... ll;IIL.LAND RELIEF BO)ARD. ,ornn~v ?? e ,;[`.AS00w SECTIOa'. t The section held a meeting in the Committee Room of the Mer- e hants' 1all onl Monday-Sir John Maxwell of Polloc, Bait., in the clhair. Dr. Buchanan, before the meeting ploceeded to tle bustiesv l'or which it was called, said that anout ton davs agO. lie e ieceived a letter from Colonel Caddell of Ed1inlburgll in which lhe o stated ...

... s C 0 T E AN SD. Dacnlh Of KT;,ii, JIi.'.-jioli at Kiinirni;e, on the 136t instant, Mr John Blie, dlr'ierlv cOaclriccrL in the 6.5th vear oi his ae-. B- the irliei.'ise oF Mr 131Bne a noth-r Oi those links which connect the poet Burns with the pro- sent Leneration is reinov-ed. I)lri nz the pi-erind B1 uris 1 hell the f;rtio of glnsc'i deccased( Ivas in his servitre. arnld, we. oeiier, first ...

... 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 ...

... .b annual general meeting uf this er The eighteenth annual general meeting of this eminent literary tc and historical Association wias held here on Tuesday. O 01, In1 the oabsence of the Presidedt, the Most 1-len. the 'Marquis q is, of flute, K.T., thle chair was taken by thle Vice-President, the d ,St Very Itev. Duncifo Macefarlani, D.D., Principal of the Unveor- ti ed I ?? f Glasgow. ti The ...

... ]IEPOl'ID OF TlrE A1VIAURALTTY ON TNE.W LINES, (Izzryzz, ...

... 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 ...

... AMERICAN SYMPATEY FOR IRMLANTD, The following correspondence has passed between Lord John Russell and the American Minister:-. d' 90 Eaton Square, April 28, 1847. *MArv Lord-T~e people of New Orleans, touched br the ac- counts of the distress from famine in Ireland, came together in a public meeting on the dlih of February last, Mr. Johnson, the Governor of Louisianla, presiding, and 3Mr. Clay ...

... E N- G L1 A N D. Thoe Chancellor of the E xchequer has reclived from *r ' the rit-st haives of three £'5 notes, in satisfaction . ties, together with interest thereon.' o,!/t .f fiput .- Greeeroi .'ir Thomas Pearson_.0hisi ?? otfo 'icer joined, the Roval ViWelsh Fusilie's as 2d '.t;:enant in I 98, and embarlekd in the E xpedition tsr Fiushin-, but ra-s not in the- division which effectedl ! ...

... THE BEST FOOD FOR FATTENIyG CATTLE. it. ?? o (Abridged from the facmwpshire Advertiser.) f e Next to the knowledge of the best and most advantageous me- y thod of raising roots or other green crops, urlist ntfquestionabl I be ?? tliesecrops intohnnina I h food. The practice of giving corn or otherpuirchased food suclh as oil-cake, to cattle or sheep, is certainly a modern innoration, t ithough ...

... TII} iK'A;iC ?? A'T KEW. When it was sni ?? sm- prolinsel to -o ill iq Kf?o. to a t?au? ot' eiuoiiciier tile mt:?)n Iva's Oil till co? rolindmi. It dIaL 1'arlial, r. ?m t The ftmdq rptpircil [`r its Sollpt Lj!-,If ;f olpi'L provori libe -,II rio purpo?c Itmild 6?, nl!?:w cred hv Ole Bell'! time even if it sllolfld prm.n of lifflitv nolvolv wmild zi;ire a ...

... , ' The following account c Railway Companies in the amiouniL actually raised, and I bills of this session, is abrid l:nmentary paper recently p NIAME OF COMrPANY. i I t Ita~v .s-s t NEs rD. Aberdare I Arbroath and Forfar Ardrossan .1Ballecltney ?? , Bodnin and Wadebridge t Blackburn and Preston { ?? and Exeter lledford, London, S:Bir- l ginlhamn ?? Bishop Auckland and E Weardale 3Brighton ...

... A MI E R I C A. tI ARRINtltv OF THP cAmtecRtA. no The Royal ma~il creamn-ship Camniniia, Captain C. F. Jaidkins. !as Which keft Boston etn the let, and Halifax on the 3 Iinst., arrived 1the, at ivepoo ?? night. Th'le Sarah Sands arriveii inac Ysn1ork on the evening of the 2dittl Ap iater a pa-ssage of it thirteen d Las, having, encoenteredl Strong andl constant headi ?? wiV tab 't lebcit'ntv ...