... EDINJ3URGII AND GLASGOW RAILWVAY, ?? TV F--- ' 5 OtltttGO FAyVOUo Or THE GLASGOW JUNCTION RATO-AYA BIOLL. OnTuesclay, a special meet Ing of the shareholders of the E'din- Liorpi ?? Glasgow Railwvay Com~pany Wa-as held its the Company's lAT e oom ait the Glasg`ow staItion1, for the purpose of taking into ?? tile Glasseaco Jainlcition Bill now bfr alas t John Letrimonth, Esq., chairman of the ...

... S (Pram tes Spectator.) af In conty, collegiaite and acaidemical or university 0 education are apt to b-e used as convertible terms, In I ,rEngland, the Colleges are so numerous, wvealthy, and of powverful, that they have eclipsed the Universities, ?? t0 etthey are hut appendages. In Scotland, the one or ait most t two Colleges which had with. difficulty beens established in Pi n, each ...

... RAILWAY COAUMITTEPS. ITIC | :DiNBULRf.El AND IIANICK RAILWAY' ILL icr Znlosn e f Leeds, .MerlMuy.-The select committee ilnvesti,,tj,, h e the Merits ot this bill, consisting of Viscount Svdnev (Cliei-rnan) ill, the Duke of Newcastle, and Lords Foley, Calrhiorpe, and Sooth-- m1l ampton, met to-diay and commenced their labours. jer Two petitions against the bill oseme vithdrawn but two were the ...

... sortT ,t: - - 1 - Their Lordships did not sit this evening. TjiUsesDAr, JUNE 12. Messengers from the Commons brought nip a number of bills. LANDLORDS AND TENArTS (EzrGeAND). Lnrd PORTMAN rose to lav upon the table of the H1ouse a bill for giving compensation, in certain cases. to tenants in Bng- land. He thought tie best mode of carrying on insprovcmenet of land was by agreement between ...

... I N D t AN i) C1 I N A. (Frwicc,.,[c Titers.) o V- have r~ererveci It; our1 ettiraordinare express, in antrerpation o 01 ?? iittc?il )III.fl~ lt'tt,'r' anld capers from .1omrbay to the Ist a of 'Ma v, ar I itrow CZI ?? to thep 22,d of Aipril.d LIkc finn. £Eszlndia copouaty' steamer Queen arriveclat Suez d or, to', 'hi itilt. wit th, llombatL wail of thle 1st o a' a ''it t IIiacrte for v. ...

... MISCELLA NE GU S. Th/e Steono Pgiste.-The mighty steam engine-whe- ther we vie it in its individual grrandeur or in its universal dominion over all inferior iwacirinery-must ever be the great autocrat of the mechanical world. How wide are its provinces-bow extensive its fields of enterprise-how numerous its subjects, aridl how tiversi lied their aimsI Over the ocean and the estuary, across the ...

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... Prinee lleary of thn etle d.ii Royal Highness Ph; Prince hienry, second. son of William the Second, King gr of Hlolla~ndl, arivel e in Leitli Roads, on Tbhursday in to11ni yr hi inl thle Dutch fl-ictte the Rhlinle, of CS guns Onl cosuinirL, 0 to anchor, tlse fr-ii-ate firedl Ii salue of ten guns, which was hK returned liv the Fort in the coui'ca Of thle da3y. At oneL cc o'clock, the' Lord ...

... A -MEM1ORlY OF TIIOV'AS IIOOD. on (Fqcct,? /- Act- C hid-c ciw Jccc'.i act n ?? pncc cc cc:c'- ha~s ?? a a cc of clhciclalhercs to ccc. for it tt Iui i, ,cc 'c-c ?? nic 'ccl cc; -I-r frceo-I- c-c' hI ceak 11ecc-ccr---tarlc ?? cii cicrb icpd-icc: ci ?? icc thle ?? of its bereave'- fwl' cc -ci ccc I V lccvc ccc ii eac c'thc'r. I- thle cccp at socrowy yen ?? o ?? Allir-cl F--l-iciry a i Mire it t ...

... HOUSE OF COMM\]ONS, JUNE 18. k.,. Rp-.f . -n turs - le N.-ri-nri- .- TTn;-nl.ae r' The Report On the Clyde Navigation and Union Canal Juno- tion Biii was brought up. n -i ARiiEqi'ITENT OF IN-AGES (SCOTLAND) BlLL. tilt M lr. T. DUNCO\ ?? thesecond reading ol theArrest- lic t melt of \\atzeS (ScI IIzld) (NX. 2) Bili. ! ti, The 3,011RD lAItVCATE oi erted to the indistinct and sle- 1;e vetily n ...

... AGICULTURS .J1 'ola horatnigtihackrespecing %ether appearance oflthe grossinri, i teat mean Ulcroix Tiist nrere or ,less injnry was donrm lv tire extreme 'Cs rity r- Li of t Ie winter end the biaekwar'lneasH (it the 5print!, cannot l.ie qie'- J10 tr our- I; 6Wi , rafefyrar enriiu inqapr: r, wve f'eil sasti -'lici !i tt t* i 1 1 Wichief was pm le partial. and 0taut our proreopcts it r1,gwC t to ...

... iL- A St. George's Society of Glasgow.-Her Roval Highness Bgthe Duchess of Kent has been graciously pleased to be- come Patroness of the St. George's Benevolent Society le of Glasgow. ie Sleam Boat Thlefts.-'We understand that, during the Ilf Jasmonth, a number of persons travelling by the steamers en the Clyde have had their pockets picked of large sums oe of flnciac, and from the very expert ...