... I T. N i C6As=OA The nomination oT lie candidates for election as represen- tatives of the Rate-payers in the Parochial Board for the ensuing year, took plae yesterday, in the Court-bouse. There were about 500 present-Provost Thompson occupied the chair. Mr Torrie first rose to propose several gentlemen as mem- bers of the Board. These were-Dr'Christie; Mr G. Simp- son, cork-cutter; Mr G. ...

... |RAILWAYS MEETINGS.-THE DIVIDENDS. I -~ - - IYORK AND NORM MIDLAN D.00 Monday, the half- yearly general meeting of the shareholders in this company was held in York, and a dividend of 8 per cent. was declared. The line was declared to he in excellentiworkitig order, and the report unanimnously adopted. LONDON, lBuIGowT0N. AND SOUTR COAST.-At the mneeting of this company on Saturday, a dividend ...

... The annual Gathering of this most excellent Institution took; plaee in Strathdonl, on Wednesday the 93d inst., and npon no former 6d1 sion have wve witnessed a larger assem- blage oftle surrouding inhabitants oftlis most picturesque Strath, or moro enthnsiam exhlibited illustrative of the na- tional chlaracter of the Highllanider. Tile usual details of the day commenced wvithl the Gathering of ...

... l~mpea a=; - i , . ~ ~~~ .a u n nt HOUSE OF CONUMONS.-Friday. Aug. lB. In the Committee of Supply. on the vote of £,125,006 for promoting public education in Great Britain being proposed, the following interesting conversation took place, for whichI wve were unable to find room in our last. Lord Metejund called attention to thes system of educatton pursued in Scotland. He said that, until of ...

... CHIARTIST RIOTS. NOT satisfied with the proof recently afforded of their inability to contend successfully against the authorities of the country, backed as they are by the peaceable and well-disposed portion of the community, the physical- force Chartists have again courted a fresh trial of their strength, or rather helplessness, in such a contest. On the night of Sunday week, some thousands ...

... .EXE C'TI-\ On Fridtav, GCeorgc 2'.losn, tonvicted at the last ati T- Circuit Court of Justiciary here, of murdring1, WVil- liam 1 eiituiel, iliS Brotier-in-law, rvsidhig.fat,.-J-lUrn- /hai side, iu the parish of Keig, suffered the awful aund ig- the nominious punttitsrett due to his crime, in front o-| the Jail of tihis city. Tlhe circuu. ,tanmce of this extra- Id ordinary nnd at-rotious case ...

... I__ - D c Ml:TINC AT r'tir: nOtsi; flFt;A tDISNG AGlICtU1,Tt'ALt. Circolar letters wvere sent on Saturtlay last, by Lord Liverpotol nnd tht Chancellor oftthe Exchequer, to the Governor andi l)eputv Governor of the Bank, and t some of tde principal bankers, inviting their attell- V dn;ince alt the 'I'reasurv, at tine o'clohk onl Aforiday. 1 'Tlhe gentlemen so invited replired thither at the 2 ...

... POB Cr(pt. Parciis tapire to tole I it), i:nst. inclusive have beenf recti~ieil. T1he distitrbaruce' sc-l-hiv vcre diret-ted a~aine~t t, 6r tn,12 ln~4ltutu es.anld their .heilr!1-rs, it. tile churches in Paris, beas be-n In great Olu~tie sesilty h interventtion Of thle .ililitars ?? eeto dsre have, homteyer, beco. tran.ferreil from thle Imob to thle t.swldrnt% inl the adeus'! of flaed, where ...

... DOMEST C ARx TICLES, (omitted i7a orast) ' On! Wedrncsdty se'enuight we Avitnessed a most novel seene. Pur some days before, several of our Green- 'andmoen had been detained in thc ?? cwing to a successirn o' sti ong east winds, which -re troll known todiive a iflost tremendous sea into the har- bour, rendering it at tines dangerous for vessels to enter it, and irmposible while it blows strong ...

... - - .- ?? - . - .. .- : Mt . 'Rrtiflm r NOS-RIESILl['NCE OF TIHE lItSII CLElt(:Y. d f (1Fro Mc Dublin E. vening P'ut.) W ithulit inivolsing ?? readirs or otirselvc% ii un- .1 ?? discuIssioil, C011unll sense s ill sujggest, that 1 bn l avii ?? reeivc *vages, he! shouhi( work, and if the wsork be to be pczforlnill iml a eritainl pllce, the iaboourer sholid be onl the spot. 'Ihis pirinciple is so ...

... TIHE CA USE? OF THiE rlooI. Charity, in a confined sensc, means the volhmtalrv relief given by the rich to the pool; but in its more extensive and better signification, it means not only a general disposition to relieve the wants and distres- ses of others, but that moral habitude, which upon all occasions, and at all times, prompts us not only to consult the good of our species, but thne ...

... - ----------------- --- ccl-?,rti-;d SAI?ellfgvvn. 2; We 1I1mve receivcd ki ttrirs andl iplers froni tlje Cape to; o' Good hlope, to thio. i3. d Octobur, and thly are sa- . tiifactory in ;;1 points of 5vvw, but espeeially viithi re- s', fcrc. c! to the new settlement at Algoa Buy. Hi-s c.Eceihnry thie Geverinor, Sir Ix . 'S. Donin, was I ! t g sije eliectual 3llclusures to pla2ce thi Coinagc ...