... HTOUSE OF CONI'MONS, APR'L .4. X- ?? - -s lin~ otjrlin of- Mr. YOUNG, a ne witwrerrdci'5- tine '--cl'ounof a Knight of the, Shire to SCr naI ' l ?? ui-nI ci: K(ot, ilt the rctonn of Viscount M1:arsha on- I to tic--. e of' Pc--rs, as Earl of Renlnt-I on tlto reii-n . L fatttcs thle late Earl. TIC, vit-itt b;ild-s were rena ats coon atitne, an;i or~r, o!, cemrnt.tti --'PTheNot-tn Briti sh Iner ...

... CLOCK. nf Arb 0!) !I0l1(l4V of Attn itt) Moittlcti' ,ntili' of Ii' 110? al t'no leettloo on Mr 1:0 lirecceit tlcticO hI ice' I ethel uk h- trite 0 ?? the folloiving teeotttkc ice n Cd tIC -it-f etite?ttoec otteod itt 111100 ill cii ,e ''Ce ohieb I oricrcet' in tito o?qioctte .c.ih O ct: ecU n?e' At erecent tie ittin little ot tie tint en' i? otceetekoeltct' c boo I cojoit ticot cii be cit nil ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, I ON IST APRIL, 11845. (From the United Service Journal.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] Life Guards. Foot, 2st, Regent's Park 40tb, Bengal; Chatham 2d yde Park 41st, Brecon Royal Morse Guards. 42d, Malta; Isle of Wight Windsor Do. Reserve batt.]-30ala Dragoon Guards. 43d , Montreal; ...

... agrictlture. AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATIoN. At the Monthly Breakfast of the Aberdeen, Banif, and Kin- cardineslhires Agricultural Associatiorc, held in their Hall on Friday the 4th instant, the subject for discussion was the h o- I tation of Cropping; which was opened to the meeting by Mlr Blaikie of Crasgiebuckler, the Secretary. Mr Boswell of Kingeausie was of opinion that the matter be- fore ...

... IIMPROVEMiENT IN THE BREEDING OF PIGs. It is somewhat remarkable at the present day, when ingenuity is On the stretch, and enterprise in full operation in almost every. department of rural economy, when the points of the cow, horse, and sheep are so carefnlly scrutinized, to find so little attention p aid to the rearing of those kinds of pigs ascertained to yield the: best return for feeding. ...

... i4;fI (WZ5W' fi) czar '660a arm 3so=W.o I 5t~POcT orma svneeoU-a H _PE rnt V T-ttk 5Tet WAES- NyltaL, COURIT 05' TrilE 60tJETY, tOmTOna ZoN;--~rae. LORI) srONCeassr re _T`EE OflA' I , J'£R~ the biacootecs of aset Annual General Conic had -been -read, zilr.'4CflU5W RHutyn, AdvoceAte, rose and sadvWith refaranet the pat f te oimreswinh elaes o he macoipo which I Intended to brin forard t lar ...

... ?? 2IA1?OOTI. T1' CIIIZ SiIOlCL Oi' Otto Cr~totS ?? ?? Sirt-Whulel r agrec gerteiaity' in rte rc .ce-eflta ?? a'ote'pi-tdir~' Ic'lOBill inthicountryhi tecreg:dtob ! 'Il~t to 71:'c llolh Coil ';C,aa'rIRttraclr pl .tr :rla ?? tin'C 011 irir~il to loot. 1 itroubl rc ?? tied I!l'z:1 ?? fran11101i~l part oef p airy :rrrgrraetit r:.le : ?? a l' ! tb ,1 It ii1n1111C:C ?? ?? ji p l ii' (ICIU :i il'' ...

... The christeniin' t r Tthnl l4 A-A ?? The christening ofthe infant daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch took place on Thursday morning, in the Chapel Royal, Buckingham Palace, the Queen being one of the sponsors. The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch, accompanied by the infant and the juvenile members of their family, arrived at the Palace shortly before twelve o'clock. A select circle, ...

... LEITIT. ENDOWMENT OF i'OFERY-PUIILIC MEETING. A poblie roertiog of rise Frotottoot johotilloort of teirir, oppo ed to the cotioriti eodsisorettt of Popery 0000 held loot eight in Sooth Leith Fre Cioteric, William Alecre'tdor, Eoq. wttte roorelictiti, lo tiro chris. Tho ehoech 0005 filled to osec- how. 'fIre Nor. Mr Cohen Iroolog opened the meeriog with proper, 'lire Choirieco rose sod ...

... I Sr~oD Or A3Ix)DE!N. I The Established Synlod of Aberdeen met in the West Church 5 sresadaY the lth instant, when sermon was preached by the . IJMfkfitoshElfthe EasttChurchl, fion John xvii. 20,21. IThe S;,0od the proce leed to mai.ke up the roll ; and coin- isins of the elders from tile various Kirli-Sessions having agirenl its and asttsttn1e, the Rev. Mr SaTH rof Birse was >B4d Moderator. ...

... TIIE MERCANTILE MARINE OF ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES. C Ii..NLJ ~~listr LitlJ.lCJJ itn The (From the Lirerpoe)l Timnes.) Te following article from the N'ewv iork Deily Express IIIss hlow leciledle the commercial marine of Englanl is taking ,the St ad in several ereat branches of trade, even in) the United S t (t.l This is the real workinig of the reciprocitv system, ir the ie I ca.e if the ...

... 3-OtRvA.L OF THE CATIBREA. Liverpool, April 13. The ?? splendid ocean steamer Cambria, (Captain Juokina, - arrived liege at an early hoer this morning, with intelligence from the Utniteitisltes and Caaadts a fortnijbt isa advance of the last arival. She iailed froml Ealifaxeon-the3d, and fro: ] ! ston on l 3stinstant, pwith upwards of 120 passengers, and has performed the trip foq.i the port ...