... H IALTH OF LONDON. T6he Meathe -togoered in- L-ond-o-n rdse from'- 993. in the previous week to 1,095-hifi~ ?? ended last Saturday. .JwpqrpeIgg the resplts Aof the ire 'two weeks in the several ~enide ?? 'it 'afpsears that the deah une 0yaso g ose frost 551 to 620; at 20 years gnd unader 40Otiy were 14,5 and 144; in the perjo 40-60 yba..T they were 120 gud 132; in the next peri gdj-8,Q t4fe ...

... IHOW SHALL WE. EE P UP A STANDING I Army in the East ? The IV[alalioff Tower may, or may not be carried by a coup cle mnain. at the approaching assault-the reporiij co-operation of the fleet on that occasion may fail, or m may render invaluable service, and prove eminently suc- cessful-disease and a dangerous climate may decimse., our ranks, and strike down the strongest and boldest ill them, ...

... RIOT AND LOSS OF LIFE AT I IHaslemere. I A sensation, which it would be impossible to describe, has been created, not only in this town, in consequence of the perpetration of probably one of the most cold-blooded murders as has ever occurred in this part of the county of Surrey, but for miles distant. It appears from those who were eye-witnesses of the affair, that at twelve o'clock on ...

... THE PUZZLING PREDICAXENT OF THE Reform Association. i The Administrative Reform Association are rather chary of pub- lic demonstrations, and, having given two representations at Drury- dane, appear desirous of bringing the season to a conclusion. On Wednesday, however, a meeting of subscribers to the Association was snmmoned, and a report was read, giving an account of its roceedings to the ...

... THE . i GREAT YORK- MEETING, OR . EBOR~ EBULLITIONS. Ty i TOUCHSTONE. Yorkshire, the county which can boast of no less than a dozen Race Meetings Within. its four ridings and Which,' for the last century and a half, has taken the lead of all other shires in Eingland in matters in which that noble animal, the horse, is concerned, holds its grand Autumn gathering in the ensuing'week, ...

... IMPER-IAL PARLIAMIENT. HOUSE OF LOBDS.-Monday. The House met at twelve o'clock. Leord Sr. ELoiolDs, in moving for a return of the appeals heard in their lordships House during the past five years, corn. plained of the language which had been used by the Solietr. General in another place, as to the conduct pursued by their lord. ships in the hearing of Appeals. Lord CAYPBELL and the LORD ...

... I 0 :T IL E W A RI. The following despatches have been received during the week:- The fonite-P announces that the Minister of War has received the following telegraphic despatch from General Pelissier, dated Crimea, August 17, 11-3o ?? In his. attack yesterday the enemy brought into the field five divisions, 6,000 cavalry, and twenty batteries. With the firm intention of occupying the Ted- ...

... I i ' iRE A8OR - y. I A - I : -, - Xeetings for the Week. Monday, July 6.-Lodges, Nos. 168, Builders' Arms, Ruseell-street, Chelsea; 228, ?? Tavern, Alderegate-street. Taesday.-]Lodges, Nos. 38, Chequers, Providencerow, Finsbury; 261, G~eorge and Vulture; 784. Freemasons' Tavemn. Wednesday.-Lodges, HToe. 13, Queen's Armns Tavern, Woolwich; 15, Three Tone Tavern, Southwaxk; 172, Esyal Albert ...

... I LIEUTENA~t theG SN ES'S REPORT Or I ?? ?? AffaIr. The following report is taken from official documents presented to Parligment:- presented to Parli-ment Helsingfors, July 8, 1855. Sir,-In obedience to vour order, on Monday, the 5th of June, I proceeded to thle landing-place at Hango Head in the cutter, car- rying a flag of truce. in order to' land Russian prisoners, and com- municate with ...

... I' ?? HOUSE OF. LORDS.-MondaY. The House met at half-past four o'clock, when the Royal Assent was given to certain bills. In answer to Lord Brougham, the LomD AXCELCLOB said several bills were in progress for the promotion of Law Reform. A number of bills were advanced a stage, and their lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS-Monday. The Speaker took the chair at one o'clock. Sir Wm. Molesworth ...

... ENGLISH STOXACHS and ADULTERATED I ,ood. So thoroughly unaccustomed are British interiors to receive any- thiag pure, that we really begin to doubt whether they would know the correct flavour of most articles of diet in common use. Fond as English people are said to be of good feeding, it is evident they go for quantity and appearance rather thant quality. It appears that not one thing is sold ...

... ?? i OR-is--o IJUAPNT LIE A8SSURANOC SOCIETY. I Th. as I . . . - - . Ine- ticrst annual mdeting, of the a'bove society waes held on Wed- nesday, the 25ith nIt., at the office of the institution, m Moorgate- street. Therewas a large number of share and policy-holders pre- sent, and the meeting unanimously caled on the Chairman, Charles B. oser,'Eq.,ofWindsor, to preside. Onrea taking the chiur, ...