... At the annual meeting of the Withanm Azvilcnlrura Society on the I Ith inst,, Mr. M.erhi upon his health being drank. made thle foltlowing ohservia~iotss- lite had no hope hut acicutturists vwood ever believe -itat e was ar .ninc at a orofit. and he oubted whether many of them would admit that They were convinced that dftiitre. irtigation, steam power, and other things Iwhich involvea a large ...

... SOCIETY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE L&BOURING CLASSES. A rather remarkable fact, lately announced. Oives great encouragement to one clans of philanthropic Is. bourers among us, Mr. Abbott Lawrence lately the Ambasador from the United States in Lo.tdon, has be. queathed 50/.00 ?? (I10Q0B1.) for the erection of model lodginz-bousea in New York. He thus gave the strongest expression in his power ...

... C, ?c Eusluirb 3surnal. .-SATURDAY, OcranEut 27, 1855. it i.s evident, as, suggested bv the Presii. that the question will soon5 have to be determined by sthe cort try whether we shall have a Constervative peacie, or a democratic wr. however sh-,arply that journa) maly have been talien to task for its late articles upon this all-engrossing and important subject, still it has not been far wrong ...

... - afte EpsUivid 3otrnal. SA.I;TURPAY. )CTORFt. 13, IS5., At the lae Aivizcs fur Suffolk, that most ?? atd exaemplary Judge. Sir James Parke. called tiu at- tention of the grand jur. to the importance of provid- in a reformnator institution for juvenle ooffnders. W'ith a promptitude which entitled them to the great- est credit. the grand jury took the subject into con- sideration. and in their ...

... THlE WABu IN THE EAST. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. | Lord Panmure on Tuesday received a despatch from General Sir James Simpson, ?? enclosing com. plimentary letters received from His Imperial Majesty the Sultan on the occasion of the termination of the siege of Sebastopol. THE CAPTURE OF KINBURN. FoxrCin OSFIcE, Oct. 20. Lord Clarendon bas received this day the followinz intelligence from ...

... THE EARL OF CHICHESTER ON RIFOUIA- TORY INSTITUTIONS AND THE TICKET.OP- LEAVE SYSTEM. At the East Susses Michaelmas Sessions, recently held at Lewes, the Earl of Chichester, acting as chair. man of the magistrates for the county. of whom a lamre number were present, in a eharge to the grrand jury ad- verted to three topics of public interest at this snoment -namely, the operation of the recent ...

... Indlepiend.enit (irder of Odd Fellows. MIanclhester Unity. AN NXIVERSARY AT IPSWICH. The friends of the above mstitution held their nani. vcrarV rat tbe Corn Excianze on Wednesday last, when t!i- n ciuhers of the followint- Lodes of tile Ipswvich ?? ict. conrsiasn tie ?? Orwell Lodge. the LoQal C'onmerce lodge. and the Loyal Briton's Pride Lodge. It hat :,een the rtnttom for rears past for the ...

... THEi WAR X] THE EA.&T. JOURNAL OF OPERIATIONS. (FIromn rl3e corrc 'afdvllt of 3the Vknez.) CAMP BEFOnRE Sr.lASTOPOL. S~rur. 30-Theeneay, having discorered the preparations for throwing up batteries aesr Fort Alexander and the ruins of Fort Paul by the 'rench and English respectively. conmmenc- edi n hea~ve firc from thae n orthera wtorks acid (arcs thii mnorning, wvhich they continued ...

... TilE WAt 1N' TEI EAST. DESP.ATCII FROM GENERAL SIMPSON. A despatcb arrived at the War Office, on 'Monday. from Gencrlt Silpson, dated Sept. if4 Invint- irfore Lord Panniure a letter received from Marshsal Pelis'icr. hearing testimony to the services of Mpjor General Rose end L.ieut. Colonel the lion. St. George oler I who are attached to the head. quarten of the Fre-ne army, and recommending ...

... 11ISC.EII,.AN E(OUS PRo3io0I Ss.-ThC Queen lis hen graciouly Plens.q ed to give orders for appointinghiiE citlleney IeCCoute Vnillnn:. marsmlil of France, to he an I snariry member, and General James Simpson to be an ordinary member of the Afilitary Dirision of the First Class, or Knights Grand Croqq, of the Most Ffonourable Order of the Bath; Major General Hugh Hernfy Rose, C.B., he ...

... THIE BILLErTING SYSTEM. The Uev. G. i.31s. ci: bolai to thie Goal at Great Yar. mouth, uakcs the foilowitn inspot taut oburvations in his lastreport tottie ?? in quartersestious:- I canuot Ecrae this report withoutrecordinr s few Oh serrations upon Ihe circumstances which have so greatly increased the number of prisoners in the year jut cont-luded. The number was 426 : last year it was 25-9. ...

... CHURCH MYIIS'SIONIRY SKCIEM THE&ANNIVE11SAI1Y AT IPSWICHI. The usiai Iattiiuil sertuons wser ;reached at the re. spective parish churches of St. Stephen. -t M.ar~net. .St. Peter. St. Cleme~nt. ?? Helen, toid at the church oi the soyrl~y o ndisv im1 lr.i thegutticinc selected to deliver the jit eurm.-s 11iavini bicen the, ,Iev. ChiitlC IlodgsoO. the -.Ssociation Sceretary, the R1ev. J.1 l ...