... orOCHDALE LICISiSED vICruALLERW' A&ssoc iatiomi. , The third anniverary of tbe, BUoqhalej Victuallers! Associjation was celebrated, on the 31st qit., by, a dinner, which took plaee at the Flying. Horse Iarn, Packer-street,,in. that town. The, chair wa's oieupiedoby Mr. ,hosLiv'e'y; andt Mr Jones filled thi vice- chair. Upwds of ninety 'person sat down, amnig whox were Mr. J. 41 ohnsoon ...

... BbI3IS!0L :.:iICOlG13D D VICTIUALLERS' I . , , L , . i .. >. 04C.. . - . - .~ad t in etmee of tIe'B-toI Li'cend tueei, Associa- tion waas held on: Tuesday, at thet Globe Tavern, Chrrstmae-st're'st' Mr..Merry, of' fthe King's,- Aans, lan street5 one'oi the rVice. Presi4ents,,presiding,. ' T~he floz;. Sasp~aismy (Mr H.E. .Alen}readtheannualreport, At io.period ' ince' the formation- of your ...

... DESPATOHES FB.OX THE CRIMEA. WAR DEPARkTME:NT, AUGUST 27, 1855. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to his lordship by General Simpson:- oBE goit SEvAsaroPoL, AUGUST 14, 1885. My Lard,-During the last few days considerable activity has been exhibited in the movemsnets of the enemy, both in,tbe town and or the north side ...

... OUR, AOt~ BAG I A REAsoN voB TznT.-i4A man in Maine, who had stolen a watch, gavb as an fslitge sb4t he was unwell, and his physician had advised hin to take something. Af IBIsHMAE'S ?? I will and bequeath to my beloved wife Bridget all my property without reserve, and'tc my eldest son the rest. If anything is left, it may go. to Terene I'Carthy. IiiHRaSTINS Compm.-There is a couple in ...

... THE WZAD OFP THE NORTH AT ToE L yeum. There are few branhces of proftssional skill applied to the gamuse.. menit'f the public that have had their stages of imptovernent so distinctly marked as the art and mystery of legerdemain. Singce the days of Breslau, and Eatterfelto, dwith his hair on end at his own wonders, wondering for his, bread, and the rising of the less bri. Iiant stars,, Gyngell, ...

... THE -RROPaOSED0AD; DWGs-R.&.O.S ST. *.James's Park. i ., * -- TO'I TDI-OR Ok 1E A - Mtar~eiesld Park, Sept. 20, iossz Sir,-In consequenoeof commu'nnfiatiouitwhich hav6ebeen fmade to me by some ot my constittents,' in relation to apr'oposed rohad from Pall-mall to the Birdcazje-walk;'I have felt it my dut' as' Parliament is not sitting, to write to tihe Chief Comshieeionber of Public Works, for ...

... PLAN 'OF 'D AG H A D K. . , : : : ' ,, ) ' ?? i ~ ~: : 7 . . .: A i % + . e 4 i i, I A . i . . .; IC )K 9 . THE DOCK Adb6xmtoAtxoN Oi ivs Port of Ldondon.-A Vi*it to bleniihm. I There are still a few retired merchants spending the evening of their lives in the comfort and repose which they have so well earned, who can recollect that at thd tine 6*lin they were .ycii*g clerks there was not a ...

... PBEEXE N ASON B Y. 'Dreemtsrnry Say he told on fewe words, iis a fraternify eatending over the surface of the kabitable glohe, speaking a anivorsal Zanage not so Inach to the eav as to the heart ntrommefled 5it1 0 eco sect ar dogms, aiming to unit* man et man the sear o'r on 0 ommon broherhood:' M[eetings for the Week. Monday, September 17.-Lodge, No. 223, Albion Tavern. Tuesday.-Lodge, No. 87 ...

... : i qAXkTIO R , : -c , The Birmingham Income Taxi :efor'm Association, to' which we alluded' last week; has plenty of work before it, if it intends thoroughly to arouse public attention to the question of the hardships involved in the Income Tax. There is at present a suspicion 'in some quarters that the - mercantile and trading classes in Schedule D do not con- tribute their justi proportion, ...

... pRIFICATION IOF THE THA2X15ES- Who is Responsible? . I I We wish we could discern in the agitation forthe promotion of this object those hopeful symptoms' of early success which' many persons are sanguine enough to anticipate. The question is popuisr,' and therefore offers a tempting theme for decramation; but what 9 ranted is action, action, and in that essential there' isa lamentable ...

... STATSHOP BEBASTOP~O1iW I cuidb9h hs liter cissing .t~he cemeter; wheethere r is ?? dddled witbl~beilsrnsd'nlets,'-I ?? thkdigrliuiii eriijoemii breach n.-iade in the Centrial^Bas'ti~osa ?? t ?? ~^,rl.pr,,odit all this side' oaf the tobhn', w hithii it les2:,W &. , houses wbliic ner'no 4+out il G,,iccn~i-,byl vaioa s.mal t~ra, esen. Thais r'8b'graduaIy. des endi .tovr~ards.thev water;, ...

... X,; ; D- ?? Gpil;o I tlww Im' 9 liklyt0beat S~ 'ao~e r 2;he A Charles Dickensi. ?? W..raglst he a4stooj 'sleYia tth p~op. :.P.9 a hitte, clb-serlsca'qusmirtsiiie with t4 ibboks )idiu19d 'as: 11s~sw ,rn 'perfectly a% are, hat cutoiA,1r'1 hto'm&- th& wdird cmleiy ~rdsobce ~vth il 'Hoitot~Uie 'ldu was nob ?? in wehtich~plMy- ~OJaw~ th.3.W tob rt E~J'W.~'slri~ 'Mr.Dickes wh~heonsnt writed la ...