... ARMY STATIONS, DECEMBER 1,1855. let Life Guards, Hyde-park. 48, C. ot G 6pe; Chb aM. 2nd Life Guards, Windsor. 0th, Crlmea; Wiester. i.L Horse Gds. Be epark. 4th Crimea; Tempemore, let Dragoon Guaod., Crlmea; 48th, Crimea; FarkMet, lleter. 49ts, Crimea; Fermoy, il, Dublin. 0t, Crlmea: Iermoy. 8rd,DublI. litMalta; Bury. 4th, Crimea, Newbridge, 5dBengal; Chstham, th Crimea; Newbrldgs. f3rd, ...

... THE GABDEN.-By E. An ,> I SEASONABLE GARDEtNI If our readers have attended to the iepeated warnlang they have had to protect things against froat, they rsay on Zatin- late themselves that their. steoik be not seered' 'if, on the Qestrary, anybody has neglected our admonitions, and left tender seabjeete to the ?? Of the climate, same rnuat have eaffered, and hle has only himself te b1lame, ...

... From all we Can Zearn, there seems to be no proba. bility Oe any move in the Crimea at present; and as we reported last veek, the army is still sating down io its winter quarters. At the date of the departure of the last mail, the new winter dothing had just been issued to the troops. Neither in the quality nor the quantity of these articles can, it is said, the Mosb fasti. dioas grumbler find ...

... THE MANCHESTERf STR1KE. The fifth meeting of tbe minders arid poeeow o0 strlke was held on Weaduesday evenirru in trie Pdople'd institute, and the room was sgainr tllle1t The list of mills in the neig'hboarhood having ?? iT ,6sled over, to ascertain those from which there wero wcrl' people pre- sent, the chairman szid that 'ire nuaberelt h-dro GD strike was bei.g gradually increased. ?? wrved ...

... SFI&VE, OR RESIGNT. To THIE EIToR.-Sir,-Under the above heading are a few wholesome remarks in your last paper, which are characteristic ot the indeptndent spirit that per. vades all your editorial articles; and I am glad, sir, that the netty contemptible tyranny that would dictate to any one, even in the matter of a moustache, on the strength ?t position or power, finds in you a stern, an- ...

... B- 3RITI-H EX1PED~. I The 2nee' qorrespeent furnishes some interestn 21ntter connected. with the change in the command of the army in the Crime,, and the stoe taken in Sebas. topcd - M- 01 5H22 TRATHAR SIIOArEOO Nov. 13.-The enemy have made no m-they ane only niaking huts andpraigfrth fftar. Still the allies expec, or'rather hope1 that the Rusians Will be considerate enough to play our game ...

... LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONON NEWSPAPER. I I THIE WAR.-HO- AND COLD. '1 Prince Valentine Esterhazy-messenger of peace from Austria-will hare arrived in St. Petersburg in good time to assist at the Te Detm performed in the church of St. Peter and St. Paul to the glorification of Russia, and to the eternal odium of Eigland. Kars has been allowed to fall Men of the mould and temper of heroes-when there ...

... | THE SARDINIANVISIT. i II ! . I. . . .. . I I THEXTING'8 ARRIVAL AT DOVEL8. His majesty the King of Sardinia arrived at Dever at 7.40 on Friday morning in the .Vivid steamer, Cap- *ti Smithertswhick left Calais at five o'cil He was received by the naval and military authorities of the port, the -Sardinianl misstey, General Grey, anA the other members of the Qneen's household sent down to ...

... The publication of a report by a special committee of the shareholders in the Eastern Counties railway is a startling event in the railway world. The committee was appointed at a meeting of proprietors il the Lon- don tavern on the 31st of August, mainly in canse- quence of disclosures by Mr. Henry Bruce. We can only give the principal points and sabstanceof the report. The board of directors ...

... UNITED ORDERS PROVIDENT ASSURANCE CO.IPANY. A meeting was held on Thursday, Nov. 29, at the Literary and Scientific institution, Pimlico (E. C. Whiteburst, Beq,, hl the chair), for the purpase of explaining to the working claseea the value, or rather duty of life asourance, and of a really saf sickness assurance. One el the directors of the United Orders Provident Society and General Assurance ...

... METROPOLIS LOCAL MA6EmtNr ACT. I I f%. ?? l .- r . - ?? On Wednesday, the elections for the representatives to tee central board of werks from the various metro- polian parishes, took place uader the provisions otthe Metropolis Local Management act. We subjoin the results:- CiIr oF LonDorN.-r. Harrison, Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Hall. ST. MA.UYL1;oxrn.-At the close of the ballot, the naubers for the ...

... IRBLAND. 74 - HOW ?? ill Cfflefz 6ie 1 C DeD lete fr. DrnghWed, daead the 22 hndinstant, witerds assoatrsgo l tativ of the mode in which the recslt oection foe the county of Meath was conducted :-Three aen, M'Qahau, Devin. and Fynolda, were xcused of having waylaid and beaten a andh named Bouend, serut to Mr. Cullen, of Tarfi, cotnty of Month (brother to the ArchbishoP of Dublin). It was ...