... - I,&dL EOt.I. EAGsq3 RO A-LovE - LETrne.-DonmTrut CC PLTMENT.-HM'wI E Wih, mv dear Adelaide, my engag- manti woud nermiii me to leaave tnwn and go to 9s6 vou- Tt would .be likye ?? g.Soie. old r~uin;, ha~l~oved- b time, and fraught with a thou and plea ing rrlleotins.Y G.9oD Lhc: 'A ehort tie ago, two youths of thie place, hrbile amugtbetnslves in the Esk, in the vicin~ty of Brechin Castle, ...

... No intelligence of anyimxportance has been received from t1'e Critues, beyond that givan, ?? that Olsess has been bombr-tled is hourly expected,, end the results of this attack are looked for with some 'anxisty, it being known that since the last bombardment considerable. fortifications, with very heavy cannon, have been thrown up. Prince Gortechakoff's despateh 'of the Rth is rather cloudy. ...

... EIRlUTALITY TO AN UNFORTUMATZ The Hea0jord Times of Saturday wveek contains a report of the proij~j ffibdditi5teekfsofds'a ?? the irquest on the woman Morgan, ki'led 3a that city bv eight navyivss W' - lsite attention to the portiont of evyiftce which re'*toelt dedfidubt of the Iu-w firmary officials. t spould be' pterise thjt'thd npor, womnan had heed tqrribly.'beatsi; one of her eyee &8a ...

... THE DURE OF C&PBRIDGX AT -IVERPOOL Otrom the ni~ei. . .. 0 ?? ?? ?? T aes my.; Vommercs.has. not nuaslly.beea wanting in respect for the profession of arnie..' siction of X thentilitarfin school have even ?? Wmerchants and mianufacturers ofI awarding an undue amonut of admirition t' the defenders of tbeir couniry, bht in time of war, atileit, the honour' paid to our Nelsons. and Our ...

... .ANIZLOpE1UENT PRUSTR ED., On Saturday last (saysthe Berkshire, C-ovnic e) the up. station 'Of the Great Western -ail-way in Reading was-the :scene of. most unusul. recurrence, excitiog both old and young, particularly the latter, in no small d-gree. The chief train from Brbstol. due at Reading at 4.15, arrived at its proper time-,-but-had-to-remrin-at Rgadieg some timne in .order . to allow:- ...

... REYNOLDS:S ,NEWSPTEML GURVDA. OCTO. M . MU. SUNDAY'S EDITION. ' A NAEW COALZTION.-THE PRENIZEO ANI HEI LEADiNG JOURNAL. Wo dare, it is stid, shortly to witness another cosli- tion, woref fonstronszicongrusand alad nprincipled, thanthat A Dhass adrnimistratiozy, w hose credulityt and: connivanice 'destroyed-'the peace',of 'Eurtod, and involved England in a crucl,' i ostfy, ?? disautras war.o T ...

... IXCIDrMTS AND ,a. TES~-O r THE WA1I. S}B COIJX.C.qAxLT4 said the otber-day, cn addressing his briegaede, sh are ?? ass to be Thn OCCUPAuOrr Or' S A2nSTOPOL.- The French, says an English writer hat e h literally sered the' west- endV ' tothemselves, and assigned £'Wspwplg tous. A Zonav telis me -there-ar' to-day three French regiments and one Eugliehe-as a; garis' fiWEastopol. He bas come ...

... ! 0 IEB: f - 0 .THEB 3DEFENCZ or ZSO~ A. ?? ?? _ _OPOU The following summary of Prince Gortchakoffs. report. of the defence ot Sebastopol fromt the' 17th of August tV the 9,h of, September. is taken fromi the JTo a7.de Peterswbowsr : On tbe 17h of August the enemy opened against th faubuurg of K~arabelnalaa doubles fire ofarthillry, lori- zontal and vertical, which ws continued throtagh ...

... In last week's Dnumber of ReqtYoUdis Newsppei thers was the full account ot a blackguard assault by Lord Ernest Vane, of thp 2ad Life Guards, on Mr. Nash,' the lessee of tbe Windsor Theatre, and of his lordship's convic~ion in the tumpey penalty of 51. by the Windsor magistratps. Mr. Naih bas since written to the Times, explaining the whole affsir, and stating that the onagistrates actually ad ...

... THE ADMIlIitTRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIA. . ?? 'sued the jllowing, as their s--c-6nd a-ddr~iis Ae Wiff9e seen, itrefr~ ~~edto.. thedisposition ezhibitqd,-by' tho RG:VOn-Rrent An'd parliament on ifg ~questiwon f admliasi- tretve rformin ,hl -eso. ?? opt the neceosfty mint f eduation and. iiannonce therto'lut ~io cg~f th fo: b~i i ?? '~ah Pe~Wo in' evekyP ?? 3ovement' hoeeteiuty, aue ?? cla tjorn iq ...

... HUMOROUS GATHERINED,$ ?? T1CK.T 9S E@4 nS FETES FO TIC T'O-L oV ERf Tge ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 9erls nvictotia- ' ?? ad ' B'Pt'>t iu hurnblitatibwof- tbe example -of .his road, Brixton sounbl. sin eas h'w aval the.melve5 of'passit g evetat attract patronage to tbsir ?? brs, begiinspgctfally to An nouncb that WAmiS his sntention to (pen thesabove brilhianti andhoso ebsantiogrdens -with a, series -of fote5 ...

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