... PRESENTATION TO MR SHARMAN CRAW. I FORD, AT r BORDALE. I. . On Wednesday evening, a public meeting was hela in the Poblic1hall, Rodadale, for the purpose of presenting a testimonial to Mr. Sharman Crawford, the late partismen. 5 tary representative of the borough. The ball had been gaily decorated for the occasion with flags and basiiners, and a tasteful arrangement of floral ornaments. The ...

... I THE CIIANCELLO.R Of THE EX(t7HE- QUZR ONT THE SEBASTOPOL EXPEDiTiO.W. At the neetiag of the Radnorshire Agricultural Society, held at jnghtoe, on Monday, the Chancellor of the Ex- obequler, the Right Hou. Sir G.0. LCewis, Bart., who pre- sided, in proposing the toast of the allied Reets and armies, said :-It is now just about a year since the expedition f upon which the eyes of all England ...

... PRESER VATION e9 LIFE FROM SHIPWRECK Yesterday a meeting of the general committee of gr the Royal Natiooal Life-boat Institution was held at the hi society's house, John-etrcet, Adeiphi; TuOMAs CKAs- aC M&Nl, Esq.. ?? in the chair. Thtrr were also pesent, tb Captain MHlardy, R.N.; Captain Lambert Perrott; as Captain Lean, R.N.; George Lyall, Esq. ; Major Palmer; James Peske, Bsq., R.M. ...

... THE MAINJE LA W MNO VBMfZT. ;IThe ainnual meeting olfmembers of the general 3council of 1The United Kingdom, Alliance, for the total 1and immediate legislative suppression of the liquor traffic,t 11was held on Wedrnesday, in the library of the Manchester 1 fAthenseum; and in the evening a psublic metrisg wes helda f in the Theatre Royal. Thermeetingiof the coun~lwas pie. E Iasided over by ...

... THE LORD*LINUTENANT. The Lord-Lieutenant has left Dublin by special train, onl a visit to Lord Clancarty at Gorbally, near Ballinasloe.. His Excellency was present at the great annual fair, which commenced yesterday. TIlE CHIEF SECRETARY. The Right Hon. Edward Horsman. M.P., has been sworn in as a member of the Privy Oouncil for Ireland. GENERAL INSPSCTION OF CAVALRY. Major General Lord ...

... BAN BRIDGE JUNCTION. The ;ha f-yearly meeting of this company took place at their offices, in B3nbridge, on Saturday ; John.Temple Reilly, Eiq., D.L., J. P., in the chair. The Secretary (Ar. Mackay) read the reports of the di- restors and engineer, which stated that- Since the last half-yearly meeting considerable advance so the several steps towards the ultinate Asoompli-hrne-nt of I your ...

... THE EA RTHQUAKB AT NEW Zcd . LAND. or A letter lately received from a gentleman formerly of rs Boston, gives the follawinggraphic descriptiou of an earth. e- quake in that island:- ae On the 23d of January, Helena, my native girl, was with 11 her friends up the river, and sot liking to sit alone in mly 4 cottage, I donn'd my waterproof for a stroll, The day had been fine, with a smart breeze, ...

... MEuOPOISlf LOCAI MANAGEME ACT. I The four commissioners, Messrs. A. 1 Wood, G. B. Allen, A. Palling, and W. D. Cooper, appointed by Sir G. Grey, under the 4th clause of the new act for the better management of the metropolis,to set out the wards and apportion the number of the veatrymen amongst the various parishes affected by the act, completed their duties yester- day, and had an interview ...

... pSQJEBTY FOR TilE PROPAGATION810F } THE GOSPEBL IN FOREzIGN PARTS. The 154ch annual report of this society, which wes incor- porated by charter granted by King William Ill, on the 16hb Junet 1701, for the receiving, managing, and disposing of such fundsa S might be contributed for the rcligious instruc- tion of her Majesty's subjects beyond the seas, for tile main- tenance of Clergymen in the ...

... T1 R iI A. , FACTS AND INCIDENTS OF ITS CAPTURE AND OCCUPATION BY THE RUSSIANS. [cONCLUDL :D Coaro s aus 3ioRXNtG CHRo aJOE OF YESTERDAY,] The whole history, extending over a century, of t the capture and occupation of the Crimea by the t Russians, as epitomised in the series of articles the conclusion of which is appended below, is a remarkable proof of the grasping policy of the Rus- sian ...

... I , EXPOSURE OF TWO NOTRD S; 1N- DLERS IN SOUTHAMPTON. A great stir has been made amongat many of our trades- men during the past week in consequence of the expoiture of the doings of two persons who. have been advertising them- selves asr Herr Heinemeier, a surgeon dentist, according to his own acoount, of some celebrity, and Mrs. Heinemeier, % schoelmietress, who undertook to receive pupils, ...

... . (PBOX OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) B [The following appeared in our Evening Edition yea- terday]: PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING. I A Council of Ministers, at which the Emperor sa presided, was held this morning at St. Cloud, and sat b several hours. N~otwithstanding the repeated asser- G tions of the German newspapers that M. Prokesch- ti Osten's visit to Paris was merely private, I believe it L t] to ...