... 01thio d ctf teachi ig g Eglish, V,'ritiz: itbe ;iattention p aid to the Religious o tf h i. c ul {al so rre -t sitciotio, '. Cor'n e, hoiloiiru Icii h .tiei reopeatilblepalrtntge. humbly bQ'.3to c ct ai l ts' at t nf tL' fi Ubli fl tliiir, siit It tt; ie ...

... but w ithlout succevss. 1hv lost 'In hiri a, valoable oflicer. hv Onl Fi'day last, a g i 1 ral Mectin of thle Landhlolders, Corn-I isoes Soupply, 8',(ftIis cosanty, wa dinl tilt' Recordt! rs ail, whlen it wi'is rq~oijiedl to ?? 'Petitionis to both Hlouses ...

... mlotst slll sipelcilh' on tilt' Iterif tlt md hesrilg Wq a If tile case, and 1upon0 thile Ill`ertit grolltns tilt ?? lv tile law applied to it, imaniniolusly foundl anld dve ?? il ; til thtose (eeds shouldbie ?? ; cntfrin01 gtle pre- W vilils decision by ...

... tile famous alteration of the law, by wiltab the Judges were rendered indepentdent of the Crown. Of the importance of this measure, w can- not better speak than in the words of Blackstone :- By the noble improvements of the law, in the sta- tute of first ...

... eriti At Jamaica, ott lie 2'2d January last, oft the yellow mat fover, Mrt At1.e)aAsNDER ROtLLAND, aged '21, ~skconid 4uion law of Mrt Pwsrjick Holldtod of Montroise. - ina, 'At lliiietttn, ott thle 1 Ith curtrent, tile *R~eretid inex JAWVts M'ACDO~iNALDO ...

... preferr..d the awatrd an i otfan enlightened and disintere.ted fielad,-to the miore m epengive and unve-tain decisionsuf the law. With t mind stoTed with sentimtaentsr of most unafl'ected pietY. aid a liberality wbich ubeyed tbe dictates of a feeling Pl ...

... ti~ipiri 111n irpnurry, Cnlmliitc't'ilg tire Slin-iltor- itc ntoo'r'irr, 7rrisi i tirrftle Alrict-i'. 'lcir visu i ivng tromi nat-:law. 'Mare r'iti 'liian tftre wi iri in- ilo ocr-a-urr, tire s-i- swk 1 arivrn o bloik.,iO j idg tire LonCiao-I Sril lpirrng er ...

... recoiimend is Iy that tie weight and price be left unfettered to the corn-. pettition of the bakers ; but that the penalties for adul- ir - teration be increased.; and that the law which compels cC bakers to have weights and scales in their shoys, to ...

... that place, to, Miss CATInLxItNi 1stlASEIR, of Edinburgh. At ELdiaiolgh, onl the :26thl uit. JAMES ;iEIiE, Fsq. solicitor at law, to HItLTEN, eldest daughter of. thC late t.Nlr John Cockburn, Hanover Street. At IEdihaburgh, on the 22d ult. J.MEs HEND5I' ...

... land~led o11 a happier shlore tro Su On the 29th ult. tihe University of Ox ford conferred the D)egree of Dtoctor ill Civil Law, upon the, Re(v. Al~rx. NicoLL, 13.C. L. Rfegius Professor of Hebrew, )I(~ and Cattoi of Christ Church. A The Tl'rcaSUrcr of ...

... and wras assisted also w itit rtaill of hris B~rotheCr, the tile- wholeh beitig perforited itt giood style. becti AB3ERDIEEN CORN, MARIK 'I-'lov at CO0 Wea .s ..~. 2 i to 2Ss. co FI . I lOs. ti Oils. til t~ Nw . ..1 Pav. Cd. to 211 ...

... tie returenetd 15 per tcist. ;iii 1816, iitd iwr cant. S1 SI , 2t0 per ccitt. ; and 1822, 'do per cenlt. 'l'lie Srotti~shi Law Commissioti, f'or emimqtiring i to the best meanes of' clearing off' the present arrear of' ap- li3tilS to thle Hlouse of Lords ...