... 0 , ItImal stlimm. I id6u or WhYS. MNnday, July 20. Thie R&d of Polds -presented a great numbe, of petitlor§ trbia #sibtis places it, Wales against the ufion of the sees of St Asaph and lai9ik. The noble Earl than proceeded t tulat' tbe' principal groundg on rhich a tUnon of the two sees Iad been ProPosed, and tbe bonus which had been held out to the pelciphlity t Induce theb inhbtbitants of ...

... SC C ANG. At a meeting of the Town Conncil of Edinlur.l1i, on TuesdaV, * Como Innes, Esq., advocate, asunanimnously elected Prolessos' of Civii Ill-tory in th;e Lniver sitv of Ediiburg -h t Conx L fls .EP.. L IT..-We olbserve that the passing of this bill Las beeni celebrated in almost every burgh0, tow'n, or il- ;g cOtla4d Iy puldic rejoicing.. rsie in hl lind nLcotdin.- to the circumstances ...

... JUVENILE SCHOOL OF INDUSTR1Y. . .. .. - t .. . .. . . . . _ A Public Meeting in aid of this excellent institution, was held in the Mechanics' Hall on Monday evening last. On the platform were Baillies Henry and Ross,; Mr Sheriff Watson: Mr Thomson of Banchory; Mr Blaikie of Craigie- buckler; the Rev. Messrs Dewar, Bryce, Kennedy, &c. &c. The LoRD PROVOST presided. The Afeehanics' Hall,although ...

... Nbertreen %*Uvual+ , I WM Z8DAY, 'a'y 15, 1840., THF. MINISTRY.-The arrangements of the Russell Govern- qi met, both leading and subsidiary; have at length been corm- i pleted. The selections for the various departments appear to an have been directed generally by a fair regard to the personal Yr qualifications of the nominees, and seem to have given satisfac- a tion. Some denmur, indeed, has ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, ON 1ST JULY, 18&. (IUrom the United Service Journal.) [Where two places are mentioned, thelast named is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] Life Guards. Foot. 1st, Windsor 41st, Mullingar °d, Regent's Park 42d0 Malta; Isle of Wight Royal llorse Guards. Do. [Reserve batt.3-Malta Hyde Park 43d, Dover Dragoon Guards. 44th, Newry Ist, Birmingham ...

... FREt PRES YTERY At ABEt&Et.N I The Free Presbytery of Aberdeen met On ThurgdaY, in Mel- nil'e Church-the lle-. Mr ANtErsoS, mederator. 500715 CHURCH. The minuheit of a uleeting of the South Church congregition, 1 eld on M)1onday evening, in reference to a call in favour of the Llev. - M Bonar of Larh4ert, w;ere read. It appeared that a co- j ittee of^ the eongregation had gone to Barbert to ...

... I INVERURYHORTICULTVRAL SOCIETY. The first competition of this Society for the seasontook lace in the Town-hall on Friday the 26th ult. The show of Fruits and Vegetables was very superior, while in the floral depart- ment- Every flower Vied with its fellow plant in luxury Of dress.' The atteadance was nunerous and respectable, giving strong proof of the growing interest taken in the ...

... 4fqrtigjJ intelftgfre. I IFance. i~ The arispaprs ae taen in wth ur Ministerial crisis, upon tI t' hch, owevr, tey sy nohingnew.Of French domestic PO- si liticl nes thy ar desttute buttheypublish accounts from b, vurious prts ol' te kingdomdescribi g i gowing colours the tI Spain. llacunts. concur in stating that thdecounitry is unusal tranuil Th disoltio oftheCores ias mpcted to takeilc inJuy ...

... SCOTLAN B. POST-OFFWiRAiitnir -c-errdrt ta on arid] a.. after Mondr'y the 2fith, the Post. Olijee autboritieg wIllII avail Vythremseves of tho facilities aWlorded 1hY the opening of the North its British h~allWaY froMi Edinburgh to 1Berwick, thus lessenling, [by ho aboit four houirsthe timaeiat present occupied in runinin'g-the hie night and day nurils between London and Edinburgh, and, as il- ...

... ABFRDEENSHIRE HORTIULThRAKL SOCIETY. I I - - I.. ,. r. .,: . , The second exhibition for the present. season of this society took place on Wednesday. The show of flowers was, perhaps, fully as magnificent as any that ever was witnessed at this pe- Inod in ansy preious season. The attendance was very numer- ons. The following is a list of the awrds of the Judges - For the best Twelve ...

... Tnr conntry, it would appear, is to be again subjected to all the anxieties of a Ministerial crisis, at the close of a session which presents a heavy arrear of business both of a public and private character. This juncture has been produced partly by the defeat of Alinisters-on the Coercion Bill; but more particu- larly, if report speak the truth, by some hitch in the Cabinet on the subject of ...

... CONVENTION OF ROYAL BURGES. Tuerdag, J'u11 14. The Convention Met this day at 12 o'clock. The Lord Pro- vast of Edinburgh havink been chosen Preses. the very Rev. P~rincispal Lee conatited the meeting with prayer. Mr John Sinclair Depute Town-Clerk of Edinburgh was appointed As- sistant lerk in room of the late Mr Callander. Wed4 aV, J-l1Y 14. Mr CrAewford, W.S., (North BeIwDak, . Convener of ...