... ADULTERATION OF FOOD, DRINK. & DRUGS. _.Le.Id ?? On the re.assembling of the Committee on the 2Qth instant, Dr. Normandr was examined ts to the adulteration of bread. Unfermented bread. he said. was made by a mixture of muriatic acid and carbonate of soda, in whbich preparation the one neutralises the other, the reslt being comnmon salt. The danger of using thne in~gretlieuts was, that ...

... IMSICi CORPORATION. The quarterly meetting of tbh Council was held at the Town-hall. on Wednesday last. There wsm a thin at. iendance. cHV'liCH-ATC-S. The Churchwardens of the parish of St. Lavrsece applied for a church-rate of Sd. in the pound to defray the Mtinister'i' %tipcnd, and to meet the expence of re. pairs. Mr. SEASRAV a moved that the rate be grunted. mr. W.Azx seconded the motion. ...

... LOWESTrT RECALTTA. T..s Gmffon Es. nORW2iDW .zt~E Th nogtt to bei fpped rgtta sued e A offo nkesdalst bol~dt te Aoo~~disigid l ?? Eo- -gl-T Earl of e Al be wlej ?? of Ymrborougb L.r Tlfthed aie. 4P. i dwi S. Goceb. Ban., Y;P:.LRSir Tbs. Mtonl 'illson. Bart.. Sir S. Morton~ Pet. Drt. SiPiroy Kell v. t.p. Sir S. Bignold. Stevbnso n, «ea~., a Wadnto Ao te F .u.fi obbldohLR, ?? b and tbnf such an ...

... C be f*psWirJ 3ourizal SATURDAY, Jiistv 28, 18i. It is pleasant to turn aside from the beaten tracsk of politics to contemplate the high aml generous example set before us~ by thc m.nost illust~rieus l-ady of the land. Our b~eloved Soverein-~od bless her *-does her duty nobly and wrell to her country. It wras reeent1v onr privilege to allude to her Majesty's distribution of the Crimean medals, ...

... Despa es from -the Bak Sea. - . . ?? .. I~ A. . Il. Despatces have been received at the Admiralty from % Rear.Admirttl Sir Edmund Lyons, Hart., ?? Com. ?? Of tiesty's ships and vessels in the Black Sea. DESTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE IN THE STRAITS n OF GENITCHI. Dating his despatch Royal Albe-t, off Sebastopol. July 10, Rear Admiral Sir E. Lyons says, their lord. ships wil have great pleasure inl ...

... lespatebes from the Baltic. OPERATIONS ON THE SOUTH COAST OF THE c, GULF OF FINLAND. F Despatches have been received at the Admiralty from tl Rear.Admirnl the Hon. R. S. Dundas. Commander-in- 1% Chief of Her Majesty's thips and vessels in the Baltic, 51 Int his despatch dated from the Duke of Wellington, at Nargen, July 17. Admiral Duadas reports:-0 I transmit herewith. to be taiw before mv ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR SUFFOLK AND NORFOLK FOR JULY, V-55. (Jroam a Cornporneil.) Now is the critical time when knaves ?? use every subtilty which ingenuity can invent to work upon the corn market. so that their specrulations in bread stuffs may he turned to profit at the expence of the bread eaters. It is necessary. therefore. that a truthful report of the appearance of the growmne crops ...

... THE CARLISLE MEETING OF TilE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The procerdi ngs of the Royal Agricultural Society in sm the NorEth of E.ncland were commenced at Carlisle on' Thursday thc I1th ir.st. ru Tvro days were occupied in the preparation and trial pr of fixed rndt portable steam-rengines; tlhe array, both as M regarded beautv of appearance and excellence of finish. CO having been perhaps. ...

... LOCAL INTELLI GENCE.I PR!AM E5TAsv DivISIONs.-Int the division on the 19th inst., Onn Mr. Roebuck's rno !oo, in the mino. rity of 192, were Mr. NV. BaWe. Mr. I l. Jl al, M5Xr. G. P. Bentinck, Sit S. Bigtnold, Mr. . N. Burroughes, Sir E. S. Gooch. Sir P. Kelly, Lord Xj: Manners. Mr. J 11. P. O sake Sir Nv. Smijtb, Sir- J.T. TYrel. Myr P . Waddington. Mr. H. S. W addin g ton. n the WA- jority of ...

... The report of the reatta on Tuesday will be foiwd in the fourth page of the Journal. On Wednes.daY, a he crand reviewrof yachts took place. Scee pralpzes were hr afterwards contested for, and there~ WAS 8 Itire gather. it in-. of highly respectable people, who flomr *thei pierd wacedteexhilarating spectacle. An excifinc g'X ha mathlokplw~etwe~nhe~nnLind, I'll Tryl Low. t estoft), Welcome Home, ...

... T- WARl In THE EAST. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. WA3t DEFE.iw r JulyF . As*. Lord Panmare has vcered the ?? cramunic- tiotrom the Crime dated M y5 5, 5 ?? Cholera has nwt increased since At lst ?? nd the amy contiues in satisfactory health. The Jobma de CbO91Wdix*pie gives cnrren2C to the rnmour, as one ?? in cap, that keneral Simp- son hasexp~ f sed his Fith to resi5 l ?? of *a WO& am in the Cam ...

... (From tbi Speew Corrsratdent of the 2Wa.s C JULY ?? Morning we were aroused by a pretty t heay fiing on -.he Redan'. which conmmencing at day. bren, lasted for nearly four hours. About 8 o'clck v it gradually djie away. and for the remainder of the % day the Oeeasioial booming of the guns wras heard as it t has been heard daily for many months. The cause of the activity was that the redan wa ...