... LONDON, JANUSRY 20. The Queen and Prince Albert hon oured the -Iaymark et Theatre with their presence yesterday evening. The Roval suite consisted of the ?? of Douro, Earl Dacie, Lord Alfred Paget, and Colonel Seymour. I 1%esi; Diisturboices in A ustrian G/ilicia.-Accouncs from Warsaw announce that the disturbances created by the discontented peasantry of Galliria have recommenced, and ...

... GLASGOW CENTRAL TERMINUtS CO3MllISSrONN. (l'otinztedfrone the Glasgeo 1fferald of Fridai- ) Ri FCtHNTS IIALL. GLASGOW, WEDNESDAY, IlIT Nov., 1846. Captain CoonnieG-roy in the Chair. DA-rnD Bit E-tNte, Esq. cxained bythe Coxisrsstoej. Con.-You are the resident Engineer of the Clyde Trust?- 42. Have you ant statement to make abnut the Clyde Trustees inztrovxin- the harbour P-A. I ?? plan and i ...

... NEW AN)D INIPORTANT DISCOVERY ny SjRGERY- f 3 f fir ..I ?? t _ ?? ?? _ . I .. - (Ea rro l chle.uier GarrQien) Dr. T3izelcow, of Bostor, U. S, some few weeks since, sent to this country an account of several painful surgical operations having been performed upon patiewnts, whife they- were in a state of insensibility from the inhaliation of toe ?? of sulphuric ether, without their being at ,,,l ...

... LONDON, Saturdtay Evening. Tie ?? in Kaffrlard.-The Fairy Queen, which ar- rived at Portsmouth yesterday, t'fings CnOe of (rood a Holpe papers of the 7th Nov., with ?? froin the fron- 8 tier of 27th Oct. ; from w''hich we learn tiatit Macomo, 7 the Kaflir chief hadl not yet surrendered himself to the British author7ties, )It it wVaS ful1y' exptetedl that he r ?? do SO in a velry few da?'s. S ...

... l:UDITCTIWN T( ICIN.3STN CHITRCIO. Cor Iii ii mbi lost, the CrCv Ilti'l't Ial cr h, iii ; h lrri for ii ?? l ccc' ?? tVL o iiccrvv ii t; 1Wlir-Iier wo3 in- iilituerd tO thfe ?? ci Hh:lroeC tile ililcciri of Rciclntol. The Viri 11y or anri vereratibt ?? cicipal it-oft riln iv-ile ;I o3l tue 0c- irasioni, atiel the rall woe cc very crcic ic. Iii tilf v irtrior i.;iR ticecolrs of the ...

... mEFrING OF THE FREE CH-lURCH ADHIERENTS. I ?? _ _ .e1-1 ?? A meeting of the ministers, members, and adherents ofthP re Church, was held on Wednesday eerenina. in the flail] at Canona- I miii;, for the: purpose of considlering, tho duty of the Church withi reference to the srimport of thle Gosqpel mainistry, cr5 the exittisr~on of thre means ofgrnce in the Ianert The flail was corn- pietelr. ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARNMY ON IST JATUARY, 186X. (From the U/1led Sereire Joirniao.) [Where two places are menteoned, tl'elast-naoed is that at which the Depit of the Llegnient is stationed.] Life Guards. 1o0t;. ist, AVindsor. -lLh, Woeedon. 2d, Regent's Park. 41st, Mulligar. Ryael Horse Guards. 42dl Malta; Is' e of Wight. Ifyde Park. Do. ?? ?? Drapqooz Guards. 4:7, over. lst, B.r;in*gham. ...

... GLASN'OS GALLOWAY BROTfl[IERLY SOCTETY. 'lie 551t1 anliversara dinner of this Societv wso celebrated on I hIrsialast, in the I ?? of the lflifal Bul ti o Intel. Nearly sixtv gentlemen were present * m. Mlro, lice;., president of the So- cietv, in the chair, and Jelt (.oodwin, or1, treasurerl, croupier. 'tiitt and lef of the chair and vicne~oh.air were--the Relv. fir. WarMdmi . Rev. 1) -. ...

... LETTERI TO THE HONOULRABLE ALEX. HASTIE, aLOD RovoSu Or GLASCOa, By the Gorernor ofthre Prison of Glasgow, end Superintendent Of the Prisons of Lonarrkhir_. releaire to Ite want ofnieans/hr As- sistingq Destitute and Deserving Prisoners open their Discharge from Prison. My Lord-I trust your Lordshipwill excuse the liberty I take in addressing you on a subject, with the importance of ?? I think ...

... . The Represeotationof Glasgow.-A paragraph appeared 5 in the Scotch Reformers' Gazette of Saturday, stating ?? Mr. Macgregor, of the Board of Trade, and Mlr. Lums- I rden, the late Lord Provost, were spolken of as candidates for the representation of Glasgow, at thle ensuing election, iit is quite true, as most of ourl readers are aware, that the -name of the former gzentleman has been ...

... I GLASGOW SSTIR5INGSHIRE CHARITABLE SOCIETY. On Mondav the 18th instant, being Auld Handsell Monday, the Annual AMecetii of this Society took place in the Black Bull Hotel, After the meeting, the memnbers dined together. Isaac Buchanan, Esq., the president of the society occupied the chair, while the duties of croupier were dischargedi by James Anderscn, Esq., in consequence of the unavoidable ...

... d- ?? ,Saturdcy EreaiirgS nor of The Cobiaet.-Lorrl John Eitsseil is expected to arrive h in town this evening fromt his residence at Chorley-twOod. foT ?? Al the other Cabinet Minister are expected to assemble in wv town in the course of next week.-Sen. we ,1;. {A perusal of the items of intelligence received by the is, en Overland Express seeins to leave no ?? impression 01 he on the mind ...