDAY, JULY 22. 1855.. THE 3ATTLE OF PARTIES. For every sortie of the Russians, for every attack directed by the Allies against the strong works of Sebas- topol, we have at home a corresponding series of opera- tions. If the vigour, animus, and fury which are exhibited at home were brought to bear on the Malakoff and Rddan, we should by this time have penetrated within the ...

... ADULTiBRATIONS OF FOOD. -XOr. Scholefield's Committee. The Committee appointed by the House of Commons to inquird ?? the subject of the adulteration of food, assembled at one o'clock on Fridy afternoon, in Committee-room No. 13. Mr. Seholefield was the cbairman and there were also present Mr. Alderman Cubitt, Viscount Ebriaglon Viscount Goderich, Mr. Gregson, Lord Claude Hamilton, MIr, ...

... LATEST FO RE I G N. We have a very recent despatch from the Crimea. It is dated at six o'clock on Friday evening. General Simpson says: ' Cholera is decidedly on the decline. The siege operations progress favourably The Moniteur of yest eray contains a despatch from General Pelissier, dated Thursday, which is equally satis- factory. Letters from Dantzic state that one portion of the fleet ...

... Prom an Officer in the Crimea. I HEIGHTS aovm SBBASToPoL, JIarE 23. I have, indeed, had great mercies vouchsafed to me. I went down to the trenches on the night of the 18th (now no longer the ' gloriousl18th of June). For the'fistE few hours they were filled, with the killed and wounded whom they were bringing up about midnight from the cemetery-the scene of General Ryre's attack in the ...

... oFFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM THE Crimea. WAR DEPARTMENT, JULY 2, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosure, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by the late Field-Marshal Lord Raglan, ?? BEaroaR SEBASTOPOL, JUNE 19, 1855. Mv Lord,-I informed Your lordship on the 16th that new btteris bad been completed, and that in consequence the allies bould he ...

... I - ERISUTE )AY BEER BL. On Monday afternoon a meeting of the committee of the Licensed Victuallers' Defence Association was held at the offices, 104, Fleet-street, for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken, in order to support Mr. Berkeley in his motion (for Tuesday evening) for a select committee to inquire into the working of the Sunday Beer bill during the time it has been ...

... THE SUNDAY TRADING BILL.-LETTER I from Lord Robert Grosvenor. TO THE EDITOR OF TAe ERA. Sir,-In the midst of the storm of misrepresentations with which the Bill I have charge of is assailed, I appeal to you for a space in your columns, in order that I may endeavour to set the promoters of it and myself right with the public. I make this appeal with the more confidence, because, though you have ...

... ORiClNAL CO:MMU-N:ICATIONI At D IRrE:E 0PilON. I Sunday and the British Museum. TO THE EDITOR OP THE ERA. Sir,-Not more than two years ago a knot of earnest men first col- lected together to endeavour to promote the advancement of the people, and to check the flood of legislative encroachment upon social and religiots liberty. ' The great task they set before them. selves was to obtain the ...

... . , I I . , - - - -1 Q(a :Sunday ?? Highness PrinceNapoleonf again re~e at Ii~e idne,~ at the PalaisRoyal, am 4istigui'Shd circle of the Jute of Paris, together wi many foreigners connectd with science, art, and litafature. The companyb thus honoured were amussd.sby'the presenee of' the Aztecs, those singular examples at humanity imported from America. On Sunday' thI e I xhibition byildiugs ...

... :I| BY A MEMBE R OF THE HOUSE. WRITTEN EXPREuSTLY BOB Tnr EtA.' The week which has just terminated has been fruitful with events in the Legislature, which cannot but be interesting to the mass of the public out of the charmed circle of the upper ten thousand. It iwas pretty currently reported on Friday week that Lord John Russellyielding to popular feeling,had tendered his resignation to her ...

... . Im otn .- db ent .1 - t -. -, Yes ter day (FrisIay) Amblse FTdr~rer,'ool136.'eket.ere~e, ,e he aetyal the royal famiyjy ans nobility, nm UP, SUPported by, Mr. Lawranos end Messrs. ~thoniaeandi Copley, his aecounitauts, Ito reeve the judgment, of 'Mr. CO~mmsaioner~paue on the queBtion' Of dertificate, Mr.flakley, the'barrister, instructed by- Mr.: Jerwqod, of Ely. hueessappeared for, the ...

... A monster demonstration, such as has not occurred in' o near the metropolis for some years past, took place last Sundayafternoon, in Hyde-park, and will long be remembered by many hundred members of the nobility and gentry who were taking their carriage drives in the park, owing to the narrow escapee a great number experienced of being thrown out of their vehicles and killed by their horses ...