... FALKIRK FIRST SECI?SSION CON- Gr{EGATION. TO 'cite tittiTOlL op 'cit a ?? OBStOtLVOtt.. Sto-I read letter in your peper of the 5th cerrosi, by ii! r Do vii A odorono of GI auge to, 00 tI, e ouhjeit of ,.iatemntrt trintle in the t, Call to Secedero, &c pultli?li.. eti in the columns of the Olrscrnct of 29th ult. voiriolt, bet fat' t'ireumsranoos, I wortld hove otleerted to earlier. It is tree ...

... )\V EDINBUREGH. IIS eSATURDAYS JANUARBY 7. ?? he London is in a sad bus about the income n- tax. The Tower WVard, the city of Wcestmin. perster, and other metropolitan districts are all up in rsarms. Great complaints are made of vexatious sucare-the CHANcErLOR of the EXCFIEQUER dy has been appealed to through a deputation, but en he can give no redress. W}e dare say that in somny instances ...

... EDINBURGH. THURSDA1; JANAUA1?Y 19. The MeO1'inl9 C/77'o)icle of Monday last con- tains the following announcement ?? The (day on which the session be, ins (Thursday the 2d of February) is now close at haned. It is un- derstood that questions of importance affe~cting the state Of the country will be brought forward at the commencement. We hlave hitte doubt that an amendment to the Address wilt ...

... ED INBURGH.D MlONDAY', JAINUARYZ1 16. We have only time to direct attention to the eloquent and argumentative speech of Mir RUTHERURulD, and the other able addresses de- livered at the Leithl Anti-Corn Law Demonstra- tion on Saturday evening, of whlichl a full report will be found in our paper of this day. W~e have received communications for which wve have not room, hut the purport of which ...

... To ?tnc Mnoa? OF TItil t.nTl? Caip? ROB Elt'r.ltil. When. from the hroathln0 tatri at lit a na ,i ii? The cltolicttd Inca I departs I Dtadi'o rat Thuagh .'1d the ni0h, and Ililtol Ito I ?? a?r Ho friendaltip ajeitilal 11cr thy awl, IlaO? Yet (kOjIOt gnat'. a 1anftiic ita.s at lend - The people's neardian, and the people'. Iri.itj '1'he fearless ?? at all Itane,, i'aa.a, Ft rat to denerve, tat ...

... r?TTTE?OI.I?V1N URGII. Fresb t; l ~ntlly meeting of thle Presby | orY dtl ?? wed the ?resbytery in aspeec~ | ~irXls ?? he f'~t itv'ltil hoeO ifde jlrairi~ tinlU 1.onidait thieil jifaneret ot 10b jrfi t.tnl 51 tiae1~ paon the tfltthantitalit, workz t ,1l,5.°il ,to li re. meil a pine r ,e irn. atd az~nd cb it l~b lif Ir;e thhik ess Ch-eh andsmust robe, itr[rsr$}e poritiCO ol~emlr .fis rbther m ...

... NORTHl-EAST PASSAGE TO CHINA. (Froms thc Clheltenlhom Cl1non*1c) In th2e great revolution in nautical affairs, wvich, by science and. perseverance in exploring different parts of the globe, is in course of accomnplishmenti it is extraordinary that the greatest maritime nation of the world has never yet directed its attention to a NE. passage to China; in vain have individuals at- tempted for ...

... CLOSE OF ThE BIRMINGHAM (2ONVERENCI?. I ?? Srsturdlay.-Tlhe sittings of thle above' Pu tw o bodies were b~roughlt to n close late last night. Antwer Hissing furnishedl you with) the main resolution s Arrin come to un ta the close of the eairly sittinig on Fri fhre Lei slay. it nowv only remains to give you an extract from rales ci the minutes of the last sitting, in order to complete t the ...

... F'ROMI EDINBURGH GAZETTED SttQUEnSrstA'TINl. r5 January IB3. RlOUEIIT hincisin, in Green Style of Kil1-r strussosy, sbatile ?? meet ss tise Issa orc Loilgoc*,f Kildrsusmmy, 27th January artd 17th Fetiruary, four o'clock.F January 16. Wsir.tltAsn AnAISo, glass and china tmer- chant, Salutis Bridg~e Street. Eilinburgts-Creslitors meett in the Royal Exchange (Caffceebsese there, 30th January ansi ...

... TI-B ARMY. Colonel Grey, roa1a artillery, btaa left Dublio for Lieutenant-Colonel Mt~ontain, 26tb, is nppointedl De- puro Adjutant-General at Madras, in place of Colonel Fearon, 40th. Cajatain and tihe Holn. Mrs1 Carter (royal regiment) arrived from~ Gibraktar. have nine monthsd leave of alt- Nenere. The gallant oficer's father, Colonel Carter, late reyslo, in a resqident in Jersey. The late ...

... EDINBURGH. SA7'URDAY, JANUARY 21. Sir ROBERT PEEL has issued the usual Mi- nisterial circular, which has been followed by a similar notification from Lord JOHN 1RUSSELL, las leader of the Opposition. Wie have every reason to believe that there wvill be a collision of parties at the outset. The vote on the Address will necessarily turn on the state of the country, or, in other wvords, the ...

... DITLEMMAS OF GENTILITTY. (F-.pectalor.)1 A good deal of mirth was excited some little time ago by the anxious struggles of some of her AMajesty's jurors about Chelsea, to get their names erasedl from thle list of gentlemen, and in- serted in that of esquires. Their efforts were not, after all, so unreasonable-there does ap~ pear to be some cause whly respectable people should be ...