... SNEW TOWN COUNCIL SLCTIONr OF MAG.ISrTRATEO. On Thuirsda.y ?? Town Council 1eld theil first rgular mncttirg fur the purpose of choosing the Lord - Provodst, ngtohre rats, Truasurer. antd other o[lirfcr-iCrerS, n according to theo sot of thre burgh. The Rev. ?? Bruce n having offered up li imnpressive prayer, Air Alaekay, who, was at the ?? of tle pIll, toaci tha chbair in furrs of the act. The ...

... - AuIsToCoRATTC EDUCATIION.-What Juvenal's 'Sixth Satire was to ancient Rome Mr Beverley's pamphietul is to. modern Cambridge. Douibtless the view is a one-sided view, but that there is suehr'a side to be viewed is scandalous and alarm- ing enough. To send a lad to the University for the improvement of his mind would appear, from Mr Beverley's representations, to be much the same thing as to ...

... Iixt'oe TE tLOND OGuieTTZ. WAR. OFFICE-Nnv. 15. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guanrds-F. R. Yreeling to be Cornet, by purehafes vice Erskine, who retires; dated November ?? -4th Regiment.of Ligbt Dragoons-Lieutenant * Colonel J, Seott, ftornhalf pay unattached, to. be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice N.. Wilson, who exchanges, receiving the rliffience; dated as above. Coldstream Regimxent of Foot Guards- ...

... On Friday last a number of the inhabsitants of Dundee gave a difiner to thoir Representative in Pariiament, Sir Henry Parnell, in the Trades, Hall there, Provost Kyay inthe Chair, Mr George Duncan, Deal, of Guild, Crou- pier. Pr ovost Kay gave 1 Tha Kirl; ?? mayb, ogcn ?? to deserve the name of William t lqe ?? Queen. 1 The Duke of' Susex cwho bad ]oa shown himself to be the friend of ...

... A meeting of this reverend boudy was held on Teesday week, when Air Bennie swas chosen Moderator for tbe current bilfydar. W A presentation by the Magistrates and Town Coindnil drr , f Stirling, in farour of the Rev. George Cupplas of sat Ldgerw'hod, to the second ministerial charge in tisi': pa- Hii risE, was laid on the table, along With MriCuppler's -etter Di of a-euptillee and relative ...

... SPEECHI OF EARL GREY '1'0 TIIEI CofRPORATION OF DURH AM.o -. - -- _- ,_ Of I COP, FfA'1JLej - _ O n Tuesdilav lust a m eetiig of tile Corporation of DIthltit %vas hleld, at which it was resolved to pre- seut to Earl Grey the freedom of the city, acronm- parnied by an address. Tb e presentation took place at the Waterloo 1lote' at twelve o'cl ock on Wle- 1jeSelcy-the hour appotlitedl by his ...

... OtThe objects of this Institution are at once so be- - nevolent and so patriotic, that it cannot l)e neces- ae sary to say almost a word in recomnacuding it to d, tile countenance, favour, and support of the friends rt- of liberty and humanity in Scotland. The brave I- Poles, vho struggled so nobly for the independence t of their country, andl who, during two entire cam- Y paigns, gallantly ...

... LAW REFORMS, it _ CONSOLIDATION OF THE LAWS INTO A CODE On SYSTEM. d Every system moust be artificial inastmueb as it is Only nD effiat of logical art in arranging in the mind a num- Lter of things which have many circumstances of re-t semblance and ?? Reneie. No doubt there is riot the smallest intention on the Part of the is Enemy to Codes to misrepreselt s y the proposition we have made ...

... xalml Intrillioraff'.. (-eron the Pertsmonuth Herald.) HisMajesty's surveying vessels tna, Commander G. W. Sicyring, and Raven, cutter, Lieutenant Arlett, dropped down to St Helen's on Sunday, whence they sailed on Tuesday, via .Madeirn, for the coasi ofAfrica. '4is Dlajestv's ship Orestes, 18, Commander Sir W. Dickerisan, Bart., sniled on Tuesday for Lisbhn, via Ellmiutib, with despatches for ...

... AlRbIIANGEL AND NONTflC i Ar. . I . er A circular fronm Gates aind Co. o states that forty thousand bunaIl, %I l ortC lately arrived there from Arda Ogdf ° 4at 1t had bought it freely, whl(l'nbld tl r, lil.t culations for sales of the Unit^at Stnt2dttl in fouri The British corn lasas th Canada, show very beautifully the eY IV d tective policy. Bread stuffs are g ra a p d a rate oil thc~ hinlns ...

... TOWN COUNCIL, E2ITH. On Friday the Town Council met, Provost White in the chair. After the minutes of last misetinghad been read, approved of, and signed b)y the Provost, it waS resolved, upon the suggestion of Bailio Wishart, that the Council should mect 'on the second Tuesday of every naonth in placc of the first Friday, as agreed upon at the former meeting. r The Council, in reference to ...

... GLASGOW COLLEGE-ELECTION OF LORD | | RECTOR. lie At a numerous and highly respectaible meeting of stu- pu ~. dents in the Ethic Class Roerr, oin Tuesrdry eveniug, LpI Sir D. Sandford and Mr Cokuearrn wcre proposed as O ilr candiriates for the Rectorehip. Very strerruous exer- ~. tions were maude in support of bath gentlemen, durinig the it time which intervened till the day of election. A keen ...