... EVAN IAI n(wL 'il MO, I 'l1INSTR -1,A EL IN * There is no gift of nature whicl prielously distributed as that of II's bern are, upon the whole, meted out pret, y c'a in a measure, too, sufficient to s e ar purposes of life; so much so, irleceti ° the most unsodden lumps of iuffll5 iejtso have neither soul to feel nor tlste to manifestations of the diiner mi ?? how managed to come in fora min ...

... CARLOW ELECTION COMIMITTEE. This Committee met to-day at twelve. Mr O'Connel was present, anrl expressed a hope that ?? proceeding of the Comamittee would be allowed to be publie, as he was anxionsr of having a fair and open trial. After a short discusshin it was agreed that it should be an open Committee, but The Chairman said be hoped every body would see tba propriety of not pulylisling the ...

... Mr Campbell of Islay arrived at Drinoon at eleven o'clock on Thursday morning. On land- inig from the steamer, he was received by his Chairman of Committee, Mr Macfie. Three hearty cheers welcomed his arrival, and he pro- cceded to Leitch's Inn accompanied by a nume- rous body of his friends and supporters. At one o'clock he appeared on the hustings, at- tended by Mr Macfie, Mr Campbell of Dun ...

... FRODM THE LONDON GA.&95T:E. FORSUICiT OFFICE, MAY 25. The King has been graciously pleased to nominate an d appoint John AI'Neill, Esq. (whose appointment as his Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shab of Per- sia eas notified in the Gazette of the 9th February list) to lie his Malesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Shah of Persia. CROWN OFFICC, JUiNE 10. ...

... SYNOD OF ANGUS AND iLEARNS. i t . . ihe Synod of Angus and Mleorns met n Tuesda . tost nt Forfar.l After sermon by the Rev. Mir BrewsturtL Air Davidso0 of 73rouglrty Ferry was ?? The rnost important business before the Synod were tao overtures, one on the abolition of paltronae, aynd tere I other on the Irish clergy. The Rev. Mjfr Nlsmn of Iontros, in moving the first of those overtures, ...

... PUBLIC MlEETING-ANNUITY TAX. On Tuesday night a public meeting of the inhabitants was held in the Cowgate Chapel, for the purpoec of peti- tioning Parliament for the entire and immediate aboli- lion of the annuity tax ; nod also to take into considerI ation the proceedings of the Edinburgh clergy, in regardI to the imprisonment of Councillor Russell and Alr Chap- man. The chapel was crowded ...

... - a-rairvonian AergM ces, ?? pro- EDINBURGII. 'cla- _ ied MONDA Y, FEB11 UAR Y 15. the ser- There are some feelings implanted in the hu- e is man breast, which, to the honour of our nature, and for the infinite advantage of all our social 5berelations, are not easily eradicable. Of this kind ber, ron, is the indulgent forbearance which inclines us to this regard, almost forgivingly, the ...

... | clevonian AteIclurv# EDINBURGH. MONDAY. JUNE 6. Thle House of Lords did not sit on Wednesday. In the sitting of Thursday the eight millions con- solidated fund bill was brought from the Commons and read a first time. The Earl of CLARE presented a petition from the East India Company, praying that the duties, on East and West India sugar might be equalised' Lord MELBOURNE admitted that ...

... 11' MU Ir TJNICIPAL BILL. ?? AMENDMENTS- AT Til _1EIrAT TUE s'n iAIENDMeENTSaOEETING FORIiGX OnFIOE.n i PIeiae (o1reslJrolldent1) v on 1fsdaV aeetiilg of tile MCmbers of the a f Cnon,, WhO usually support tbe mna- .. eofX Conrr, was called by Lord JOHN ij o3fl t tbe 1'reign Offlice, and at the hour a es A d thee could not have been less than two 6 Pnin gittl prIant. a preponderating majority b ...

... The session of this institution was concluded oif f Tuesday evening, in Dr D. B. Reii's Class-room, e Roxburgh Place, on which oecasion the Right Ho- nourable the Lord Provost, Leonard Florrier; Esq. a Professor PiJlans, Dr Maclaiati, Dr Thomson, Mr Id Sinclair, Secretary, and others of the Directors at- a- tended. of Dr D. B. Reid delivered a lecture oii colouribyl matier, which he ...

... catbontian A£rmurv EDINBURGH. MONDAY, JANUARY 4. THE PAST YEAR. A POLITICAL RETROSPECT. While the good wishes of health and happi- ness to every one, and the bright anticipations of increasing and enduring prosperity to our coun- try, greet appropriately the advent of a New Year, we feel invited to perform another, less flattering, but probably more useful, duty to the public. We would remind ...

... LEITH DOCX COuMISSION. At a meeting of the Leith Dock and Harbour Corn- I mission, beld at Leitha on New Year's Day, the Lord nei Provost in the chair, nor The minutes baving been read, hut Mr Philip called the attention of theI meeting to a mi bei note of the Special Committee, from which it appeared, wo that Mr Howden attended and entered his dissent against tlic the general measusre of ...