... PROPOSED NEW FREE CgtICH COLLEGE. Brighton, Jan. 27, 1845. llev. and Dear Dr Welsh-Since I had the plesurcof cor- responding with you concerning the proposed new college, I have given some attention to ths question of our educational movements, and certain views have occurred to me which I should wish submitted to onr fellow churehmen. I heartily rejoice thlt your endeavours hove already ...

... cox.ro0 culunci Monr. A. adjourned inecting of this oroeread conrt was held on Wednevday-Mr Nairn, moderator-for tine purpose of conti- nnting tihe proceeding in tire case of the Rev. Mr Napier. Mr Adano Parenson appeared as agent far the presentee, and Mr John M'Arthur, one of the objectors for hInself. The proof having bern declared closed on both sides, the adjourned fceting ,as; thou ...

... 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 ...

... COURSING-RENFREWSSHIRE OPEN MEETING. By permission of Sir John lMaxwell, Bart., the Renfrewssbire Open Mkeeting commenced vesterday morning, at Police South G.ate. Mr. W. Watson of Louth, Lincolnehire, ?? as Tryer. Tle following is the result of the first day's running .- Trus RearaREwsrHrBE PunsE roet PuPPEES-63 Sovs. I. Mr. Geddes' bi; and w b Bracelet beat Mr. A. Graham's r b Fly; Mr. ...

... cc ?? VTisit to the tfoymorkct..Her Mlajesty the Queen and Prince Albert, attended by the Hon. Miss Murray, slie ColonelBuehler, and Colonel Wylde, honoured the Ha;- ai1 market Theatre last evening, to witness the performance of of the new comedy of Old Ifeads and y01`51, Hearts, the -e, extravaganza of Crorioso acad Perciszet, and the Diorama. s Royal Visit to Warwick Castle.-\Ve believe we ...

... EDINBURGII AND GLASGOWV RAILWAY. On Tuesday, at one o'clock-, the fourteenth half-y~early General P Meeting of the Shareholders of the Edinburgh and .Glasgow Rail- t way Comparny was 'held, pursuant to their Act of Iacorporationl,NV ill the Comnpany's Office irt Glasgow-John -Leararonlth, Esq., WI Chairman of the Comnpany,' in the chair, an Tire CleanTAMMA having called on the Secretary to ...

... (Fromn the SpectatoW.) The Irish Repealers are strange people. Talk of Ire- land's disordered state, and you are angrily told that no country is so quiet: say that it is quiet, and you are more angrily assured that it is agitated. Ireland, says the (Queen's speech, is tranquil: the Town CoundrcMk dl tlklt resolves that Ireland is agitated! Some little time baclk, M1r. O'Connell thought that ...

... IPUBLIC b!METING. SABBATH DESECRATION. ON Monday evening, a public meeting was held in the Free East Church. fory the purpose of adopting resolutions on the sanctity of the Sabbath, and the sin of desecrating it. The church was crowded on the oceasion. On the motion of Mr Alexander Leslie Dr. Henderson was unanimously called to the chair-when the Rev. Mr Foote opened the sijeeting with praise ...

... IISOiLLANEOUS. 1fATH rN LoNDox.-The statisticiAl jrious in death, notes f that ever; ten minutes some one of the inhabitants of this huge t znetronohs dies. Lor4 Francis Egerton has recently made an important altera- r 1aon relative to the game on his Northamptonshire estate. The tenantry are now allowed todo asthey like with it. The terants o have the option of destroying or preserving the ...

... (Fneos our Sprrial CUorrsosn(fcn.t Loe-ooN, TToESDar lfeoRtNIo. The interesting proceedings in the Commons last night have realised the inference drawn on Saturday at the Clubs, and partially in the commercinl circles, that Sicr RIbert Peel'5 plan for the rednction of Tanxation, as far a rcespects a fee, nr- ticles, is not the best that might have been adopted coder cir- enmstances so ...

... flricultwe. RIGH!LAMDE A'4AGR ICIULTURAL SOCIETY. The mouthly'vmeeting of this Society was heldat their Museum on Wednesday-Mr. Hogg of Newliston occupying the chair The first paper, which was read by Sir George Macpherson Graet, Burt.. related to the Scots fir plantations of Lamming- ton and Lairgformmng part of tile forest of Balagown, belong- ing to W Charles Ross, Bart. The account of ...

... The Couneil met on Tuesday at the usual hour-the Lord .,he Provost in the choir. 002 NoW OnREFRa1us' OstOO1CIT. set. A depuattion froon thle elders and nmemheruofobheoengrega- -68 osno of New Greyfriurs, consitsing of Mr George Brosen, 00cr- gli, ?? MutcAtlon, W.S.-Mr Ferguson, W.S. Osa. smited low en she Couocil, and peesected a memorial, praying shot they else noighot ho percoittod to ...