... 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 ...

... TiHE BMI.TI S H- ,F LEET A T Petropasilovski.. It is with a feeling akin to doubt and misgiving that we occasion- ally put to ourselves the question, in all its ?? Britannia in fact rulethe waves? The mental reply that in the name of justice we are forced with sorrow to make-for our patriotism forbids the lip to breathe it aloud-is, that she is in the habit oftener, far oftener, of misruling ...

... G L:OR I'0 U S N-E W S. FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 10. Lord Panmure Las received the following telegraphic desatc ?? Simnpson, dated AlliMes. SheenEPT. .--SebastopoI is in the possession of the Allies. The 'enemy, during the night and this morning, have evacuated -the Southo ide, after exploding their magazines, and setting fire to the whole of th town. All the men-of-war were ...

... DON CA STER DEN OUEMEINTS; Pontefract Picks; and, Manchester Mems. By TOUCHSTONE. In another column will be found recorded the results of the Doncaster Meeting for the present year, which, in singular develope- ments, has scarcely any parallel'in the annals of this far-famed racing town; and, although we may not have been wholly successful in the carrying out of our ideas, still the reasons ...

... s>.F1 __AMATU MAGISTRATES. ?? 11n4 - A.- I -. - Sheffield is generally considered to be a century behind other e towns; but its magistracy seems to be very forward. AlnEasxts Da is the leading potent, grave, and reverend Sigiuor, and a berry noble Massa. This luminary, at the Brewster sessions held in Sheffield, on the 25th ult., appears to ieve carried out to the letter his opinion of ...

... TOWEI I T H E W AR. There is an extraordinar acartli`of newvs,~,which is scarcely eur- prizi after the rapid succession of 'important enes already recordedi Ou oePages. It is reported in Paris that 25 000 men have embarked at 13l1uidieara for the ncorth dfelatib! rda, The Consitvtiotsnnel thinks it mnay state that Pranceh to deplore tthe loss of five genlerals killed in the taling of S tol, ...

... DDSpATCHES FROX GENERAL B IMPo WAR DEPARTMENT, SEPT. 10. Lord Panmure has this day received a despatch and its enclosures, of which the following are copies, addressed to bis lordship by General Simpson. I BEFORE SBBASTOPOL, AUGUST 28. ,gy Lord.-Since the attempt of the enemy to force the passage of the TchernaYa, on the 16th inst., no movement of aggression 11s taken place, but all the ...

... TEE ASSAULT ON THE RIEDS. To . - - It would appear from the list of casualties among the officers, that the brunt of the fighting at the Redan fell upon the Second and Light Divisions, commanded by Generals Markham and Codrington, and portions of Spencer's Brigade of the 4th, and Horn's Brigade of the Highland Division. The First Division, composed of the Guards, with the 9th, 13th, 31st, and ...

... s XLA TE PFEA A CRTORNE | L A E ardens.. ' , . I TO THE EDITOB 01' TEE EBiA Sir,-I slijd feel obliged by youir jilerton the enclosed 'lettr, sl1o ciiiconception baving gaimed gound on the subject to which it JIdes, and many inquiries having been made in reference theret,7-I am, sir, your most obedient servaot, Tii ?? B. Srn bxso. goyal Cremorne; Septemlier ll,- 18g5. Thistle greje; Bronptotl, ...

... TOWN EDITION. X SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1855. , ; ETHE PALL OF 8SEBASTOPOL. . The suspense of the hopeful, the fears of the tilmid, and the taunts of the traitor and the peace-monger, are alike ended. Sebastopol has fallen, in defiance of Russia's utmost efforts, the rules of military science, and the difficulties necessarily attendant on. a distant invasion. We have had no common enemy' to deal ...

... ORIGINAL COIMU'NTCATION AND~ FREE OPINION. . Licensed Victuallers' Protecio .Society. Sir,-A letter having appeared in your Journal of Sniday last, signed by the Secretary of the Licensed Victuallers' Defence Asso- ciation, referring to a Circular of the Licensed Victuallers' Protec. tion Society, which you were kind enough to ihstrt in your Jonrial of the previous week, and reiterating some ...