... STATIONS OF T'[E BRITISHl AIIMY, ON IST JAN., 1S45. UN iST J. (Front the United [IV here two places are rmentionet the Depot of the le Life Guards. I st, Regent's Park. 2d, Hyde P'arlk. Royal llarst GCurdis. Windisor. Dragoon Gutardls. 1st, Canterbury. 2d, Longford 3d, Balliicoliig. 4th, Calhir. 6 thl Y or'k. 7th, Cape of Good Hope hMaidstone. DraCg(ons. Ist, Dublin. 2 (4, Edlillburgh. 3d, ...

... R2AILWAY COMMITTEES. ?? of Commons, Wednesday-. Feb. 26. The GlascoV Junction Raitwv w as opposed hr Messrs. Robert- son and Connell, on behalf of the Glasgow an,3l Garlkirk, Railwav tCompanv. of tihe Clerce Rivcr TrU.stee , Of Mr. A. Campbell, of ?? i. 'Noipier. and Of the fenars of Blythswood. MSr. PlFitr Was acesnt for the bill. 'rite Chairman. beftre th.e case onernie, said that lie ...

... r 7wl Queez nu Don'ecr.-re are happy to hear that the Queen Dowager's hedlth is so much improved as to enable . her Xsajestv tO leave the house and talke carriage airings when the wcather permits. Her Ma-ajesty drove out for n the fir ,t time on Friday last as filr as Holt Castle and its e neirlibourhood.- _iorr-stcr Journal. i 1fawrri-;e hin High ?? matrimonial alliance will -e sliortlv le ...

... Thursday Prensiy. The English securities have iteen quiet to-day, and the amount of business transacted was limited. There wvere no large opera- tions, the dealings being principally confined to the ordinary pur- chases and sales of the public. Consols for money and theacnount left off 994 to ; Exchequer Bills, .55s. to 57s. prem. ; Bank Stock, 2i 1 to 2124; India Stock, 282 to 264; 3 per ...

... All SC EL LANE OU S. Pro sw~ioool Imcome, 6-o., q[ Sir IV. Foib't.-Asz, like Scatrlcttji~,hin ain oijertwas to make inonev,ltis gainls muist Iiax' beci ini~nese. le hasl as many' scieciald retainers as Scarlett in his biest dna, tad, more general arid variedl html- ness ; hutl soiirlert ell oved forty-four aears' practice, while ai Solictt tad Only been twenty-one ?? at the bar when hle 1,died ...

... SlUGS OAA TREES. AbutTw rsa Mr To ?? e (From the Dumfries Courier.> About tw~o years ago, M~r, Young, callinet-imarker, Nervton-, zT Stewart, observed portions of large oak trees projecting above the R sand, in the bed of the river, being within tide mark, and wboll.y covered with fresh wvater. After asking leave of the Right Ron 0 the Earl of Galloway (on whose property they mwere,) which tl ...

... The Queen and Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the Ladies and Gendermen of the Court, and the domestic Household, attended divine service on Sunday morning in the Chapel Rloval, Buekingham Palace. The Bishop of Norwich preached the sermon, .and the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtenay officiared at thit service. [Ter M4I1ajesty and Prince Albert honoured the Italian Opera with their nresence ...

... The following communication is from the pen of an agricultural experimentalist of much eminence. It is well known that ths storesof Ichaboe now remaining atre exceedingly limited, and that there can be no renewal from that quarter, at least (luring the ; times of the present generation. 'lhe ?? from Peru have not at any time been abendant, nor is there any reason to expect that they will ...

... Talmouth, Nov. 27. The Peniguin packet. Lieutenant Lesliearrived this afternoon with the Brazil mails, having lefc Rio Sanera on the 12th. Bahia on the 22cl, and Pernaniubco on the I2d ult. She brings £20,000 on' freihcit in gold and diamionds, and the following passengers, viz. Major Van Le,le, Messrs. Robert Tennent, Samuel Pett-, J. Fraser, and Saisset, Mrs Sullivan, four children and ...

... STIRLING AGRICULTUR.A'L ASSOCIATION. g The( (eian ho f thils Association was held in Mr. set 1.,prjDur) elarton Road, on lri-iav thle Sth inist., when the Prenmiuims a ere an% arsled hoy Al ssr.Jh lrilai ris er Isiorpe John Dudssgeon, Alisondhll; John COclolirs, 11 epetain CAy IOllsou Thomas0)5 Bowmnian, HaIlhll i; D). Rennie, C'orrie ;and J. 7y Buschanan, Ejijich, as follows: 'Ve JIiGlI-%ANt ...

... LOW.rDON, DECEMBER 27. The Queen. 'Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, the ladlies aIn-1- gentlemen of the Court,aInd the dome'stic house- holdl attended divine service on Thursday Tnorninz in the pririate Chapel of the castle. A~fter thle mlorning set-vice, the hoN communion was administered, A splendid bafoin of beef, weighing upwards of 300lb3., -idas the p rincipal dish, according to ...

... S COTLAN.D 'The ]Jnchess ci' ]ocele~tic and her vouthillo family hae irrivrvl at Bow-hill, the Nole1 kesea ?? F ki'lishire, frlno I 5o ,I i'tft1'i i ~lce. ne0ar H i hnh - Rec/.orshij' Of die ElbdiiabrqA filc hiidti Tuesdlayt r.Leonhard Schmtzir of Loiilon Wtls ?? b)y til e -Town Counc'il to thle offsce of ?? of the High Sclool,C var-ant by the(, reti reimns t of' D)r. C-arson. - Ofices ?? ...