... GOR.DON'S IIOSPITAL. ?? - lt ; l~f il ho RnvY in n Ghrtl, Tue tlfif-yeasly ?? of she Boys in Robert Gordon's Pr Iloepital tookb place noi Thursday thle 'Idinsmtant, when prizes Iola wenoe usordedi to tile fellowit. pmi pi Is tutio oaeooz. eoe~ssr.thani Dvidsi Scott j William collie fasur, I1mouoraieiy Diolstplnguishe-Francis Stilelo, Jamsei tltotosis. tue II MATITHMttAICSO. veer, William ...

... ?? lEI-- CHIURCH AIRETING. I -. ?? ?? . : . --s h- n Mswnc A Irrge and influentiol nienting of the menmhers of the Church ti I of Scotlamd, resilent within the bounds of the Presbytery of gl Aberdecn, wes held on the 12tb lilt. in the Lemon 'free Tavern, hI d Abterdeac, at which Thomas Blailie, Esq. the Lord Provost of Ih e the city, presid3d. The object of the meeting was for the for.. Y( ...

... DICKENS'S OPINION OU THIL; AIMERICANS. Mqr Celarloa w)elos' xiotiy-oxjwotod work on the Uflotod Stotos 0as at lo gth inode tittioe, ra II co, IIIdeul l titlo of Aitrlcan Notts for ?? Circulatio0, III two volumes. 11to iost travellers wbo bavo visited thue Youlcaes, 'oz' tiolos cinic icc their mannocoers and icc. stittiolos to colidcic. g in lli Concluding Rucolirlco, whichl we borrow ...

... GLASO' UiV 4,RSITY. bilt Marlu, of BreOdandbane was fort ?? re- ?? l.ord Rect or oftbhetcilasoow UiiversoIty onl Wedlcadey. at wttelveo'clocknobn, with- in ¶1w College buildings, it iraseonee of tbe virious professors, asd tihe stdideits otte dihag tli diturcat cilassee it tlet ittitittion, skill CoMtitos ?? lts ?? sI ?? I Is b ?? Noble Mltriists, it will berclu ile.ted, wos re-selcted to tll ...

... iFROM ED)INBURGHi GAZETTE. 0101311 ?? Novamber 1. Jonx l)1CICSON, slttle dealer in Wat- tair.on, in tho ?? of 0oieftiLi-Creditors meet in in Salutation In ?? Laighollui lhi Novenabar n nl Ist I fe e ?? ?? t- lilelf. Navnialier 4. Jnnt \WALKER. fanev warelinuseman, jnwillir, p;itiii'iler, latdilvnir oi(I paper mieretlint, iiil. ilnrter (I lori ign tiiov, &c. No. 67 annl 69 Union Street, ...

... (From Cortespondent of Times.) The importation of foreign cattle under the new tariff appears to be greatly subsiding. in consequence of the inferior quality, and the difficulty of disposing of it in the English markets at a remunerating price. The speculators now find, that France is not an exporting country for horned cattle, as they breed very little more than is necessary fhr their own ...

... THE REJOINDER OF H. H. TO THE REPLY O F W .- C. TO THE EDITOR, OF THE ERA. Sir,-I am delighted to find that, Ynlin' the majority of periodicals, your paper is willing-to be the Moulsey Hurst of intellectual combatants, or rather the Bosworth Field of poll- tical economists ; where Pen may meet pen, 'gainst inkstands inkstands knock, And heads with heads commix in hostile shock; for you are ...

... (From our Special C(rrespon'ent.) LoNDON, SATURDAY EVENING. A few who pretend to be well acquainted with China. and who are suspected to be engaged in spe- culative transactions in the tea trade, are raising difficulties in the way of the fulfilment of the treaty by his Celestial Majesty. and in support of their allegation refer to the many engagements of a simi- lar nature which have been ...

... The following mischief-making article appeared in the Evening Mail of last night SUGIDEN v. BLArxcnfun'E.-A considerable sen- sation was excited in the hall of the Courts on Sa- turday by the strong and uncourteous terms in which the Chancellor commented upon, a decision pro- nounced by the Master of the Roll; in an appeal from his Honour's judgment, brought before his Lordship. The case was ...

... LEITLi. APPALLING PANI) FATAL ACCIDENT. On Tuesday afternoon, about five o'hlock, an o(l fragile tenement of three stories, situated between ( the foot of Tolbooth Wynd anai the Co all,1 l came down with a frightful crash, The principal part of the building was rented by a blind inan of the name of Gardner, as a lodging-houee, end at the time of the calamity. there were twelve persone thbin. ...

... The weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians of this union took place at twelve o'clock yesterday, at the work- house, North Great Brunswick-street. JOsIN BARLOIT, Esq., Chairman of the Union, presided, and the following guardians were present :-Dr. Brady, William Swan, Thomas L. Sinnot, Samuel Law, Edward Reilly, Jos. Peterkin, Robert Mullen, T. M. Loughnan, Mi. chael Staunton, Dr. Gray, ...

... THE O'CONNELL TRTBUTE-PUBLIC MEETING I N~~1 NEWRY. 1 On Sunday last the Reformerg of Newry met in public meeting, to make arrangements for the collection of the O'Connell Tribute in this parish, to manifest their sense of the immense services of their illuqtrious Liberator, and to show to his enemies, and the eneaies of Ireland, their un- abated confidence in his patriotisj6 and their ...