... THlE SCUOD'ISH HOSPITAL. Yet'qt ri layv ii ~ -ta Ai n-dya(I-;,I Courmit of Goe ~riot. iii 1hi Sf'nti-li II -~pit-l ?? Itt-Il :ii Itflii( filt. i Crtine-ioirtr, Ilt et-sticet, fur tile eltction ot otlict r., for tie It will be reinenlttitiC filat en the dfillcat ' thle I fulke it (Goidlon, hiii (ntce tlie Duke of ?? Wias VICI I pr -hidliti of ftC: soeltty 10io toinipiie. At the weetting ft-tI y ...

... X C114; oJNIIC (IIJWXI('LE. LON DON: 71JluiSIA t)1. (EEMBER 1, 1FPW8. rin ?? r column wvill he found an extract frorn La (/1 oi/ 'r Ie,2 arid frin thle Jitrnoal ces n)ehaus, rcfcirinc; to a statement made in a recent nuinlmer of TI4 Moriingy Chronicle. From the latenecs of the hour at wvhicil our Express rcachcd us, it is impio'siblc to enter into an examiniation of the statements of these ...

... TREASCRY MINUTE. it rli, ft toot 11ilt.' rt'ptt mif tve (ou niti SubietttI of lolS uW.., lii) illi It I-Ii rept i i tl iticite anf oilinwt'll(ll dtfl a Itll l,t't r )II niti 'I C lao, 1 O I iici r1' froln I oiL' r' of t''''7itr -ec'irn, it ?? ?? filti fliv poitti te- tcro it y ' II tcicostospI -r,k Ie ci a I I.I ,InII 4f WII IV. N la t af ll.- 'Itte nhtoita'e ,11i is rlnt't, n ...

... THE STORM 01 TUESDAI. WAe coliiftine to ruec iv P at oi rinl [Torr idl.~ (j:t I' (t tOW llariae hune Ii, ttil' i ifemenditio fitirori~r'. AX V-trt n1(1 or 'iit'l friritri'lar, as !taiL rtei'lw uI h0FII O CJ~ I0,r :111 ' fri tlie pl~oviniiei in renieriil, will ho firoun Lciii . Hcrgir ig~M witli hie Mi tiOpolia, vvi' havet Io lwiir 0 iiV- ifi' addritiont to thro.L, dir.'10l' iii our palptro i ...

... A- ?? .I __ .1; rLO-S,. Tic. Ilitnd ^ 1 Ai Lochlgilpliead the Clots oft This ffighlandefs hold their annual dinner in the righ~lander's Hotel, on Friday trea 10tb Novemler. Neil Stewart, Esq. in the chair- Di Campbell. croupier. After the cloth was removed, the Chairman gave the following loyal toasts successively :-The King, The i Queen. Armv and Navy, and afterwards, Clana ?? GaR ri ...

... Paris, November 24. in- After an imprisonment of six years wanting one ned montb, Prince die Polignac yesterday received the her order for his release ; having, like his fellow cap- ,a.) tives and colleagues, made application to the Kiny to to he removed to an abode more favourable to his of health. This is only to be noticed as putting an ow end to the silly trash put forth by romantic old ...

... Q'Itlairziallialt Mercury. EDINBURGH. di fo THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. ec There was a choice paper in the Earesiner lately, be entitled, Newspaper Dispensations, which illus-in trated with great success the various providential G events, the coach accidents, the letters from O'CON- 5 NELL, the balloon excursions, which are kindly or- w dered in vacation time to keep the newspapers alive. in it ...

... REFORM )IRETING AT SOUTVINOLTON. on Wednesdlay last, Lord Eltrington -ridl the 11(rm. all Norton Felluvwes, met and adidresioed a large body of' til- their constituents at Southinolton. 9They afterwairds ad- ex j.urned to the George Inn, where upwards- of 200 sat Ye dowvn to dinner in the ?? Harulyn pre. t Siding. he On. tile herrlth of the IMembeirs for the Northern Divi- fu sion of the ...

... >RIGINgL CORRESPONDENCE. Ti, the EDITOR of tre EXE'TE R FLYING.POST. at IIt,- I did but recently observe in a numiber of your's-the 5 week hefore last,-an address from Vialor to the I'avistock and w Exeter l'rust, on tile sul~ect (vf the contemplated improvemenits at in that line. It is aInLsIhig, after stating that private interest t moust not he allowed to hiterfere to divert the line ...

... | I a - S I&?LEST; TV IO November 29. GILLoO Ntr iii F, Wine I chants irn Leith, arn( Jhn iln an'* 'lur4 rnet 1, both merchants there. nihvij lL'h' eenbe, trn i the Exchange NO itel, Lit,, &Ihner 2ith de'e''e tt O'clOck. PEyrrit Baow;,liveOr l111-ly esniawined in thle Sheriti's O1tel1 December eleven o'rit. gr A L FXADeroE GlncitAs,1 0ly ill 6 r Brjidgeton 1fGhs th- and VN2Steh b't'ey ?? ...

... ARTS 0F DESIGN. ?? IARtDIVILLUR M ~cnEs. 'itl' j.,t jr g a short course of lectures on , I lC Alts of Dcign, atil on the lives . ceb t0 Artists, is, in our opinion, I ii.!;crlD Icand wehbelieve that it lhael occurred C~d h 1;rD DIVILLMR I0tlbCrfg'Ceitwa ?? tb ci. \ ;lly Oti ho Ihave sinice come into ;°P0 these IcettlS, whicb we need hard. tleltl * fchcb th Chevalier has already de- ^ 1ne Oat ...

... Nlonday, the annual election of Commissioners of Ps.. liee took place, when the following were unanimously elected:- .WSA R DS. I Vrilliam Bladsvorth, merchant, Grassmarket. 2 R. Glass, sadldlers' ironmlonger, Lawnnmarket. b David Robertson, upholsterer, High Street 6 Hugh Paton, carver and gilder, Horse Wynd. 7 J. H. Stotts, South Bridge. 8 James Anstruther, Esq. W.S., Moray Place. 9 James ...