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... I DREADFUL SHTPWRECK ON THE COAST OF ISL2AY. V. ~ ~~ Lf- L 8Y XSDUIV ?? * '1'I ?? LOSS OF TWO HU7NDRED ANYD FR' ILVEB. W\e announce with extreme pain that during the storm of last week, a lamentable shipwreck has occurred on the shores of Islay, being accompanied with the most extensive less of life which has taken place on the weset coast of Scotland within our remembrance. The intelligence ...
... VENTItLATION-iIEALT af OF TOWNS. (P- crwl -l r ?? rr_~ (flea the Literury Gazeute.) The following patter oin the important public question of venti- lation. and how fan- it raca be rendered compeilsore' by legislative enactments, was read -by. Mr. J. Tevnbee, at the In'stitution orf Brit~ish Architects, at its inst meeting. The author Commenced by statin_. that the result at' the extended ...
... PRES13YTERY OF GLASGOW. The ordinary Monthly meeting of this Court wasbeld on 'Wed- nesday-Rev. Dr. 'lruir, Moderator. The Rev. Mr. Watson of Cumbernatild, was elected MF~oderator for the ensuing lialf-vear. Mr. Robert 11. Rae and Mr. John Lindsay, having ?? their trial discourses and exercises before th;e praesutery, wore duty licensed as preachers, and received the right harnd of fellow- ...
... G L A S G 0 W, M A Y 7. Unitedc Secession Church, Covan.-On Tuesday last, the Rev. Mr. Brash, by appointment of the Presbvtery, moderated in a call to this place of worship, when the Rev. Mr. Hay, late of Inverary, was unanimously chosen by the congregation as their pastor. We perceive from a report of the proceedings of the Synod of the Presbyterian Church in England, which met at Sunderland, ...
... I~ ?? ~ ?? f .7.- A ?? (Fr-ore the Gardeners' Chronirle.) We are personally cognisant of the result of some of the best electrical trials which science can propose. We have seen them varied in every manner which ingenuity could suggest, and in every instance the result was nil. Thosev who visited the garden of the Horticultural Society in 1845 can confirm our testimony, and the official ...
... SIR R. PEEL'S COILECTION OF PICTURES. ZDIU to. FEEL'S UUJLLEUTII.EN ur riws uj ;o. There was a reunion on Saturday last at Sir Robert Peel's, ti Whitehall Gardens, of patrons of the fine arts, amateurs and artists, who attended by invitation to view the Right H1on. Baronet's collection of works of art. The company was very s5 numeroLaS and did not leave the room till six o'clock. Sir Robert 1) ...
... I _ .? I. I (Froin tile TLbnes) eff Turn it as we will, we see no reason to think better of ing tthe loan to the railways of Ireland. The matter has s been put to us in various forms, and explanations have clu been offered as to the financial formalities of the measure. tiv e Its substance, however, has a certain grdye character, tht Vwhich can neither be varied nor concealed. The immedi, pei ...
... MIOUSE OF COMMONS.-WrDSEsDAY. The report of Committee of Supply was brought up and S agreed to. at On the order of the dav beingz read for going into committee on Is the Drainage of Lands Bill, a long conveeration ensued, and it ativwas understood that tord Litcoln withdrew the clause wshiele *t 1 emitended the provisions of thle measuae to Scotland the other is clauses were agreed to. Report ...
... STATIONS OF TIHE BRI1T3II AR-MY, ON 1ST MAY, 1S47. (From thde Gailed Sertrie ,TJau1rno.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named i3 that at wvhich the Deput of the Regiment is stationed.: Life Guards. Ist, Windsor. 21. Regent's Park. Royal Haorse Guards. lrvde Park. |Dra qom Gardis. 1st, i3irmningham. 2d, Newvbridge. }31 Piershill. 4th, Not: inb hamn. 5th, York. I th, l)undalk. Lth, ...
... of FDAYWb M:oRN MA 7.o Is J FRIDAY MTORNING, MIAY -4. V M- j- ?? The state of the mone m.arket is at present the subject of paramount interest. At London, on Tuesday, the -rl.cola- 0 t in en on - ?? l { h spressure was felt in an almost unprecedented 6gr~ee. trio Accommodations were obtained on the best securities only isat an almost ruinous Sacrifice, and it is evident char unle'ss5 r ...
... z rr Cr ?? . DD . ), TUESDAY, APRIL 27. STEwAncis.-Larl of Chesterfield, Sir J. Gerard, Bart., WV. S. Standish, Eso. The First Race wvas the GROSVENOR STAkES of 15 saos, Sir J. Gerard's b h Pantasa ?? ?? ?? . Mr. Meikilam's b c Deloraine ?? ?? 2 31r. I adlowr nas b f Burlesque ?? ?? 3 WVEONESDAv, APRIL 28. The CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP of 10 sovs. eachl. Mr. Mostyn's br f Sagacity ?? ?? ?? I.. _Mr ...
... RECENT DTSCOYErIES IN LyCIA. .. r : - f-, Ca A I .1 -I r . (From Limt. Srratt raud n rorefsser Forb;S' Traelsr in Lycia.) 0 FIn the spring of 1842 Lieut. Spratt, and Professor 01 Foirtbes. vere attached to HE. lII ship Beacon, which b viitedl the const of Lvcia for the purpose of bringing V. Tomethe Ya,-- inthian Maarbles to England. Having obtained u leave of a-si re Liley v etermined to ...