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... I I '~~~~~~~~ On Wedneeday last, the Annual General Meeting of the Friduds and Subscribersto the industrial School in Loch Street was held in the Mechanics' Hall-the Lord Provost in the Chair. [For Report of Proceedings, see page 4; and the 'Corres- pondencebetween parties will be fund in p. B.] The meeting l on this occasion was exceedingly crowded; and the proceedings excited an unusual ...
... IMPORTANT MEETING-SUPPLIES OF FOOD FOR ROSS-SHIRE. I~~~ , On Tuesday week took place the first meeting of the commit- tee appointed in September last at a general meeting in Ross- shire, to carry out the resolutions for procuring supplies of grain and opening depots where needed. Two sub-committees were a'- pointed; ine for WVester Ross, including the Black Isle, the members of which were ...
... 4 - I WELAND. I The- Marquis of Conynghamu has witten to the Times, to state, that his Irish estates are heavily encumbered, and that i it is to- tally out of his power to make the outlay required for the im- procement of the property, havina no command whatever of ca- pital. This is not a rare case, No less than )200 notices have been lodged in the Four Courts to foreclose mortgages on ...
... FORTY LIVES LOST. We extract the sad detail of the total loss of one of the noblest steamers in the United States, from a New York paper, received ay the Acadia. 'The disaster occurred on the,2th nlt., the d the Great Western left New York for Liverpool, and which ves- sel herself felt thestorm so severely that sheshelteredunder Staten Island till next morning, The Atlantic was on her way from ...
... GOODS SHIPPED COASTW1SE AT ABERDEEN,inhe __ ,ctndin9 on Monday last. I 252 Cattle; so Pigs; 160 cnt. Dead Meat; 22 barrels, 5s tubs Pork; 2laLf-ebests Eggs; 106 cwtS. Butter; 11Thquarters Oats; 355 quarters Bear and Barley; 256u boils Oatmeal; So barrels, 12 haIf-barrels Cod Fish and Haddocks; 157 barrels, 1~ h alf-barrelsl herrings.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tr STZAM NAVIGATON.-OI the lstproXzIM an ...
... o - . _-- I . a ., . . .. . . - . . The Annual General Meeting of the Patrons and Subscribers to this Institution, Was held in the Hall of tlii MechaaicsYInsti- tation, on Wednesday last, at two* o'doclk, for the purpose of ap- pointing a new Committee of Management, and hearing the re- port of the Committee of last year. Throughout the day there had -been a sale of articles of needle-work, ...
... 1 SC ELL AN ED US. A GnAtE REMARK.-A Scotohman visiting a churchysrd with a friend, pointinz to a shady, quiet nook, said, This is the spot where I intend being laid, if 1 am spared! Old maids should be buried in crab tree; old bachelors, in elder tree;, married people, in pear tree; chronologists, in date tree; bricklayers and plasterers, in lime tree; pugilists, in box-wood; schoolmasters, ...
... dFGrTdgft Irtfutgetle. DPaie has been coibsiderably excited. this weekl~y a rumour that- o, Russia intends to complete the poliationl of -Poland. and that o01 Poland is about to be called New Russia, and iijcotpbF'hted uwith the empire of Russia. This a'eport etanatas fromi the Geflhis- VW papers. aind, whether well or ill founded. seemst iie t attention with th* recent violation of the ...
... I Err ADID NOVA I I Lieut.-Colonel Carruthers succeeds to the command of the 2d or Queen's. Brevet-Major Lloydto the Majority, and Lieutenant Tonge to the company. The 47th, 04th, 59th, and Sad, are named for additional batta- lions. The M1orning Chronicle states that the Government intend to increase the strength of the Rtoyal Marines to the extent of 1500 men. StxrY-Finer REGIlwsNr.-On the ...
... ABERDEEN LODGE OF FREEMASONS, 184G-47. AlevandepRi TT-dn P..n P P - Pv D A M fldUl I Y i` , n tJ1. or rerslev. A. rv.JVI Alexander John K~irdoch, Esq. of Park, D.. Alexanier Alartin, Esq., Merchant, S. [I. Alexander Gordon, Esq., Advoate, J. W. John Sheed. Esq., Merchant, Serretary. Leslie Cruickshank, Esq., Mlerchant, Treasurer. The Rev. Simon Macintosh, Chaplain. Cbarles Winchester, Advocate ...
... 3;*uvu'al*l WVDNESDAY, December 30, 1846. in m fr it at te rc it Ii ft it tiI MEETING OF PARLIAsxENr.-It has been officially intimated, that Parliament will meet, for the despatch of business, on Tuesday the l9th of January. This is rather earlier than usual, but certainly not sooner than the critical state of public affairs, both fbreiga and domestic, seems to require. Of the state of Ireland ...
... i CORRESPONDVCM-INDUSTRIAL SCHOOt-S. Nso. I. ',r ROBERT SMITH, Advocate, to W;LAsaWAvSON, Ecu Aberdeen, 7th~ec:, l846.l William Watson, Esq. -DEAR Ssr-I n terms of your wish, I have novsseen Mir3aaekin- tosh on the subject of the pro sosed sermnod by him, for the Girls' School of Industry. He will be happy to preach on Christmas day, say at lidf.past 11, or on any otherday whiehthe Committee ...