... 'li]ljchetlv. d (4avin liailden, Lord Prorve ot' Abrrdecn 11 Alexandier Russel tof Aden c Captain H1enderson of T'orterstoa (i Mlajor llend rson of Conglass Ja'Ies (iramit of Ord ;, John leslie of Pow is :. The Dean of Guild of Aberjeenr d Baillic Alesxandur ...

... for the premiums for the \Veat Iligh- lend hrecd, some beatutiful animals were shewn by Sir NVi>iiam Forbes of Pitsligo, Sir John Buchan Hlep- burn, Mr Home Drumnmond, M. P. Mr Alexarnder hlrodie C'oaiton 3Mains, and Mr. Dickson of Dunsc. Thle first plate ...

... fi front 1r Lockhart, Lord Jolm Russell, the atithor of n the Lovers' Quarrel, atnd ottler distinguisbild writers. b The principal avowed contributors to the work are-tie e atlthor of 1 Holland-Tile, and the .John Doe of the P O'ltara Tales; Dr ...

... Boydell's celebrated en- gravings being very happily eaecuted. Those is the present volume depict chiefly the scenes in which Sir John Falstaff figured with Prince Hial, and are extremely amusing; while the others, especially those having reference to Prince ...

... Sir David Brewster jand Dr Robinson, of Armagh;1 Secretary, Rev. IV. V. Harcourtt; Assistant Secretary, Mr John Phillips; Treasurer, Mr John Taylor; Secretaries for ,Ednhburgh, lar J. Robinson asrd Professor Forbes; ditto Dublin, Professor .l~oyd-and ...

... preneiettns were awarded ns follows:- ht Fltiest 'leee.-17id11e. 'it For the beet Bull, the Dulke of Gordoti's ftrst Premium, alr John Barclay, a Calcots, Five Sovereigns. For the seconid best dio. Mr A. Young, Main, Th ee Sovereiges. s For the third best do ...

... lamented Captain Skyring. A meeting of the British and Foreigis School Society was held on Monday, at Exeter Hall, Lord John Russell in the chair. Hils Lordship observed that the experimentsnadle last session of Parliamentof granting a sum of money to ...

... report prevalent that the ex-Premier, Earl Grey, is about to while away his time at .Howick by writing his life. lord Johss Russell offer- ed to undertake the task;t On this comnig to the ears of Earl Grpy, he is re. ported to have said, What ! he write ...

... -An old officer in the servicalasa given uss the following Ot anecdote of Lord John flay, as to how he lost his arm, sehichs isg off close to Ic the shoulder:-- Lord John weas at that time a mnidshipanat on board the Ac. sr tive frigate, wehich was then ...

... of thos;eof Forfarshire. Welhad formnerly oce.1ion to notice the superlnritY (If this publicationi Over the wikedited by Sir John Sinclair, from the circumstance that the parishes in each comity are given in con tinu ity. The articles in this number appear ...

... nnnouncement we have lately heard of is tire Correspond. t ence of John, Fourth Duke of Bedford, selected from thle originals at Wiobourn Abbey;t with an Intradrsctllo by Lord John Russell. 'list 'woo Junius's Dukn of Bedford;t it lo Oct impossible. therefore ...

... specialty provldiog p that the State shalt net In fature interfere wltih Cthe Ccurolt's disci- pline, ! Parliament, says Dr John, should abollose patroctage. R and leave the Chords herself to regcclate tlte appoinltmnet of leer ml. q, nistera; and, he ...