... 0 The usual meeting of Council was held on Monday ?? . LATlInry in the chair. A Trades Burgess was admitted, and passed the Council. The PRovoST then stated that, in terms of their resolultion at last Meet- f ing, the first business before the Council was the election of a Gaoler, in the room of the late Mr Brown. There had been strevs applications given in, whilch, with the certificatcs ...

... r a On Monday the election for a member of parliament for ent the city took place. A few minutes before twelve the com. ut. mittee of Mr. Abercrombie, and a number of other gentle. men, preceded by two flags, walked in procession from the on Merchants' Hall to the hustings. Among the gentlemen ve we observed the Lord Provost, the Hon. General Duff, ilir. n. T. F. Kennedy, the Solicitor-General ...

... sorriult ?? The Paris elections baa's all turnied out much in, favour of tb5 Millieterialists. M. Lefobvre has beaten M. Lafitte by 's consitder- able major-ity, and MI. Tlhiers was far above M. Salver~te. General Jacqueeifinid~, thle Commnttder' of tile National Guards, had 587 votes) while Duponit (le l'Mnre, wrho was not long since thle great idol of his party, obithined onrly 1881. The ...

... Tu. 1. Aboyne-Dridge o Don-Dingva oseea tty. SShotts. W. 2. ?? I Tl. 3. Sheep Market of St. Sair's Fair. F. 4. Perth. Sat. 5. Yetholm (lambs). To. S. Dundee-Falkirk Tryst (2 days)-Tnfverury-Wick. W. 9. Connrie-Dunse (sheep).-St. Sair's Fair-Storuaway-'.Tain. Th. 10. Ayr (2 ?? great Wool Fair (3 days)-Mortlach-Stewartowvn. F. 11. Kelso-Tarland. Sat, 12. Rink. 31. 14. Gifford-Mannofield., Tu. 15 ...

... X. - - -, . - . VP ?? to Translation ,General Quarter Sessions, e, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1834. TheseSessions commenced this day. At twelve o'clock . the Court was opened, Lord WTATERPARK occupying the e. Chairman's seat pro tempore. The first business entered l uepon was the election of a Chairman in the roon of the w Right ilon. Lord VERNON, who resigned the office at the sl last Epiphany Sessions ...

... lim-LANI). GREAT PROTUSTANT ?? aye authorised to state that a General Meeting of tire l'rotestants of Ireland will be held in the city of Dub- lin in the first sweek af July, tire week after naxt, atteaded weith circumstances of such a character as must easure the attendance of gentlemen from the most remote provinces in the kingdom. Subjects will be discussed, and resolutioss will be adopted ...

... The gallant Admiral Napier and family arrived at Portsmouth onl Wednesday evening in th Braganza, a fine frigate which hc cap- tcured from Mige.Alwas quiet at Lisbon, thle Usurper's arm!y was altogether ibaddand political affairsiwere progressingiquiet. ly. The Regentarvdi the capital onl the 14th from Quelux, wvhen he congratulate tevlter corps of Lisbon onl the closing of the war, at the, ...

... i[O'I1 INTEL Lli 'E'2. C veno 'tlIn: MA ir).Ti I it it/Is It' mlt III 5.titt 5 I I5s. ItI.'ttE't'lte Coriti to lotteIIII is stilt titrich infO ' it' t c l ooi rico' toolf litt' leti try ive! tltt'i, it is t'speetttl, sWill t 0 etteIt t',ii Ilium to get titretitl t hitt ttitiydlitee. lTo other rrtittlt 1i' weak hMtoe It;1 'teobittly tlie bott little. Mality of tile yatitg hops tiCS_ oie~l ...

... THE DERBY MERCUIRY, WirDN3SDAY, JUL? 2. The proceedings of the two I-louses of P'arliament! have during the past week, been singularly deficient : . ?? I-- _- _A.- f- A 1 ;zA I ?? in interest. In fact the Session begins to wear a languid appearance, evincing symptoms indicative of its speedy prorogation. With the exception of the Poor Laws Bill, (the third reading of which was I Y fixed for ...

... Friday' Gazettce ntains the following Regulation,which da, d Cmust btenobserved by all persons (his Majesty's8 subjects) te'ri upon presentation to the King : tac lV. n6 The person being presented is to kneel upon the right. enjl kee and kiss his Majesty's hand, then rise, bow, and retire.'Y enj Thursday being the Anniversary of his Majesty's accession wh to the throne, the Park and Tower ...

... Onl Monday, the 30th ult, being the slay fixed by th-e Shieriff for St thle elec tion of a Member of Patliement, to represent thle Elgin district of Burghs, Colonel Lei ti Hay miet as ristuetoius body of the lo Electors at the Trades Hall, andi proceeded to the Hustings erected Iin front of the Church. SheriffCameiron, immediately after twvelveL o'clock, rend the writand the oath against ...

... eteorological Tabl. for . ay, 1834. By Air. GEORGE INsEs, ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATOR, ABERDEEN. The Thermometrical and Barometrical ObservatioMs are made ret at 8 Oclock, A.M. and 9 o'clock, ?? a0g 2o -ato - S4 | Col 0 th~ I OX ye CIO ?? ~ ~ ~ N ?? '5 lV ?? V\ z ?? u xcrerort ...