... .lIOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY, M\IAY 10. :_ T _ _ _ - : _ _ . I .. I . I I I.. Thitr Le`r~dstiip~s miet a-n fi'v'e o' cl'o-ck, whe se- ra bil were 5-f brought up from the House of. Commons, ever, 'lbs Dlite of BUCOLEUCTI presented various petitions from prepa: tie jetetiCcS of Edinburgh, praying the Houses to take into coo'7 beenI sitieration thle state of cite law T respecting licenses to sell ...

... WISItAW AND COLTNESS RAILWAY COIMPANY. ,.E ?? _ _1 - : - ri. - IE L .- _ -- e1 - On Frilav a meetine of the W'ishawand Coltnes; Railway Com- pany was held in the Black Bull Hotel-North Titarymple, Esq., in the chair. fhe Secretary having read the advertisement call- ing the meeting, a Lord BELU.AVEN, after apologising for introducing any- t the of a: personal nature into the discussion of the ...

... MlOND)AY MO3RNING,. .M&Y , Thrl :recotnts fr(ljn a1'roaad, ant tile indieations of the ! pr(,,v iain narL ots at lantane, comilhilno to canmiI aftten- i .: - .- . 1 ?? ?? ?? so-g i. -rrnrnll in the- Il 'F . tiin t lt necOtiiV (if 'a rii Tci C('ioi0v in the use of all earrieles of 0s1uAIltiptlo WVihoolit vilclinig to ?? ferl of t fiine, *p h1ve ?? nmotive 10 'etlluce oar ordintarv exn Iitititrc ...

... sr Thle Sea Goloered by insects.PFrcm the topmasl, the r as se,, appeared as far as the eye could reach, of a, dark redr Idcolour, and this in a streak the breadth of which was es- 7e tiniated at six English miles. As we sailed slowly Mrono-C ICwe found that the colo0ur chanced into brilliant purple, It 2e socthat even the foam whic1jh is ~e at the stern of a ship I a igunder sail wvas Of a ...

... PAROCH-IAL BOAI RD OF BARONY PARISH. no.e IPECIAl. GENERAL hhEFTmNO. I hie. Yester day aL speciasl general Meeting of the above-named BoardI we Ias held in the Barons' Cherch-itee. Dr, Black in the chair. 1 ADDI'I'aONAL. Oi 5UPPLE'IENTAI(V A550553itENT. I his A report was tead from the Committee Of Managemnent recoin-I thea mendling ain assessment of £d(OO to rdefray the debt lacurred Withb ...

... 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 ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF PRiZFS Tl TfIE MfECH.ANICS' I _ - - - INSTITUTION. I 1 aN7A J. OiiUIIVS. 0 On Friday night, the prizes awarded to the students in the 0 Mechanics' Institution for the sessionjustended, were distributed is-the Lecture Hall. The Right lion. the Lord Provost in the chair. On the platform we noticed SheriffBeJle. eDr. S ting Dr. Penny. Dr A. King, Mr. Davie, town clerk, Bailie Lid- ...

... TOViN C'OU;N-CIL 'I'flA-' l ClJG. illitifi o.n. lalr, itCli: C ?? oa* hell n \ei v E tlhe i11W..\ ?? Lor,1 ?? in 4lh' ,a m nott illaVjlt!,h- rPa., as usualM. Mr. P_ x ii N- a-iT ear-I- art tie ?? C '-thi',i rir 41 tile, a ad was. -d as a net nier o't C.lulc L it 142I!- Chii' 4 I Ia (1,6ii riatciil ?? 'via 'os andvan tie the h Coti r4' 0'ArLEX hal ' GT4 E ' E.f 1 N ?? 1111 It it b Er' he trIVO ...

... Fm1M TUlRE LA)ND()N e.AZ6irr'i, OF FRII)AY. ?? CEttAiiEitiATit ?? 14. it (.1rtl eve for tlre CoIIIt's go inoto IM~iriinclrg on Suirrlav, thle ?? iltirl inst .. for his 1 ate lt 11per icI 1 It-rems tire .Armu- P uke ChNarles ari CoF Atirecria r to chainge ithe 1lourtiniii onl the 2-3d inst.; arid onl the art 026th ins' , the Carriic t, o oon; of Niourning. 'adla. h T1 lie iic'ti lute1 been ...

... 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 ...