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... I A Til'XII' ARv LAsc;LoasD.-The otiler (lay I had the opportunity of visiting the estate of Mr. Carden, of Bernane. tC This gentleman on the falling bs of the old lease found the t1 land in such a wretched condition, and the tenants upon it so e miserable, that lie determined to buy them out and take the ft Lindt into his own hanids. They agrecd to ta1;e 101., and to 1' leave the lend. It is ...
... LIren Iit ntiutgence. p 51 I a 0 15 Ii ci 2 a 01 S 0I 54 xi II _ii o'lock, ts o th inabi etnt ofs the Fntre s cptalf,that shoul brn es hi eJivle a ensfl de lverd ofa 'ine -h Inparedeec b o the adop ivtion of thene route.adteolv b eciteduon o the depts who have neceptetedoni thhe fvsof theb erdi ta redudt busend anle sldeoghtupr the gode. twro Seville. he ~waddies rome xcesse eih ar-i~rie ...
... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF I ENGLAND. ar ?? es The council held their first meeting for the winter session !don IV elnesday last, at the society's-house in Hanover-square. d Lord Portman, the new president, occupied the chair. There it 're also present-Mr. P. Posey, Al. P., Mr. J. W. Childers, 1e MP., Colonel Austin, M.P., Colonel Challenor, Professor 0 Sewell, Messrs. J. Kinder, G. Turner, ...
... ?? tc WFVEEDOM opf Me CITY of EDINBURGH to LORID JOHN It LSELL. Thle townt council of thle city having unanimously resolved DP to present the freedoti of the city t45 Lord John Rtussell, ' Monday was fixed upon for the presentation. lot Thle Cord Provost, accompaiiniedl by the lnlgistrates and to members of the council, entered the hall inl their robes at 1,0l one o'clock. Lord John Rtussell ...
... I - ~ - It . - I i - |WRECK OF YIE l-lU., ANiVD I!AIrJ3URGI-I | P h T}; 79-,lE S Ut1, VJ1 () S T Ip _._M ?? The subjoined parilitloers Ililning to the timitlaleholy loss of the IIhill ainl IlIamt uglr aljen-ship *- ligavret,' during the late hurricane off ihe Dltsil coast, have been furnished I by the owners of the ill-filed jdp. | ThI[c Margaret was an irol vessel, 250 Ions buirthen, 120 ...
... LORD PROvosT-THOMAS BLAIKIE. - BAILLIES. V 1. JiErs FoEBES. 3. GEoRGE HENRY. $ 2. LEwis CROMBIE. I . PETER WILLIALSON. g OrFICE-BEAREES. P JAMES HADDEY, Dean of Guild. S ALEXANRDiR WEBSTER, Treasurer. . t ALEIANDER HAuDEx. Masterof Shore Works. . WILLIAM FRA:SER, Masteir of lirk and Bridge Works. - ALEXANDER TouRBE 5Master of Martiieations. :. n WILLIAM GORDON, Master of Guild Brethren's ...
... MAGISTRAiTRA anvn~oo iia±ntk' EDINBURGH. The Right Hon. ADAx BLAa i, Lord Provost. aud BAILIES. aid JAxcas GRAY, Esg for JAMES OGILVIE M C, Esq. oer, W1LJ.TAm Duz;CAN, Esq. I as1- JOHN RITCHIE, Esq, - D. 3; Thomnson, Esq., Dean of Guild. aid Robert Sclater, Esq. Convener of the Trajes. ia J .Thomson, Esc:; Treasurer. ic Losso Joxsw RlUSssLr.-.At a Meeting of the Senatue of the t 'UniverSity of ...
... THE Lf LRD RE( lORSHIP OF TI7JM U- VERSITY OF GLASGOW AND THE FREE CHURCH. . We regret to learn that a sectionof the Free Church party hii this city have determined to oppose the re-election of Mr. Rutherfurd as Lord Rector of the University for the ensuing year. Mr. Rutherfurd was, at the last election' the Free Church candidate; and it was by the union of Free Churehmen with the Liberal ...
... We have received the Paris papers of Friday and Satur- day. In France the opinion appears to be universally enter- tained that, from the unhappy condition to which Ireland is reduced by the failure of the potato crop, it is impossible for the English government to delay the opening of the ports for the importation of foreign grain, and the Paris journals are deeply eneaged in discussing the ...
... TIHE Hlag PRICE OF PROVISIONS- PAR ISHOFST PAUL, COVENT GARDEN. Last night a public meeting of the parishioners of St. pauI Covent Garden, was held in the vestry-room, for the purpose of taking into consideration the present high price of provisions, and to petition her Majesty to open the ports for the admission of 4oreign corn and provisions duty Iree. Mr. TAPSTiR, the senior churchwarden, ...
... * I The cause of alarm, whether exaggerated or not, is, that the produce of the potatoe gardens, on which a large portion of the population of Ireland depends, ap-J pear sto be greatly reduced by a kind of rot. The Reajing facts of the whole case may he thus stated: No one imagines that the whole, or the half of the population of Ireland is absolutely dependent on these potatoe gardens. The ...
... Tli pat question between this country and Texas, or rather the United States, has not changed its asneot since I last wrote to you. The talk about war between these powers continua, but nothing is done. The troops are spread over the whole oountry; that portion whbeh, under General Paredes, occupies San Luis, does not stir, and their som- mander seems to be infinitely more dreaded by the ...