... R k.-4 D MILITARY NEWS. 8O orlYS AND AP:OINTMHNTS. foilois *ppointm5nts wore madd at the Adrs ralty 1161rrd4 - chrTAINsS. l B ?? Yelvrrton, C B,. to o Brale. OAry ,Wlr to the Arrogant, 0°t ~COMtM!AYtER M n to the ?? , ar~bsh s PAYTMASTSI S- ,,to the Vi tory- ,I ijddiick, to the Filigard. J Weaver. to the WaterloO. ie.veBrlet, to the Impregnable. WOOILWICHd, DzC. 23. lve gonboats, which are in ...

... SIR ROBER 7 PErL. 'Sir .Plesl,Bairt., M.P., who is 'the Captain of the An. I gle1eea troop of' the Stafeordshire Yeomanrry Iaar~etr ity Wooind'atdiatier on Wednesday, at the Qiveen's Arms' Hotel,'I ton. the ao-omsindofficers sudt privates of 'his treopi and -I ion ProOsd, the toast of 1The Army and Navy, in a stYle.! 'be! which betokened unusually strong feeling upon the subject.i ted 'The ...

... POLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. mbers of the MetrofolitanC Board of Works as- yhe 1esterdaY for tile lrdrt titne at Burlington House, ' aienU fenrly the whole of the memubers were present. Ptieprcoeedi6Tr. rs will be seen, were almost wholly of a6 roceeingsr SStr fIbN Thefi~~qn~tii5 hoh Drone was the eleetion of chair- irt^ tor iyIgrY propsegd Mr. ThwAeite. Si IInt ?? Mlr. H L. TAYLOR objected on the ...

... iROYAL AGRICULTURAL SUCIRTY OF I ZNGLAND. MONTILY CoufouL.-Mr. ay~mond Barker, V.P., in the Chair. Forty.t4ree new members were elected. FMrAOscS.-Mr. Raymond Barker laid before the eouncil the monthly report on the accounts of the society, from which it appeared that the curreat cash balance in the bonds of the bankers was £361. PAR.S IMPLEMENT Snow.-Mr. Evelyn Danison, M.P., ai English Juror ...

... OURREPNOY QUBSTION1. To mna R ?? or T111MORKING CHROXICLU. SIB-Tho Currency question having engrossed much at- tention, owing to the complicated state of our financial sys- tens, and the total inadequacy of specie to carry on our coin- mercial interesurse at hoam and abroad, I beg to offer some few remarks on the subject, which may tend to alleviate the diflcalty, so as to secure, at the same ...

... LONDON: TUESDAY, DOEOMBBR 4,1855. The visit of the King of SARDINIA to Portsmouth has added another to his experiences of the naval power of England, and has afforded him a fresh confirmation of the worldly wisdom of the policy which led him to join the Western Alliance. At Woolwich he saw. evidences of the constructive power of this country-at Portsmouth the glorious results of our activity ...

... . .: . . . . a~_ , DUBLIN POLICH MAGISTRATS-.:;. Government has inadearrangemrhts for reducing the number of police magistrates in Didlin from seven-their present number-to five. It is sta4_e that a still further reduction is contemplated, and that there will be ;but one police court ?? .of.: three. Mr. JamesaMagee, of the head office, and Mr H. .O'Callagila, of the Cipel-street office, have ...

... Too many of our aristoeraey, with griffins and phuenixes emblazoned in their coach panels, might with due significance exchange the fabu- lOU8 creatures for the domestic realities of hares and pheasants, these noblemen are such whole- sale dealers in game. Certain dukes and mar- quises are, in fact, little more than poulterers with coronets. Now, we see no reason why nobles men should not turn ...

... fl$PORNTEMPORARIES. I it Sgk o, IN Tu! CRXNEA.-rlimee.)- TO , home of the vigorous proseution of the we tB s bere eversody is in earesat; but since the gt g September that great business seems to have 8tb Qf t-jy still. Who is to blame for this miserable etood ?? act to the great and glorious tra- ad Ir 0 atob of which was Alma, the second In. the third the repulse of the 18th of June, the ...

... * THE DIVIDED KiOW.NOTHI The United States mail brings as yet no president's peessage. Du rg the first two days of the meeting of doogress, no lese than nine ballots for a speaker took plaei in the house of representatives, but none of the candidates Could muster a sofficient majorlty. It is in- timated ia the New York Herald tbat arrargements aia been entered into, in consequel~e of which toa ...

... LBOUR 'AND WAGEB. TH, COAL S.INEE, To THEI oEDITOB Or zYSNoL0DnSS NEwsPAPE3E Sm,-At the delegate meeting of thae miners of the eounty of Kid Lothian, held, on Saturday, 22nd instant, it was unanimously agreed that a general meeting of'the miners 7of the said county should 'be 'eld on Satorday, 5th January, 1856, attwelve o'clock, noon, in the Msons': Biall, Dalkeith, when nmatters affecting ...

... I.'101MGA. wntuftwoz. - Therj are ruiiurs of peace current in Paris, and also tbat the state of Frenth finances is such as to render the prosecution of the war rminous. if- not impossible. 'The SifdCe, the, most democratic of French journals published in France, inthe -course -of an indignant arlicle prompted cy the Kng f Prussis' ?? treats as supremely rldi- inteds: all ff., rriours of pease ...