... H.ouIi a Itt errury nd ED)INBURGH. or mn VMONDAY, JANUARY 1. he ng Another year of, so called, Conservative Go- ar, vernmnent has passed. Has it added to the sta- I'd bility of any of the Institutions of the country ? I .55Are the dangers to social order or public tranquil- ;id lity, which were so pathetically deplored as the ; by result of WVhig policy, now removed, or even re mitigated? Sir ...

... ?flCIJ?0T$u. | SATURDAY. DE;CEMlBER 30. 1843. j.C j Tuie continued dumrp weathler caused a large pnrocrv proportionl of the sulpply to come to hand, at Dlark-lane, a Ge in indlifferent condition * and while really line dry qua. prort lities were in rather lively request, at fultly former rates, ewst secondlary antl interior qualuicxe could only be disp~osed M ot' by submitting tO a sight ...

... t herctoibre been~ usual, t;at tlhc evenaing ot ('ltristtoonl.d1; , .o tbrhe sierean to in thc hall a~t MI itidoor Cat ?? to en;jiy. ,themseleves nvi t Siniging an~d ?? ovt 0cr the cx tetniely .ltberal supply ot p~unltc tfrsisiteti by thc SI tster 01i the .b Ieunohulf lat t Itin fc.tivcc seaonl of it tb( vcar. On ihe tnorn ing of )ilondaly last sevetal of' th e 1{al ydon en ~ctiest receive d ...

... lord lynedoch and Ossian.-It is an interesting cir- cetumstance, as illustrating the great age of the late gallant Lord Lynednch, that he was some time, when a hey, a pupil under the charge of Mr. Macpherson, the translator of Ossian, and that to this connexion we,in some measure, owe the publication of the poems of the Celtic Homer. In the summer of 1759-a far distant period to revert to in ...

... AGRICULTUR.\L REOflT. r.~~ I I, I ., vI . . (Froumlihe Qmxuflerly JurNumI fi.4g'ind[ure) | ?? 1qa43 5 -Wit] the exception *f a fee clays * N re f l-ts earl;- B t- hber, which mIan- people Cr11-c-.1e;el¾ p CItOlS rf ;. earlv anl seer-c wietr-r, the ix rather h cc; lceii ir-wi-vkal lv mili a ri, evc-ln a eablde (li1iilla the rvlc ole fniqairt-t. IX )iI) tnr-ii r, ±s fa11 en than to renderthe ...

... BATTIS FOR TBE WORKING CLASSES. PUBItr MEETING aAT EDINBUCaH. A Public coeeill, of the inhabitants was held on Weduexclav in tile Nex Music 1ti1ail, to Coltiider the pra,>rietY of erecting l,:tdl for tii.- 1iorl i *g clls-ses at a ceasalittil a late T lie mcectiog, i lh cil vl-s telll in ci lie:;vettce chiefl- aifa ioerr nlitantialn g thlen orliiII: clates of Eldintll-nri t iltnsele ivan;1. ? ...

... BATFIS FOR THE 'WORhINMi CLASSES. T :1l.. I 1 . . -. 1 .o .. i. s .f Ii ouar firt pge s-ill ?? foaid ar eporr tof Oile ?? ircetinrg %% hiv! i took place in EuinLburghon the2k7th uIL ,forfrirtheringthleestablsh- | I mentofpiibliebatlisfor theworkingclasses in Edinburgh.andwinich we trriefie ?? to in our last. The beginninlg seems to Ire charac- |teised both by prudence and vigour, and we ...

... FAkTAL AND DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LIVERPOOL, & MELANCHOLY LOSS OF HUMAN LIFE. I (Fraom Fire LVeerpool MMi-nMy.) On Thursday morning, about a quarter past eiglht .,'clock, the extensive sugar-refining establishment of Mt Jamet; Brigucker (late Sir T. and J. Brancker) was dieeovered to be on fire, and so rapid was the progpesa of the flames, that in a few minutes the dwhole range of buildings ...

... 1 ELIGJ7OUS TESTS IN UN1i'IVERSITIE'S. a: ~~[FROM T11E I.ELtcISOti) rt It I;, interesding to observu bow liii progriess inads_ by r, to gr,.tx itstiou. helps in pr, inotivg ithe sucLi,6 of'others S1t We at i'llujitat~iitjli of tll,~ lin thle anti-eorn-law agitu- hi tnon, the primary remult of'which will, ito doulit, be the abo- lition of' thle broa d tax-but the beteleit to be acquired wili ...

... 1` CATHOLIIC CHURCH. , X ?? FeOR 143 AT To UURC O ST. PRAN- OA. CS, MlEtCHANT L-QUAY. Testerday being the consummation 'of 1843, a soleutni ?? was celebrated at the above oburch, aftei which b`12o'eam was chaunted to give thanks to the Supreme liuer of all creation for the innumerable blessings he bau ,ofed to best6w on mankind during the preceding 1lhe celebrant priest was the, Rev. John ...

... . ._VrlA'FIONE TO f.IBERATOR, I r 'I ' ?? ?? :[[xliZN]!Y *'~onut a' ppbli It is in cbnte!piptiou to invitMr.C toi Dinaer on haisirrija 'li this city, Xen route t Dublin. A: meeting was held last (Friday) night at the Citizens' Club, for the purpose of mating the necessary arrangements- KfJAIrn'Y ;OUrncl!. -- ?? :: TRALEE. A meeting was held on Sunday last at the Chamber of Commerce, Tralee, ...

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