... TfflED EDITION.. ; PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, IN TIME FOR POST. I LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWSPAPER. I SUNDAY BEER ACT-ADULTEP.ATION0 I Certain patriotic members of Parliament are resolved to labour in the good work, even through the dog-days. They may perspire copiously, but they will inquire vigorously. Though they sit in their shirt-sleeves, they will sit in coma mittee; and though the ...

... noticed. ,ACpsamaEN Aun VZsT.-This distance was 100 yards, for 30 a side, rd on Saturday the 23d ult., the men met at the Ferry HilI, Durham, Vst gained a trifling lead, yet they bad not gone many yards before Blaciburn was running abreast with his opponent. A few yards of the frstia Vest was found to be just heading his opponent, whom on the eorn. plito of the match, he had the good fortune ...

... - DAHoF A ltOMAN CATrOLUC'BISHe1'.-Tha Romnan CatholicA.Biehop of. Gaiwayi, the:-Right'Rev. L. O'Donnedll; sit ?? to breakfest'iu apparently sound good health, but suddenly he waeseidzed with illnesas, And 'Withial A very brief times ceased to exist. ?? ~ .. ~I!FOECM~S FO Th A&y I THE CRIMEA.- On Sunday morning the fine terew-steamer Golden Fleece. ?? with troi~g reinforcements.for our army, ...

... ST8IKE OF OlT-PLATE WeRKERS, T5 3 ZDriOR OF ?? TIHW5PApsR. ?? you will be so kind as to, pblish the following' aci 'ount of a strike t;hat is now tskrg place in Birdain'g- ba: , of the tin-place workers .of that town, itmasy'be of int 3rest to mxay of your zeaders, who 'are .eon ileced with tjx trade. 11a 1853, a book of pricee was muntully agresd to by employers and workmen, and paid by ...

... I Last Sunday, there was a demonstration made in favour of the Sabbath, by that very large body of men and women benevolently denominated the lower orders. The red-clay vessels mustered very strong in Hyde-park to arraign and rebuke the fine, gilt and painted porcelain of life. Go to church ! cried the Red-clay Mugs; in their turn setting up as Sabbatarians, and trying to convert the ...

... HEALTH. OF LONDON. . I In the week that ended last Saturday 1,075 deaths were registered in the metropolitan districts. Of these 549 were deaths of males, 527 of females. In the 10 corresponding weeks of the years 1845-5 the average number was 923, which, to be compared with last week's return, must be raised in proportion to increase of population. The average rate of mortality would have ...

... o-URO CTEMPORRIS - ?? JUSTICa fle vef HYDE-PAaiR.-( to.yde-park on Sunday was the scene of a great act f retributive justice. The rough good sense of the community bad discerned a difference between protes- sion and practice. Some way or another, it was per- ceived that it ciuld not be right that a. bishop should roll about ot a Sunday in his chariot and pair; that bne gentlemen and fther ...

... LATEST FROM THE, CRIMEA. 0 - . Lord Panmure presents his compliments to the editor, and has great pleasure in transmitting the enclosed intel- lience which has this day reached him: - ?? 'WAR DEPARTMENT, JuNE 29, 130 A.M; The French and English are proceeding with 'their approaches against the enemy's works, and are ereting new batteries, to be armed with heavy guns. The enemy continues to ...

... ^DESPATC -PROx -LORD RAGLA. Lord Pa' I WAR DEPARTMENT, JUNE 25, 1855. ord Pqhi ure t bs this dayreceived a despatch and its-enclosures, of wbwch the following are Copies addiessed to 'his lordship by Field&Marsbal the Lord Raglan G.C.B. His lordship has also re- ceived from Lord Raglan: a nomin3l list of officers wonnded on the 18th June, and a numerical list of non-commissioned officers and ...

... It may perhaps be thought needless to remind people of oppression, under which they were not aware they laboured, at the moment when they are becoming freed; but it is always well to en- couragegovernment by placing good measures, when we get them, in a good light. The evils, then, in the law of partnership which are about to be abolished, are very many; but all arise from the one blunder, the ...

... THE SAINTS AT PAULT. ?? the Tinmes.] Hyde Park, on Sunday, was the scene of a great act of retributive justice. T'e rough good sense of the cam- munity had discerned a difference betwveen profession and practice. Some way or snothor, it was perceived that it could net be right that a bishop should roll about on a Eunday in his chariet and pair; that fine gentlemen and finer ladies should make ...

... I SIR E. LYONS' DESPATMRES Sir . Lyons bas forwarded despatehes a theI ,rafty, detailing the proeings of the sqadr Captain Lyons in the sea of Azoff Sir E under date JAme 8:- Captain Ljyons, of the Miranda, having ne that the squadrons under his orders would about the 2nd or 3rd instant, to eommeuce o~ in the shallow waters of the gulf of Azaff,yiee.a Brunt and I considered that the moment ...