... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER JO. I The only bomre political rumour is the following from I the Morbig Post of Friday, which is certainly sufficiently I toes - d _+ _- - A -.t& A-I-o1ig rCIDS Ut r rooay, wnoica is cerain5 q sumciently remarkable to attract attention:- , We understand that a department of the government, hitherto P carried on under a chief, is, for the futare, to he managed by the ...

... { fA.- fa; c s (Front the Times.)I - Ww4re is no public establishment of greater practical , 8 utniray tban, thk vtsf-wvjhich i1tC;A wiatrnr w -. r~- l * sides. To the eve of intelligent research it presents a i nmine of inexhaustible wealth, containing facts illustrative l -of almost every subject connected with the physical con- is dition of the people. The statesman nosy shap'e his mnea-; ...

... 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 ...

... TOWIN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. A meeting of Council weas held yesterday-the Lord Provost in the chair. Before proceeding to business4, Me'. TFNENxcm Wished permission to address a question to di.Lumesdsa, relative to wh fat had occur- red in another place (thle River Trust) ; and his apology for mak- ing, that reqluest was, that he (Mr. T.) had not had air opportunity of pu tting, that question ...

... REVIEW 01 TEL PRIUTZSN A.D FOREIGN C03N TRADE DURINIG THrE PAST WEEK. 0 (Fromt ite Mor/e Lane Exvpresse of Monday.) 0 ~~There is~ in reality no prospect of such overwhelming supplies OfAmerican produce as somec seem disposed to calculate onl ; and 5we canl, therefore, see no reason to alter tire opinion expressed onl former nocasions, via., ?? Great Britain is likely to require aill sthe ...