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... f} P- D?;! 1_ -- __ 1 ?? ?? I (Fron Blaczreood'e Magazine.) Ger (am When, in 1812, we camne to logsgerheads with our Yan- ver lvec cousin, and they walked into Canada, expecting, as roua the now would, to wvalk over it, they soon found that they sect were to take very little by their motion. The whole noM number of British troops then in the colony was -under na rme 2,400 men. Upper Canada was ...
... LONDON, NOVEIMBER 7. The BoRal Family are still at W-indsor, and the Queen andl the Prince have been taking their accustomed out- door exercise during the present fine weather. It is ex- peeted that her Majesty will go to Arundel Castle in the cour se Of next week. His Excellenev the Earl of Elgin, the recently appointed t Governor-General of Canada, is expected to embark for NBorth America, ...
... STATIONM OF THE BRITISH ARMY, ON IST NOVEM3EnB, 1846. (From tee Ulnited Sertvice Journal.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which te Depdt of the Regiment is stationed.] Life Guardst. Foot. Ist, Windsor. 40th, Winchester. 2d, Riegent's Partk. 41st, Mullingar. Royal Horse Guards. 42d, Malta; Isle of ?? Hyde Park. Do. [Reservebattalion.]_-.mta Dragoon Guards. 43d, Dover ...
... IRE LAND. Tc Afr. O'Connell's Tenentry.-On Wednesday morning, h great excitement was created in this town by the approach hi of a large body of labourers, amounting to 300, or per- G haps more, who, with spades on their shoulders, advanced S by the Killarney Road, in somewhat like militarv order. sl About nine o'clock several scattered parties met at Car- tf ban Brid-e-a mile to the east of ...
... ion rhunting Ajpaintments.-The Linlithgonw and Stirling- 9en shire fox hounds meet on Monday, the 23d Nov., at Pol- . kenimet House; on Tuesday, the 24th, at H-aln.ingside; rn- on Friday, the 27tb, at Dundas Castle; on Saturday, the of 28th, at Dechmont-each day at half-past ten o'clock. of The Ayrshire fox hounds will meet on Saturday, the 21st inst., at Eglinton Castle; on Tuesday, the 2-th ...
... LONDON, NOVEMBER 2]. The Quaen accotnpaoied hr Prince Albert, the junior arremozers of the Rual familv, and the Court, have re- noved to the Isle of Wight, where, since Wednesday, her IMajesty' and the Prince have been taking their accustomed exe-etse. Sumornonses were issued yesterday to all the Ministers to attend a Cabinet Council at the Foreign-office this day at twelve o'clock. We believe ...
... HIGHIC-VATER AT GLASGOW AND GREFENOCK. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ u ?? - ?? G ?? w~Gn~zocnA. Nt; ,ea. orning toetin.. qrn~ing. Eveningz0 V',tI'aOk .14 Ni c il 3S t'1 45 1 I FROM THE CLYiDE BILL (IF ENTRY. Att:.%Ls AND ltOTS Nova, Thor 7. Bounty of. Providei-ce- cf Got.e. ΒΆ V.Aitirnont. Dut:ltrk. %6tlt a cargo of ai-ples--i' Cs OaInie ill dIstKUte-2TR !,s toottc(, Ito ?? toeil.\- Co-S, iris 7111:2 toe ...
... AN1ENDED CONSTITUTION OF NEW YORE. (From the Corres27indenlce of tgue lfor-i.n C.rnTh7A j FrFe' thc Correspondence If ?? Moreinq Ch.roniee.) The armkendmnents of the constitution of the state of New York bv the convention just adjounidd wfllihvottihe attenticn of political observers. The changes are very radical, and as there is every probability of its being ac- cepted in its newv shape, the ...
... TflE WAR AS-D STATE OF PARTIES. - 3 If Mrt. Presideg 'ntti snapc~ ' con .1dutt 3n'tricraeinfornli-t to our predictions,>lie eoul&~ - bave more entirely andiaccurately fulfilled them; aud we are now not without hopes of seeing the j-ust retributiorn which his rash and nrgressive policv calls down upon hii- head eventzlally crush the democratic leaders arnA tie pred sent Cabinet of Washington ...
... RAILWAY COMMiISSION. TumnsorY, Nov. 10. The Commissiot resumed its sitting to-dav, in the Mferchants' Hall, when Mr. G. V. NMuir waas e/amninedL at consideralhe length Y in suppolrt of the scheme for a General Railway Terrninns at thr I site pi-esentily occpiied bv the buildings known as the Wyiids of I Glasgow. Mr. Muir's stateiments to the Comtnli-siclners wvent to -lhow the advantage to lie ...
... EDlINBURGR PIIILOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION. T.. 1 -_a _ _ . - - . I I . . . I In our last we briefly alluded to the prniozcli-ngs which took cas niece at Edinburgh on the opening2 of this Society on 'Wednesday. dei From the vari o~is longl and eloquent speeches then delivered, for whichl we have no Space, we select that of Mr. Macunolay, as per- lad haps the most appocsite to the occasion. hry Mlr. ...
... (.61a, sop'b?, gir Taxb? FRIDAY MORNIN G, NOVEMBER 6. Notwithstanding the increased promise of foreign i supply, and the ordinary indication of a falling market at home, there is still a party clamorous for the immediate opening of the ports; or, in other words, for a virtual repeal of the corn law passed by Parliament last Session. Instead of being satisfied with the enormous concession ...