develop themselves with equal rapidity, and the two coin- bined create fot"our Government a nice question ; but it hastens to its natural solution. The difficulty of- arresting...

tinent is making itself appqoot in some quarters that have fora time ceased to attract our notice. The Danish, otirt perseveres ih its mad attempt upon the capacitY of,...

AGAIN the intelligence from the seat of war is in a - condition that must be called =satisfactory, not only for. those who have per- sonalinterests at stake, but for the.publie....

means of concentrating its action upon the formation of a Patriotic Fund, is proved to have been a genuine and a national impulse, by the universal promptitude of the public in...

The feeling of the nation, amused by the fighting in the Crimea and the sufferings of the wounded, continues to be steadily exhibited at the numberless meetin,r, held in the...

I.ord John Russell was further entertained at Bristol, last week, at -a grand banquet given by the Corporation. The Merchants' Hall, glow- ing with colours arranged by the hand...

NOTHING beyond the ordinary course of life at Windsor Castle is recorded by the Court newsman. The company at the Castle has included Prince Nicholas of Nassau, Captain Baron...

CRIMEA..—Throughout the week the public have been agitated by a succession of irreconcileable outpourings of the telegraph. Day by day there have appeared in all the journals...

A meeting of the inhabitants of Edinburgh was held on Monday to pro- mote subscriptions to the Patriotic Fund. The notables of the Scotch capital mustered in great strength ;...

At a meeting in Kerry in aid of the Patriotic Fund,—Mr. Henry Herbert M.P., Lord-Lieufenant of the county, in the chair,—Dr. Moriarty the " coadjutor " of the Roman Catholic...

The following letter from Mr. Sidney Herbert to Miss Nightingale, which appears to have been published surreptitiously in the first instance, is interesting in itself, and has...

SATURDAY MORNING. The Russian report of a partial and temporary success at Sebastopol turns out to have been true in the main : the error in Prince Menschikoff's de- spatch is...

" SAVE me from my friends, and give thanks to my enemies !" Some person has been committing a very unworthy breach of con- fidence ' and has sent to the newspapers a letter from...

AMONG the consequences of the extended and rapid communica- tion which we have established with all parts of the world, one of the most valuable is the transmission of hints,...

whose powers of action and observation have not been drugged by sensuality and sloth, books of little imaginative insight sug- gest very living realities. It is in this...

THE King of Denmark must be one of the most sanguine men in the world, unless he has some secret device for getting out of the serape in which he has involved himself with his...

Timm? is one , place which of all others probably is the safest for the commission of offences against the person, not excluding the gravest crimes. It consists of a sort of...

THE question submitted to the Secretaries of the Patriotic Fund— whether officers' widows are excluded from the benefits of a pro- vision—raises a further question, which has...

A six-nlys trip. through Belgium to Cologne impresses the obrierVer of art with four or • five-distinct ideas : the Character of the old Flemish and German schools of painting...

CUNNINGHAM'S JOHNSON.. JOHNSON'S " Lives of the Poets " has a threefold claim to be ad- mitted in a series of British classics : it is the most popular work of one of our most...

thus-- paper, may I trouble you with a short'note on the same subject ? ing in value to the present, and by calling in the preient 5s., 2s. 6d., 4d., and 3d. silver pieces, a...

THE SOLDIER'S CAP. London, 23d October 1854. SIR—As a care for the Armyis not repudiated by you, let nie cell your attention to a small' but important item which is to be...

IN this volume Mr. William Chambers gives an account of a tour made during the latter part of 1833 throu portions of Nova Soot's, Canada, and the States ; the line o the St....

may be remembered, was an American printer's apprentice, with a turn for verse and a longing to see Europe. By dint of a volume of poetry, some assistance from friends, and a...

ALTHOUGH the words " second edition " may appear on copies of Heartsease, or the Brother's TVife, the impressions, we believe, have been continuous. The " trade subsciiption "...

BOOM The Doctrine of Sacrifice deduced from the Scriptures : a series of Sermons. By Frederick Denison Maurice, M.A., Chaplain of Lin- coln's Inn. Painting and Celebrated...

Tuesday, October 31. PshrIntrtsmrs litssouren.-England and.Son, Bingley, Yorkshire, millers.--Wal- lis and Sons, Basingstoke, brass-founders-R. and B. Evans, Bangor,...

On the 18th October, at Malta, the Wife of Commander L. G. Heath, R.N., of a son. OM the 25th, at Portnish, county Antrim, the Wife of Lieutenant-Colonel Cuddy, Fifty-fifth...

Wan-orrice, Nov. 3.-1st Regt. of Life Guards-Cornet and Shb-Lieut. A. IL. Davenport to be LieuL by purchase, vice Viscount Ingestre, who retires; the Hon: C. Dancombe to be...

ADmiRALTy, Oct. 28.-The following promotions, dated the 26th instant, have this day taken place„consequeutant the-decease, teethe 25th instant, of Rear-Admiral of the Blue J....

[Front the O f ficial Return.] Ten Weeks 01'1614-'53. Week of 1854. Synietie Diseases 2,622 .... 271 Dropsy, Dancer, and other diseases of uncertain or variable seat ....

BRITISH FUNDS. cClostpg Pricerp Sa1terd.idlooday. I Tuesday. 1..,—,-:-- 1 Teednes.i Thom; • Frid, ''' 1 1 ' - L._ a per Celli Cobsols A/ 511 911 ' . 511 .911 Ditto for...