... .. P. . - . ,. inl iiL'dttt'oriy, Deeember' 3ii Ma at Tie PROVOST, 1I'V0e.95 l'l ir- A Report wao read fromt tliore isiing CO'lmerltoo, recoin- N Nei ,n mnen d in g t ImIaVIa lim of by~ lurg Lo eu i the) refrusea strit' ol f theIaIII bri' S ieb bout' onl the Iiulcq, as proposedl by Mv Abmrriclry, Tiere o roxuit re ?? mleealn erieapted tile repocz i. henltml t i Visidleg die CoRinititeO to ...

... Johin Allan, Deputef Master ; John N1'llardy and Janmes Adam, Coin Liii l !entt ; Charles IDawson, T~etasttcr George Davidson, ber Seveta,'e Alexander Ilarron, Gmnstl Stesc',td William ?? anti bon Got-don, Setnior and Junior Stec,eeoTe ; fe Hutigi Fraser and James Paterson. As~smlossse famoa B~remner. o' George mitiehll, W11illiam T. Craig, George Fiarquhar, Alex. den r' Stuart, anid lames ...

... pR?SBYTI?R? or ?T?tATHDQt*?E?. ten SETTLEMEN'1' OF TilE ICItt\. MR. EDWARDS. dot M.tit'SOCU, ?? Jan. 21. m? Long before ditybreak, Abeichirder 'ace all astir, neil fisiet Pro all quactere peoplehegan to tltrongtowiirda the scene election ma The nuniber ot'persons present, at eleven o'clock, was piobably we 1200 or 1300. It was at mice evident thai to conduct the pro. ci' ceedings in Cite manse ...

... ; .- .. - ?? Vomaall.? liitolln,?orco foynimly Omitted. m101 wore11 elinoon, V~iz.: butor. ?? Iwoout Scott, do. MIr Janeo, Suiottl Alidlenml, ?? 11010 Iio1 llt~I C C;i' ant. 2ililc, 2olt 21 1tl loo lslt ?? dteri . Fi' mif ., .2 lalubll, do. 21' ''liios11. II ?? L~i O1r Win; lll by er II ?? ,ti ?? ' 1,01 li',gmt I T ueCriiil~ or C iI vii11111 I uit ; lii t'il' ,lo N.Iii1il41.i'''' ti tit 0011 ...

... 1MAIUXSCHAL CLLEG> I AND UW1TVERlSIT. Oiu Friuley~ ith Ist Autrh, rtse ltIvgr't't, f A.AI. winuta'tttfatt' l ?? taut tlie telt~isniig L'tItttisllaltes, attic Kvtiutihi~iitetu If E VtIt ' LIsleIIts oIf' Stli torict ?? tuie Mirai Phil:ioptshtiy miii t1tgt, li u tsnu silt ldt's e_ poilln Atetititter Attaim Lesehlta. tutu,, itteit' Alt-,'ie'e'a. .he'tit Besti, (itetelesie 'tletiitii MLi,ritsmtig, ...

... (Promt the Jolna Bltl.) The proposed establishment in Scotland of a College for the eduen- tion oftthe sons of Episcopalian gentlemeni, and the troinlog of young men for the service of the Reformed Catholic Church in that country, excites the wrath of our vehement conteolporary the Globe. We are not surprised at this. The Protestant Episcopaliais of Scotland con. slst, for the moet pact, of ...

... Wleeting of Hlarbour Committee. 11'1,1 . 1 1X o~t I'ltirlrreehrgl, d/rty 13. Od T-1ellitivoos, P'rei. Oll II A R11t0 U O t I M I It ttireot' e rr r B. Is A Report wao Lend ?? tire Srbh.Cotioiltteile, irppoioted oil the ICth ct Feb ruary lost, 0tltoe oujejtoft oth IsSggestionis foritilelraitproeeoteot of oor liarbtir, the ?? to tile Heiad by Proviost litoille. Tbe Ljr Committee, after ...

... PUBLIC DIN'NER. A isimber of the frienlds of Mr Georgc awrn~vcne, who ?? lately comsuonced lunkeoper in tueto~n of '[urnis',o Orlh-n counlt of his stcady, obliging, nod respcetablo character, onter- talinosl him at a6 Jlublio Dioner in thc 'town llsell, Dln Th;ursdaly the I ~th cunvoct. Notwvithstanding the sorority of the weathler, fiens 80 to 90 Gentlemnen snt down to a most elegantf and ...

... ?? 6XS,VATiZVr DXXZNjt, i;Dl.'ZI:U IGll.-01n Thoursiay night le annual Conservative dinner, in commemoration of the ittic of Waterloo, took place in tihe 11opetoun Rooms. Mr obart Whigbamn of Lochpatrick, was in the chair, supported n the right by Sir lames Campbell of Ardkinglass, Mr Wil- an Aitchison, Sir David Dundas, te.; nod on the left by MIr o'ert Bruce of Kennet, MIr Duincan M''eil, ...

... COUNTY METETING. jielPlt, ?? ION. It i I! Ic It floitiL' (Ill ci ciii c ii Li ?? Ihut hccii locti sct to ice ('CII tii tcccic Cc 'it tylicc ic' i ' ic ot'c'cictccs'citc therit c~c~ c' iitit ti' Sil t c ?? i i ii'v ?? i ,cici'ciiicc t eit 'iiiccticcoaciic I ccii'~ an hA ?? l~a ?? Stoic ccc ?? ty ,'ciiiw ik A tic ltilil' Sol cc tc' Xii' Al-tii cc.icci cc'c 'lii' lcd ?? I i cc ciiicci Mi i. ...

... Aecident to William Hope Johnstone, Esq.-Early on Tuesday morning last, as Mr. William Hope Johnstone was returning to Raehills in company with one of his brothers, a gamekeeper, and others, who had been out watching for night poachers, he accidentally slipped, and fell over a bank about twenty feet in height. When taken up, it was found that he had been severely bruised about the face and ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL AND TIHE POST OFFICE. It will be cbserved, that Bailie RICHARDSON called the attention of the Council to the circum- stance, that there had been no delivery of letters on the recent fast day, whereby serious incon. venience had been caused to several parties. In the discussion that followed, a dif~erenicc of opi- nion was expresse(l, as to whether there ought to be any ...