... The Polling Booth.—The proceedings at the polling booth on Tuesday were rather interesting, although the excitement during the time of polling seemed to be confined chiefly to the electors—the non-electors not interfering either for or against, till the final state of the poll was ascertained. The voting commenced precisely at eight o'clock, the Committee rooms of both Candidates being filled ...

... CONGOU which he has lately purchased on very favourable terms, owing to the depressed state of the Tea Market, whereby he is now enabled to offer the very finest class Tea imported of enew crop at 4s per lb., which will bear comparison with any Tea now selling, either as regards great strength or rich mellow Souchong flavour. All other descriptions of lower-priced Teas ; and large variety of ...

... (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) sequestrations. Tulv 23 Tames Francis Dixon, formerly residing at Kingston, Haddington, presently residing Alloa, and in i , 'Donald Morrison and Co, booksellers and stationers in' Inverness, and Donald Morrison bookseller and stationer there, the sole individual partner of that company. Julv 23. James B. Maxton and Co. engineers Leitli, and founders in Alloa, and ...

... held, within the Victoria Hotel, Broughty Ferry, on Saturday the 19th July next, at two o'clock afternoon, in terms of the Contract. Andrew Spence, Jnnr. Bronghtv Ferry, June 25,1845. SUMMER. persons who study economy are inyxted to try J. & J. MILLAR'S CELEBRATED FRENCH VELVET and SATIN HATS, manufactured under their own inspection French Workmen, which surpass in style, durability and ...

... The Foreign and Colonial Quarterly Review. No VI. April, 1844. London Smith, Elder & Co. This number opens with a lengthy article on Copernicus. Till now it was generally believed that was a German but his family was Sclavonic, he was born at Thorn, on the Vistula, in 1473, long before the modern kingdom of Prussia had any existence. The nationality of the Poles must no doubt be flattered the ...

... NEW ZEALAND. The Tryphane, from New Zealand, reached Liverpool on Monday. She brings advices to the 17th of May, the contents of which are somewhat interesting and important, as showing the dangerous and unsettled position of affairs in that colony : Our last Bdvices were the 3d of May, and stated generally the fact an outbreak of the native?, and the capture of Pomare her Majesty's forces. ...

... plaster for the walls of rooms. Plaster when damp lias very injurious effects upon health. He says.— there exists a cement calculated to supersede both lath and plaster, which makes much more perfect wall, dries in two or three days, and from which no baleful exhalation arises. It is called k Interaco.' Though and easily wrought, it becomes as hard marble when dry makes varied and beautiful ...

... Dundee Prices Current —November 23, FLAX. £ s. £ s- £ s. £ s. Arch Otbomy.s6 O®— 0 Merael,4Brand4o 0@ 0 Crown, 50 0-— Neu9t. No. 1,..30 0 - Do.4th Sovt,.. 43 10 -44 Neust. No. 2,.. 27 0 - 0 Pelersb. 1 lid .46 0 Konigsberg,do.— 0- Do. 9do 40 o-44 0 o>-ownPodolia,44 o - 0 D 0.6 do.. 0- 40 0 Crowa Druana, 0 0 Narva, 1 2 d 0 42 0 45 10 Crown Oberld.— 0 ~ 9 d 038 0- 40 10; Yrch. C0di11a,.32 ...

... within the writing chambers of Messrs Kerr, on Wednesday the sth day of March next, at one o'clock afternoon, THE SEVEN SITTINGS in the area of the East or Parish Church which belonged to the late Mrs Riddoch, —five of them forming the pew No. 74, and the remaining two forming part of the pew No, immediately adjoining. For information apply to Messrs Kerr. VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. To sold ...

... of the following Articles. Fnrs, A beautiful assortment of French Merinoes, English and Foreign The new styles Silks, Cloakings, Black Silk Velvets, Cotton Wool Mixtures, British and Foreign Cachmeres, Shawls, Long and Square, De Laines, Long and Square Plaid Embroidered French Shawls, Merinoes, French Kid Gloves, Plain and Checked Syrian Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Cloths, Neckerchiefs, Selima ...

... Last Monday night, a woman, with young child, called at a lodging-house in town, and asked for bed ; this was granted. She then asked a sight of the bed that she was to sleep in, which, being shown to her, she deposited the child it, and said, that, before sitting down, she would go out and purchase some provisions, and accordingly went out, but has not, as yet (Wednesday) returned. bus our ...

... of Shaw, Reid, and M'Lachlan, writers, Burnliead, Dundee, on Saturday the sth day of June next, twelve o'clock noon, THE RIGHT of REVERSION of that new TENEMENT of Three Stories, in the. Chapelshade of Dundee, situated it the junction of Bell Street and Constitution Road, jelonging to the sequestrated estate of Alexander James Ivil;our, china and glass dealer, Overgate, Dundee. The Property ...