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... DiNNER TO WILLtAM R. RAMSAY, ESQ. D OF BARNTON. On Friday last, the 6th current, a public dinner was given to Ml Ramnsay, by the county gentlemen anti in- habitants of Stirling; to testify their regard and esteem for that gentleman's persevering exertions in getting up the Stirling Races in such splelddi style, and for his cha- racter as acoantrygentleman. Thedinner took place in a large ...
... N. On Wednesday the Presbytery of Breol'in met togive their deliverance in the case of Mir Norval, presentee to the church and perish of Brechin, who, it will be roes!- lected, was chrrged rith copying two sermnims which, in ronforfrmity with the law te Chhurch, he had preached irn that place. It wa3 moved by Dr Smith and seconded by MIr Ferguson, that the Prebvtery find, that the allega.- ...
... ealeboutan PArmargo I ?? EDINBURGH. Tl URSDAY, OCTOBER 12. f The letter from near Alelrose has been laid be- fore the Secretary of the General Post Office here, who, we are sure, jill inquire into the cause of the irregularity complained of, in the delivery of our subscriber's news- paper, and have it remedied. The experience of every day tends most decidedly to establish the Tory claim to ...
... PRIVATE COnRBSPON3DZtjCZ. f ?? - (J; om our Special CorrespondeCJ) LONDON, TUESDAY AFrtERNOO, It is evident that the Tories have marked r Ireland for vengeance, for the exction . out they have all the will, but none of the power, aIdIti. sincerely to be hoped that so they will remnai h declarations contained in the leading article in th Tinmes of this morning, and which are taken to b, the ...
... _ ,se resignstiotnS anniso ced in this body en Tties- ed in number what we had been led to an- do'ext ]Besides ten gentlemen who go out from tif wards by rotation, the twio ex.officio members tie retire and sx others gave intimation on Tues. 315 of their purpose to resign on the 8th of next gay h Therefore, unless there shall be some re- ?? only fifteen of the present thirly-three electi ill ...
... T4OWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, I TUESiAY, SCTOBER 10. The Loatn PRtOVOST in the chair. PRISaN CIIAIITY Box.-Bailie Millar stated, that he, along with XMr'Riasell, had opened thie oh -rily-tox in the Caluon Jail, anrd found therein the sum of L.17 12s. II id., whicb was placed at the disposal of the AfMois- trates to apply to such charitable purposes connected with the prison rvs they shouild think ...
... I . GEORGE FIERlOT'S HOSPITAL. A meeting of the Governors was held on Monday last. At this sederunt twelve boys were selected, out of a list of thirty-five applicants, to fill the existing vacancies in the house-the election to be final if confirmed at the next meeting of the Governors, which takes place on Monday next. LIBIARtY.-A report was read from the Superintend- ence Committee, to the ...
... - { ?? OFFICE OF ORDNANCE-October G. Ordnance Medical Department-G T. Ferris to bo0 Assistant-Surgeon, vice Turner, deceased; dated Sept. 26, 1837. WHITEHALL, OCTOBER 9. The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the seal appointed by fhe treaty of Union to be made use of instead of the Great Seal of Scotland, appointing the following noblemen and gentlemen to be ...
... I1 A Brevet is expected at the Queen's corouation-the Colonels to inclndc Colonel Evans of the 70th regi- ment, when there will he vacancies in the command of the King's Dagoon Guards, 61st, 70th, end 97th regi- ments. By this promotion, Mojor Delancey would suc- ceed to the Ist King's Dragoon Gurard, Major Forbes to 61st, Major Kelsal to 70tb, and Major Campbell to 97th. 2d Life Gaards ...
... I X, CLE 0O THEE PRTZE AND OTHER ;TOCK | AT DUIMFRIES. I The fa'e of stock on Thursdav was ennduetod by M1r Weth -ell, the eminent auctioneer rrom the at- traction of the steam-plough and other novelties, sa- peradded to the wetness of the morrinr, the soles were not so briks as might have been expected. We al- luded to the splendid West Higblanders grazed at Langholm Lodge, by the Duke of ...
... I P RZT OF Tl PUBELI PMESS. ENGLAND UNDER LORD MliLoURE-E-Hear ven forbid we should discourage tlie alarms or activity of the true friends of the Protestant in- terest, but we cannot observe without dismay, that the exorbitant share of public attention en- grossed by the present horrible condition of Ire- land, has the effect of blinding the public to the true state of a country in which we ...