... The monthly meeting of this board was held on Friday, at which Adam Longmore, Esq. presided. APPOINTMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL OPPICEt. Mr G. Thomson said, he believed the books of the board, which had been handed to MTr Maitland, accountant, would by :-e end of next week be brought up to the period of last ba- lance. He was satisfied they could never get the books pro- perly kept with the present ...

... IND IA. THE semi-monthly mail has been received, with advices to the dates following:-Calcutta, Feb. 9; Madras, 14; Bombay, 16; and Hong Kong, Jan. 31. The intelligence presents no incidents of unusual in- terest. Now that peace seems to have been firmly esta- blished both in the Punjaub and in Scinde, it is not to be. expected that the accounts from India should possess that important ...

... . 10SS or T SWrITAM SlIlI t Til1n.t (ioen th/e Tfecnes.) AV l eharec ?? an overland1 despictch from our corre.cponidoo, t ci cle, iitv 0. eec to, eoiiclciicaitin; incte'llinc e. of tell c ile s * ol I~e vlnrc ile coc~ie@ rjclliol Cii hem 15s :_ii rnrtn Ple. d::l Ilv In e tic cielinul du1ty nf flntklhlec-'iltt to) Volt ?? total loss of tlhe Oricelt:il aland Pe'ninsular C(1]ooi;2cie; i .an-c ...

... ,I ?? T. f :sD fN, Et A CeH £fl. - #- -a r~ t~ 1 = C ?? a~ ?? anol V r;e ne Icnc~urTerl Drury- Lane w:-hi'-r r~sere YA. OW. -½-~~.The R,~vni suite( 4¼1 .s P-t. tb ie COu.-1e ss rt 1). R, okn. Mt utrray, Er a'Vrlc- Colonel thl-, Ch aries Cr-, and b S b;- ?i; ,-p t cccii 7;.a! Pen e f ertminej tne Earl a? |tAti .t Srt 9;. { 3rtahrn S; 'I Fw ciur M- l~t' .- an P Grhat(r ?? ~tl~l . d .l, i : Z ...

... ENGIST1 I'r'CTA'TION TO T:>E POPEI. met ChalkTT N~tfir SjieaEzFtn i4duu-1flner.) On On1 7oxi1:in, thie 8:h of Febru ry. it one oXclock. hi i -, nY received the cormn-ttee formed it 1,t,,e for the llripirnc of - ng lecting slnhsuriptioie to reli ev the finliie itP Ireland. ' ilI fn,3oxyvin entc isen C-ens cii ?? i Tn ?? l ho h::it ar i : i I c' fin of tile rcoiimiictev ?? Fitol-nt, Mi.P.. MI t ...

... ?? AGIT MILT. ONS LO.IN. ( Friom tre lobe) On Thur. div anrternton a nuiter of the raE tail o- h tei- I asselr) ci al -t tire l'e;::Ita-V to er Ihei' opitiot}is as to zha °1.: -~ Modie ni- raising tie Wprojiosed I-anl. The f ;lowuing is thc 01h1: .1 repoit of'the llrocesings Feb. 2.5, I,,47- I -r2`di4c- at the Preli ina:lr; v leetillng ?? the loan cf '4 .81t) IllS) 'ptpostfIt i lie raisda il ...

... [at W-b 11A5'I.SAPe0S S I (From the Ollonrhestvr Guanrdian.) c In endeavouring to ferm accurate opinions as to the course c which business is likely to take, long explerience line taught us to regard the course of the grain markets somewhat in the samne light aII Ias that iii which the husbandman views the usual indications of thi the weather. We turn withi the earns sort of anxiety to ...

... IRIELAND. rutiriC W(ttlS-TRASt~TIRY MrTIF hite A Iop': of the Treasurv Minute, arrttceeisiccg the redaiction DI 20 l per eert. ccf tl:e- labourers emnployed croon pubilic wt-c !;s, lit-_ pat been ir1 li lsired a thec Irish papers, tlhourgh tintedl so tar btick axc ¾li I1Ith~ i neSt. It wos read ait a nreeliig of the Ketrrry Grand Jurcy last wyeelk, aneA a. resoluirton adopted by that body ...

... SC OTLAND. I ?? Monument to the ie?,v. Dr. Daacan.-A handsome monument has been eriected to the late Rev. Dr. Henry t Duncan, in the groun6 connected with the Free Church ai in Ruthwell parish. Tl}e monument itself was, however, 8 erected from funds contri buted by the friends and admirers ac of the late reverend ge ntleman, without reference to tl religious sects. The monument consists of an ...

... Taxs refusal, by a few landed proprietors, of sites for-te erection of places of worship in connection with the Free Church, was the subject of debate in the Rouse of Com- mons on Tuesday week. The discussion was raised on a 1 motion by Mr Bouverie, member for Kilmarnock, for the appointment of a Select Committee, to inquire whether, and in what part of Scotland, and under what circum- stances ...

... SECONDARY -PUNISIBlMENTS. 0; Friday last, Lord Grey proposed, in the House of Lords, the second reading of two Bills. embodying al that Government intend to effect, during the present session, in reference to the subject of Secondary Punish- ments. Of one of the Bills, the principal -object is to assimilate the law in Ireland to that of England, in re- ference to the disposal of offenders. The ...

... SPECIAL MEETINC, OF TIIl GLASGOW PkRA1O- CHIAL BOARD. U_,nI LA IOACJ'of A specialmeeting of the ?? Parochial Board is'ts held i on Fridav in the Hall of the Tolwn's l ospital-Arclhd. 31-E ellano -Es. in ?? chlir. The advertisement calling the meeting was read by the Clerk, after Which be proceeded to read the miutese th I of the previoes meeting, whiich were approvedof. s h Tie Clerkc then ...