... Molllson, Easter Reht ; 2. Mr. Valentine, AtMock ; 3, Mr. orb rat.. Glasgowforest; 4, Mr. Mol Ison, Easter Edit; 3. do.: Mr. Valentine. Afflork. 11. (Jafft tone year ..Id I-I. Mr. Molison, faster Edit ; 2, Mr. CRmpbell, Kincller ; 3. Mr. Mulison, Easter Edit ...

... iu provision*. Monday, March ‘26. Lord J. Russell stated that, on Wednesday se'enight, he would move that the house, at its rising, should adjourn to Monday the ICtb of April. NAVIGATION LAWS. The house then went into eommittee the navigation-laws; and ...

... known, the more highly she esteemed (loud cheers). Air—** Logie Buchnn/* Mr. Sewell Burnett returned thanks. Mr. M'Comhie of Easter Skene gave the Earl and aud C-xuites* of Error—(cheers). Air—“ Ley* of Luncarty.” . ~ Mr. Blaikie proposed the health of a ...

... will be remembered that, in a previous report, we stated the arch to feet span ; height from the river to the rails, feet ; rise from the spring of the arch to its crown, 90 feet. The tunnels ill be finished about the fall of the year, and the line opened ...

... small deformity in the misplacing of an arch it would have been really so. It was narrow, and anciently was guarded at the easter end with an arched gateway, orer which the burgh anus were placed. At the retreat from Culloden.a c.irt loaded with hay chanced ...

... the right hoo. baronrt bow state what length tiane he should propose for the Easter holidays. ttir R. Paat. said he found that tba geoaral tiiwe the boose of for tba Easter holidays was clereo days, and was not bis iolealion, ooder the present state psklic ...

... attended. Mem and buys were gieally in demand, and »by to engage, capecting that wages, which are pretty good, would continue lo rise. A number consequence left lire unengaged. Wages were follow* Ploughmen,.-—— 7 hW in £v S do- lo £d is .XI 3*. X« THE other ...

... commenced with a most appropriate speech from the Chairman : after which. Mr. Jamea (Van addressed the meeting “On Early Rising”— Mr. T. Mackie on “The Oec.-vn*'—Mr. It. Horn on Slavery”—Mr. James Troup on “ The Claims of Mind*. —Mr. William M‘Connachie ...

... Farquhar, Itlackhllla 12. James WillUanau. ASkrch After the labour* Urn day, flfiy-Sva eat down to dinner Mr. M’Cufnlite «l Easter Skene condticted the of cliairman with gre it mirth and affshiiitr —aupported l»y some Ilia brother heritor*. Several good ...

... the spiritual affairs the parirh. A GOOD Shot The other day, ths gamekeeper nt was taking hi* rounds. Ire oUo-i ved » snU rising flv, and with the gieatrat alacrity ho levelled his gun and shot tire dead! IHTEKMCCS^—A meeting the Perth and Inerrnee* railway ...

... Potatoes, wherever the seed has been good, are luxuriant, and without the slightest symptom of disease. Wheat and barley, both in Easter and Wester Ross, are beginning turn colour and promise a good yield, in grain and straw- Turnips, generally, are not so for ...

... •- , , of April, under French colour*, going south. whole Sisal, where they arrived oo the 18th. . BtONjerNtAß Docks were Easter Moo- a||(Wt r.niScnt, with bowsprit and were treated with the utmost kindness U the today, with public rejo«inw ; aba», the ...