... 13IGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL ?? S;corLAND. F-E ANNIVERSARY GEE N EA L I IEETIr nof tbis SOCIETY, prsirntto tie will be held in the Societv's flall here, on TUESDAY the 10th of JANuARY curt., at Ohe o'hlei;k afternoon, when it is requestei -thdt the Members vrill soemble precisely at the hour, as, besides the ordinarv ?? ihere *ill be a BALLOT fur the admission rlf NI WV MEMBERS; and it is ...

... J-.AAECTORS OF RENFREWSHIRE. T r accordance with the wish expressed in a _a Reqmdsition, most numerously and respectably si-n. d, I feel it my duty to offer myself to you as a Candi. date for the h1onour of Representing the County in Par. lianent. A, it may he impossible to make a complete personal Cosra i take this opportunity of stating a few of the p;, fing points vhich will regulate my ...

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... EDIANBRGH PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY, COMNI, TEE respectfully announce that the SECOND. CONCERT for this seasrtn jil t ire plnce in tbe Assemnhly Rooms, on SATUR. Ay MORNINNG, the 14th inst., to commence at UC, u By order of the Committee, JAMES DEWAR, 9ecy. Edirbirrgb, 6tb Jan. 1837. CELTIC BALL. GRAND DISPLAY OF FANCY DRESSES, 4N1) COSTUMES OF ALL NATIONS. ¶oS. LAURIER has received a Splentlid NJ ...

... t4,ECOND DISCOURSE. on tile F DAMENTAL DOCTRINES of CHRIS. gA;IT I, as opposed to tie Corruptions of the Church ?? is intended to lie delivered in ST AiirEsv's ,rHu.C on THIS EVENING, by The Pcv. DUNCAN MPFARLAN of Renfrew. Subject-The Pule of loith. IAWorshlip to commence at Seven o'Clock, Ind a CA- , ,tion to defray expenses will be made at tile doors. loth January 1837 ! d 'S4TriCE-CALTON ...

... /TO2 ToH / '4LECTORS OF PERTHSHIRE. HAVE just learned, from authority which I Ielieve to be correct, that my political opponents ne Cnunty ae enteringr into trrangements for a future , or izsrepreteotaion. Itittted, thlat Sir George 1Arrny having thought to relnquish his intention of i feen put in eir. CBlar, inviting Lord Stornio t to supply his place as a Cantlidate. Irader these ...

... WT' A SERMON iC7 be Preacbed in ST GEORGE'S UHURCH, on THURSDAY Afternoon tyse l9th e Rev DR BROWN, of St John's, Glasgow, When a Collection swill be made itn aid of the Funds of lie CHARITABLE or JUNIOR FEMALE SO. CiETy fur the RELIEF of AGED and INDIGENT W1OMEN. ?? to begin at Two o'clock. N.13..The Church will be heated. E,lehurgh. I Itli January 1837. ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES, &c. // ...

... IIOPETOUN ROOMS. l16 OR EMILIANI has the honour of tlnouoiog to the Nobility and Gentry, that he u ~ive a CONCERT ef VOCAL and INSTRU- E'TALj MJSIC in the above Rooms, on MON- pAY EVEN ING, the 20th FCORttA It. Fnrther particcilars will be duly annaounced. 'fi-iete, Fise Shillings each, to bae bad at the prin. ripl ieic Shops, and of Signor Erniliani, 2, Melville Street. EDINBURGH GENERAL ...

... gTURE ON THE FINE ARTS, IN THE ROYAL INSTITUTION. PT8Y ValuatbleandExtensive COLLECt- A TONof ENGRAVINGS, airangedaccording h Scholsand illustrative of the History t d lffroretat tire earliest times down to the present psirre; 5 on the ualls of the Royal Institution, tan GLASFORD BELL has agreed to deliver an i LETURE in reference to this Collection, ,STURDA (THIS DAY) the 21st inst., at ...

... soIBrE TO TME REV. JOHN I3URNETT OF S0/~ CA31BER WELL. /oCIAL MEETING of the Members A and Friends of the YOUNG MEN'S VQ. V0NTARY CHURCH ASSOC1ATION will be held n~ rte Wterlno Rooms, on Tue~sriay the 24th January. to ecpress their senre of the zealots nnd successful la. erl~s of ?? Rev.- JOHN BURNETT in support of the ' I trtr Cblrrcl) pironClpla. 18lev. JOHN; 7iGILCFirRIST in *breChair. Tule ...

... GRAND ANNUAL FANCY BALL ?? THE DEVEFIT OF YJ A'rI{E ROYAL INFIRNMARY, FRIDAY, 3D MARCH, George Strect Assembly Room. PA, TrR 0 NIESSA'S. ger Grace the DUCHESS (If BUCCLEUCH The JIost Noble thle MARCHIONESS of LOTHIAN rhile p oht Hon. LADY M1ARY ROSS The Rihbt Hon. the COUNTESS of MORTON Tile Rlhit Hon. the COUNTESS of WEMYSS and MAIACH The R;,ivt Hnn. the COUNTESS of DALfiOtUSIE Tee Pi Iht Hon ...

... / POLISH FANCY BALL. HE FANCY BALL for the Benefit of ti1se POLISH REFUGEES in this Country e do sotp'isar~ tein tbe Goosrnment Aantwill talke leonteVENING of THURSDAY the 16th, of ,etCY in the ASSE3MBLY ROOMS, George tat, lr the following Distinguished Patronage FA TR ONESSES. GracO the DUCHESS of HAMILTON and l1l3AN DON il~Cr[L-, tile DUCHESS of RIC11M1OND end re 7dot ,lril the MARCHIONESS ...