... REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPERI ?? AUGUST 19, 1853. SUNDAY'S EDITION. THE COST OF THE ?? ALLIANCE WITH LOUIS NAPOLEON, It is part of the 'economy, of human existence, that many should be made miserable through the iniquities of one. The converse of this is equally true.' Millions are benefited by the virtuous actions of oere man. If the guilty ambition of an ALEXANDER or a C2ESAR, has involved myriads ...

... FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION AT SREFFIELD. DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY. On Saturday evening last a fatal boiler explosion took place at the Castle Mills grinding wheel, the property of Samuel Parker and Sons. A large tubular boiler, mann- factured by Messrs. Wood, of Sheffield-park, had recently been put down at the above-named works. It was intended to commence work with tbe new boiler on ...

... tNO TCES OF M10TION - WHllWH IO TVI STAND IN THE ORDER BOOK OF TR R HOUSE Of COM.UOVS FOR THE NEXT SESSION. I - ~- The Marquis of Blandford-Episeopal and Capitular Es- ?? to make better provioion for the management of episcopal and capitular estates-Formation, &o., of Parishes -ilill to make better provision for the formation and endow- ment of separate and distinct parishes. Mr. Isaac Butt ...

... R.AILWAY INTELLICENNCB on 6- GREAT WESTERN. The fortieth half-yearly meeting of ti01 this company was held yesterday at the Brist, el°are Right Hon. Spencer H. Walpole, M.Ple thee ill board of directors, presiding, crairq5li Mr. SAUNDERS, the seeretary, baving ?? , nouncing the meeting, The CHAIRM.ALN rose and said: GentlmOsnt usual for you to be addressed from this -tb but your old and ...

... IMPERILL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAT. The Lord Obasweellor took his seat on the woolesack at five o'clock. The Earl of HARROWBY presented as petition from Brad- I ford, Yorkshire, for the repeal of the Beer Bill of last session. He also presented a petition from Buslonm, Staffordshire, I against the Bale of intexicating liquars on the Sr bbath. I The Earl of SHIAFTESBURY presented ...

... rho PA TAZl COLLISION in DOVBB ROADS. ITHEI VIVID (5) AND THE SCHOONER HENRY, OF t t YARMOUTH, This afternoon Mr. G. Thomrrpsorn; the coroner, resismed, At 'be Town Hall, the inquiry Into the circumsatances attendingy Ithe death of Captain Robert High, the master of the schooner Henry, which was run down ou the night of the 11th instant, while riding at anchor off Dover, by the Royal i Mail ...

... L ON D 0 N: TI! URSDA Y, A UGUST 30, 1805. Before taking leave of Parliament at the close of the Session, the Government issued a rather liberal series of promissory notes respecting the piaccical reforms and executive improvements, which were to come to maturity during the rocess. Credit ,s taken by the chief of almost every department'f Administration for plans which were ripening, and ...

... ITHE CONSEQ UENCRS OF THE WAR. . .0- To Tim EDITOR OF TUB MORNING CHRONICLE. . ?? the horrid din of blood and battle the rmall| !8voice of a Merchant's Clerk will be unable to make itself fheard. What have I gained by this war, that I am to be Icalled upon to snatch from my children's mouth the dearly earned and dearly paid for food, of which, in the piping times of peace, I can hardly ...

... POL YTECHNIC INSTi TUITON. --e e A number of persons connected with the Bcientific societies g of London assembled by invitation at the Polytechnic In- Y stitution, to inspect a bar of the newly discovered metal k aluminium. e The specimen was received on Thursday last by Mr. a Pepper, of the Polyteohnic Institution, as a present from his a Majesty the Emperor of the French, in whose ...

... I o~bQNxNG 1 ,rumed hqest on the body of Mrs. EBmns. Candy Thje adioud Clapwn on Monday morning, before nr. ?? Fey. b and of if S deceased, was the firit o eltated that his wife had been in a low 5jfiosX5 e d for ?? time past, and had often brought up ptt°'itleollid ri oime shice that she would destroy iv,' ioseod ?? drove out a young womanI 0entd Helniey, echo rwa6 in bis service as dairymain ...

... HEAL7 ofILODONDURZNGM rwitow Tril avcrk i LFRO TUN R1GISJaftAR hAL(; ,s The deaths registered in London rose ErAo93 1 D viou week to 1,095 in that vwhich ended ma3t 8 t 'tg Pre, comparing the results of the last two ees rday, periods of life it appears that the deathb under i e ofven O ae rose from 551 o 623; at 20 years 20 d ear1is we ere 145 nd 144; in the period 40-60 ye~rathe 4A NV m'and ...

... I IAMIAL PARLIAMIINT. SOUE 01p TDBS.,-NONDAT. A'PEAiS. Lord St. LioNiRDS Moved for returns to the number of apeat mosthaioqet homek daring the east five years, stating the waneelr fpatppoue in which the judgments had been con- firmed, and of-these in which the judgment hade beenh Sotl astee. The Ruble lord oaid certaint remarksm withr aieralw i anotherplae are tohnantd tedtaregate freman the ...