... : 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 ...

... 0 ,I MR. azlizzy. St'~fiONA~LES} ?? The heavy rains elbhet very aceepi1bl0 to the erops, ?? M ,i-d Jiversleo'. withl fl oers and strawberries: form srrti PlaSe the petals of the formC -1ero forced off ndtheisatt ,ere tleaeea to the groaud and the mad washed over thed. yeere taey were sulueda it saved hetm, a ittle bat snhers her. wan neither etraa uorlittet to prohtet thesn, they reerO a& tilf ...

... _THE AARMY. WAR-OFFICE JULY 20. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Gaar'da-Sergeanb major J. Brad- bury to be Quartermaster, vice Smith, appointed Paj master. Bryal Regimeut ot Artillery-dorevet.mrjor G. E. Baker to beIAeutenautcolonei, nlce Crofton, seconded on appointment to the Turkish Contingent; Seoond Capt. T. W. Milword to be Captainjvice Baker; Lieut. M. F. Ferrers, from half-pay, t be Second ...

... LOVZ AND SUICIDE. A double suicide has created great excitement in New York. A young man and a young woman, who formerly belonged to Chesbire, but who had fallen from the paths of virtue, were found dead, locked in each other's arms, in an open balcony; they had taken prussic scid. The parents of the young man having sent the young woman's body to the dead-house, the populace made a ...

... EMIGRATION IWTELLIGKzNoL THE GOLD FisLDs Or AUsTRATLA-A new gold-field had lately 'been discovered which was the scene -of an extensive rush. The locality is thus described il a letter just received:- New Beadigo, or Jenryo'g, is at the northern end of the Pyrenees, close to the Malle Scrub, and is the running out of the Pyrences chain, as Bendigo is of the Alexandrine range. The rush is at ...

... IMPERIL PARLlAMENT, MOUSE O . ?? MO DAY. GOV11iOUNME2 'OF Tu en~~ -T5Hng fof A.Th- marle, lin presenting a ettiherm ada EpasO t ladio- dress of greieanctes, anthtteger ?? mig'ht be trafisterred t h rw.cmetda aelnt on the eobjeafifiattesoftheIeiir.Br Gaols nrpy explained srome of the leain.Wt rsett tesh said that theynsifecredtmatewelW b'oft.atnin of government5and k aesr ta heaod tno m ...

... :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 ...

... LFROX OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.- PARIS, FnIDAY MouqrwG. It is hoped at the Tuileries that something successful will be accomplished against Sebastopol previous to the Queen of England's visit to Paris, which event is looked forward to by Louis Napoleon and his Gsvernment as likely for the moment to divert public attention from the present unsatisfactory state of affairs in the Crimea. A vast ...

... I DEADLY FATAR ATHAMES. DEADLY FAT~~iER ?? with. -h--50,0 Maum beings crowded togetner wu in the limits Of this metropolis still liv on in' passive apaoby in the ¢bmidst of All those elemens wbecW may at any moment, under the influence of a summer sun, burst forth int pestiferois sativity rin ?? war ings without end in contempt Af past evperie ance still continue to pnhiae a poidtn-laden ...

... TlE SCRAP-BOOK | I My FiRST BnIEP, AND HOW I o01 o ITT before our return to town, my friend Be. Dublin acqiaintatC55 at his house: aong thPartT q were the late Mr D- , an old attorneyi Ooas business, and bkis dauchter. In the aveingt vwas summer-time, we had a dance. ii54 gbu D-* I did so, I seriously declare slightest view to the important eonse Withoz tico ensued. After the dance, which (I ...

... EYBARK kTLON of' EAGAN'S REMAINS-. I FMBA.k-kIONOe .AGAN'_1iad-t5 I ?? despAN ' Lard Panf ure has rf ceied a d pitewe linw cteepsirs, of which the following are cepies, addwith to i lor thip byc Lieute a gollted, an thel)60 move frtn he dor f tisfore xgebmply at; 4 o my lord,-I have the far to ?? yorr lord- that the remains on 0t ' late lamented comeander. -teryab apesadmiesan , eac ...

... FOURTH EDITION. PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTAING THE IATEST InUELLIGEM LLOYD'S WEEKLY i LONDON NEWSPAPER. ' When I started in life, writes Sydney Smith at seventy-three, one third at least of the gentlemen, even in the best society; were al- ways drunk. Has not the beat society mar- vellously improved ? For here we are at the end of the sessien of 1855, and only two members of ...