... HER MAJESTY OF l1~ D SULDIERSa I - ?? fflnd Prince -13 mornrlg }Her Majesty anot 'rince th 4?:WeS e;n Oun from WVindsor, and afterwards th A3'?t Arrovel inAI 11 station to the Bricklayers' le, . ai of tbe North Rent Railway, whence a re ; r ted at eleven for the Strood terminu tb hua! r. of the '1st Regiment received Her WI ' 3r'° Ie a vas also signalized by a Roya tV H.!V r. pur battery. The ...

... DAWLISH. AN OpEr ADVOCATE OF PUSEYISN.-Cnrate. Manley preached at the chapel of St. Mary on Sunday morning (last week), snd in his sermon strongly enforced upon his besrer; the. propriety of bowing towards the communion table as they entered and retired from the church. His, remarks on this subject were considered so offensive by many of,tbe Protestant attendanta thattheyinmediately quitted ...

... EASTERN COUNTIES RAILIAy (C'nsfistel freom TAe Morning Chkroricla of y11ut'Y s ADVANCES. We nre accused by the Committee of InveetiJ,,.I baving improperly made adraarica out ?? api I shall give you the particulars of these advancese run it will then be for you decide as to the impropriety of an one of them. 1. The first advance referred to is an advance te the Norfolk Railway CompanY of ...

... NUiMEfROUS FIRES.-Loss' OP HNIREE LIFES. - 1 | A fire happened yesterday morning, at the residence of Mr. Crab, No. 29% Davies-street, Berkeley-square, termi nating fatally to Mrs. Frances Crab, aged sixty years. It appears that the deceased was afflicted with a paralytic af., faction ; an attack came on ; the most piercing shrieks for help issued from her room, and she was discovered nearly ...

... THE DEATH OF JOSIAH COYDER, ESQ. We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. Josiah Condor, which 0elancholy event occurred on Thursday evening, at his residence in St. John's-wood. Surrounded by his family, who hafe been in constant attendance upon, him ever since his illness assumed a serious form, he most peacefully entered into rest at about hal'-past eight o'clock, without a struggle. ...

... SECOND EDITION7. .UOANING CHRONICLE OFPICN, Saturday, 12 8) p.m. TELEGPIAPEIC DESPATCHES.' THE NEGOTIATIONS. DRESDEN, FRIDAY. Baron Seebaob, the Saxon Minister at Paris, and also son-in-law to N. de Nesselrode, who is about to proceed to St. Petersburg, is to explain the position of affairs, and to recommend moderation to the Russian Government, which regards the neutralization of the Black ...

... M0RYING CHRONICLE OFIoRC, Wreduesdcqi, 12 80 P.M. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH. PARIS, TUESDAY. NI: ?? The Cairo has arrived at Marseilles, Bih a es from Constantinople to the 14th, and from the to i Crimea to the 11th. ther ?? ~fos EXP.RSS FRO31~ PARIS. [FROt OURt OWN CORRESPONDENT.] whu PARIS, TUESDAY MORNING. lu I have no political intelligence to communicate tha to you to-day, unless it be a ...

... THE MORNING CHlRONICLE. L ON DO N: i FRIDA Y, DEC(E.IMBER 21, 1S55. The frustration of Mr. DISRAELI'S schemes as a taetitian is being accomplished with much more rapidity, than his worst enemies could have hoped D for or expected. When, as observers of public affairs, we some days since commented on the speech in which Mr. KLNDALL threatened to throw off his allegiance to his chief, we could ...

... DR. LUSHINGTO.Y v. CHURCH ORNAMENTS. To TUN EDITOR oF THE MORNING CaRONICL. sln-it rnay be remembered that when we parted from Dr. Lushington on our voyage of discovery in quest of certain ornaments of the Church, whiob, in his opinion, are DOW lost and forgotten, we left him In a very uneomfortable (uot to say, unseemly) position, and spasmodically strug- gliug to escape from the ...

... n a THE WRATUKIR. ler The weather since Saturday has becn sc v stormy, and, in consequence of the gales, the Dail3 ;l have been seriously retarded. 'OU CHRISTMAS CHARITIES. The committee of the Mendicity Iastitut he Vsher's-quay, provided a substantial meal of beef I mutton, bread, and boiled rice for nearly Goo desti' tute persons on Christmas-day. The contributj0 ?? of bread, meet, &c., for ...

... The Cape papers, in noticing the arrival of a vessel from the Island, which left there on the 6th September, give the following extract from the: St. Helena Herald, by which it appears that the Portuguese Government have taken forcible possession of a portion of the African coast, their right to which is not admitted by the British (o- vernaient The Sasan Jane was only eight days from St. ...

... TYNEMOUTIT COUNCIL, A meeting of the Tynemouth Town Council, was held on Wednesday, the Maycr in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having been read and confirmed. The TOWN CLxoox read a letter from the Town Clerk of Gateshead, acknowledging the receipt of the memo- rial in reference to the new dock; a letter from the Ad- miralty; a letter from the Trinity Houme, and also another ...