... w Ab N~l w u - R WEDNEDAY, November 18, 1848. .60 - Ducay op LANCASTFEL-Few people know, a-ad probably as la~rg'e fe~v care, what is precisely meant by this ducal denomination. derec What is most commonly known about it is, that it has a Chan: Th cellor, said that this offcial is also a, member of the Cabinet, Vern' personally represented meanwhile by Lord Campbell. The creas duties of the ...

... THE GREAT NORTIHERN RAILWAY. (CIIALXAWMAhED LONDON AN YORK, AND DIRECT NORTHERSN) (From the Deender A duerdsee.) We are glad to observe, from one of the London papers, that operations have been actively commenced at the London terminus of this most imriportant national line of railway-one in Ai hich Scotland especially is deeply interested, as it will so greatly shorten the distance between ...

... Osborne Hoa0use.-Unon the arrival of the Courtin the Isle of Wight nest weeik, the planting of several thousands of trees, consisting of oak, elm, and chesnut, will take place upon the grounds around Osborne House, and at Barton, under the immediate superintendence of her Ma- iestv and Prince Albert. Various additions will also be made to the ornamental shrubberies in the immediate vicinity of ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMNBER 20. The late accounts from Portugal have been of more 1 l than usual interest. The armies of the Queen and of the | t - - - 11 .. insurgents were gradually approaching each other, and a body of 600 troops detached by the Duke of Saldanha had, according to report, defeated the Cintra Guerillas [ with considerable loss. Thus far, in every conflict which has taken place ...

... of a son5.cm At Ratliven Manse, on the 9th insit., M~rs GARINsER,. of- a son. wol At 2.1 mse of Durris, onthel11th cirt Mrs COP`LAND, ofa son. w At Newfarm, Keig, on the 8th instani, the wife of the Rev. Wsz. gOOC0 P.Srnsrn, of ason. pens At Mlains of Fiihery, on the 4thi int. the wife ofMIr ALEXANDER Bi Ross. Schoolmaster, of a sun. whei At Edinburgh, on the 14th instant, the lady of ROBERT ...

... I WVExEK iDrING Nor. 14. EDINBaC.UII AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. Simbt-r of passengerS-21,7S36 . L.2093 t I Iorses and carrwii-es . . . 102 7 0 '-ods. parcels, cattle, Rc. . . 1641 1 o Total . . . L.TS336 14 1 Correseallydin iveek in 1845 . . 2858 11 9 Nynru I3IBnrTisI RAILWA-I. INeLLDI:;O DALEEMIT URANCIT. PasseneCe-; horses, and carriages,&c .. L.931 0 l0 Goods, parcels cattle, Rc. . . 418 7 o ...

... To tohe EDIxro of the ABmB2EEN JOURNAL. SIx R-Being in thehabit of regularly taking in' your Journal, I am le to address you at present'in my own vindication, from having read in your paper of this week an account of a supposed case of suicide which happened here lately, and which you appear to have copied fronm the Bgzffshire Advertiser. I was called in to the girl in question, about ...

... TxM AaaxT - vauvw. ? - I SU.Ppmlen ho die L~ondon Gqzefe, Tuesdayi, 2Va.Wmber 7Ci, 0- ~~~~~War Offce, t.9 Her Majesty tias been pleased, to apipoint the f~oviowng Qffier to take rank by brevet as underutentionod.- The commi soA tip be dated -Nov. 9, l846- 0 General Sir George 'Nugent, Bart. and G.C.B.; General Thoilnas Grosvenor; General Henry NV illiam Marquis of An&l- scy, K.G., and G.C.B.;- ...

... THE ?NAVY BREVET. - k - . I r .. I (From ttie Snppienteet to the Lcendor Gazette of Tuesday.) ADninen,.-rv, Nov. 9 This nlay, in pursuance of her 'Majesty's p'essure, the following Flag Officers of her 3lajesty's fleet %were promoted, viz.:. ADMIRAL OF rliE RED. Sir George Martin, ?? G. C. St, M. and G., To he Admiral of the Fleet. ADMIRiilALS OF `leE WHISTE. Phi:ip Stephenls. Ere. Sir William ...

... mAGISTRATES AND ToW1N COUNCIL, OT COATBRIDGE. William Miller, Esq., Provost. fortE Thomas Fell, Esq. ) cor Jannes Wallrtr, Esiq. 3. aollies, are laulcoN Miller, Esq high Ccincpelors-AI ecst. Itlibert Swan, Robert Douglas, William wt3¶ddell, JIi., David Chriichton, William Forgie, Adam Clark , James Taylor, James Tenant, William Buyd, William Rose. then Andrew Ramsay, Treasurer. new James ...

... nee St. John's Free Church, Glasgow.-At the meeting of pro the Free Presbytery of Dundee on Tuesday last, the call 1 from St. John's congregation, in this city, to the Rev. ster Mr. Roxburgh, was proceeded with. The case was fully mul argued on both sides. Mr. B3oxburgh declined the call, a for reasons ?? he stated, but left himiself in the hands coni of the Presbyterv, and that body decided ...

... ALWA'rt TRATFte TABLE. GROSS Raoaern:. g Last DIv. oe-j Per tent. Name of Railway. 146. jCorres- pernnm. a i peknding t: '2 12 0 Chester and Birkenhead . -~Wee ¶TtI {Week. s ending in 1i45. p :E3 ° 0 | Arhroeath anld Forfar .. ?? - 212' 0 Chester a nd IlrIeha i6S 13]4 0 | Dnblir, and Drogheda Nlov. S 77-2i 8 2 9 13 0 ?? :i and ?? T.t eto ?? 9 C98 s 6 0 0 | ]}nndeeand Arlbroabt ?? - 243( 241 2 ...