... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THUnSDAY, JULY 5. I The House met at twelve o'clock. The House went into comrnittee op consideration of Removal of Nuisauges Bill. The first fifteen clanses were Ilipposod of, when the Chair- iman reported' progress, and obtained leave to sit again on Tuesday. , The Hluddlefield Burial Groino Bill passed through com- a mittee. t The House adjourned at 50 minutes till six. C ...

... - -. o: .. % n~cnnslr (From the Times' Correspondence.) Melbourne, ApAil 30. I wrote to younon the 10th of April by the Lightning. The steamer Pa-ific sailed on the ltith.iast., but as she was to touch at the Mauritius and the Cape, L did not think it worth while to write by her, as the Red Jacket was then advertisad to sail on the lst of Alay. I have already mentioned the -zoluminonsreport ...

... IIOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY, JULY 24. Their-Lordshils met at five o'clock. Tie Earl of IlAltlDVICKE moved the suspension of the stainding order, No. 17G, to allow the Fibre Company Bill to be or read a second time. He made this claim because the bill had been delayed at the instance of the Government, who held out the itope that all this bill asked for would be granted by the Limit- ed Liability ...

... We read ?? the J1foxiteur (le la Flotte:- :It appears from all the official accounts, and from our own private information, that the works for the investment of Se- bastopol have been conducted with vigour, and peshed forward' to so short a distance of the Malakhotf Tower and the Great Redan, that a decisive attack upon these two points may be considered imminent. The construction of the ...

... LORD JOHN rwUSSELL. (t'romthe l u istrated London News.) b of We regret to announce the political demise-9 Of thle AC 1Right Hlonourable Lord Johnikustiell. Thlis inchiiil- h1 Clholy event occurred Oil Friday thle Gthlinst., whenl ri f -his Lordship, inl an1 ever mem~orable ?? unhlapply it tC Speech, commilitted thle aclt, which will deprive thle a 1Y Government of his prcsence, and hiis ...

... FROIX THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. U.T1RT'T'TI, T.. .1 TI1v 4. 0 WIIITURIALL, JULY 4. y The Quecn hllc been pleased to gratit to Travers Twias, Doctor 0 Civil I nw, thle plece or cifcil of Professor of Civil Low in the Univer cilty of Oxford, in thle room, of Doctor Joeeptc Ilti~iitore, doebaced. * ST. JAKtER'S PaAL~O, JULY 5. .I The Queen ball boon pleased, onl tho nomination of the Right ...

... Tue Grecuock Regatta took placa on Saturday-Lieutenant i Conmmander Boys, IR.N., of H.IM.S. Atholl, acting as commo- I durc. A large ninmber otf ladies and gentlelnen assembled on board aer t Majesty's ship, which, along with a number oftyachts . in thl otllng, was gaily decked with colours and evergreenils. I The instrumental batid of Mr. Adamis, froni Glasgow, was in attendlantce, and ...

... REPORTS OF INSPECTORS OF FACTORIIES& DISTRICT OF SCOTLAND. .17eport of Sir Johnz Ifinenid, I7svectoi- of Factories,forthce ROclf yeam ending 30t/c Apt-it, 18515. Factory Inspectors' Office, 28th Mlay, 1855. Sir,-I have the honour to submit to you the twventy-first half-yearly report of the Inspector of Factories for the district of Scotland. My personal visits during the half-year have been to ...

... The following letter, says the 3 ngiof hreonicle, is from a medical officer, and one of our oceasional eorrspondelts Camp before Sebastopol, June 23.: 1 My birthday, June 18, w ill now be ehor n of its glory, as oln D that day the ~nglish and Frncnh mnade a failure in their atttek f upon the Iedan and Malakhoff betteries, owing to previous in- fiormatitn given to the Russians by rseans of a ...

... s We (rxvernesq Courier) have been favoured with the follow- f ing letter, written by'a young gentlemin' now with'tho fleet in e the Baltic, to his relatives in Inverness t Off Cronstadt& 3. miles, 23d June, 1855. r We arrived at our present anchorage last Wednesday. a from Seskar IBland, aind we are 'not to the north of the town X and citadel of Cronstadt, and about 3j miles'frdmiit..' -We ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TiiUnsDAY, JULY 19. -w Or - -_ . - _ _ - _, ?? I _ - - _- - -_ 1 ?? mA ?? : The LonD CHANCELLOR took his seaton the woolsgak at five o'clock. 13DUCATIOX (SCOTLAND) BILE. Lord BROUGHAM, in presenting some petitions against the Education (Scotland) Bill, appealed to the Duke of Argyll t to withdraw it for the present session, on the ground that, owing to a considerable portion of ...

... DESPATCHES FROMI THE CRIMEA. - I . 1 I - n1- fl~rI n f ''l'nrdav. J (Fromn a Supplenlt to the London Gazette of Tueoday, June 26- Thursday, June 28.) War Department, Jmte 28. Lord Panmure has this day received two despatches and their enelosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his Lordship by Field-Marshiall the Lord Raglan, ?? Before Sebastopol, June 14. My Lord,-Your ...