... HOUSE OF LORDS-TmINRDAY, F~LB. 61; *1-- ., 1 - Tule Lown CiixANCELLiTii took his scat onl thle Woolsack'a[5 ;'ti1l o'clock. -Carl 'rto Marquis of LONDONDERRlY wished to put a quiestion the to the, Noble President of thle Council relative to at measure AWis which bad been announced in another place-lic meant the byt measnre for thle abolition of thle office of Lord-Lieuitenant in, give Ireland. ...

... PARLIAMENiT, - ?? I1 HOUSE OF LOIRDS-MoNDAY, May 13. Their Lordships sat only for a short time to-day, when several bills were forwarded a stage, and the House ad- journed. HOUSE OF COMMONS--MoNDAY, May 13. Mr Labouchere; in answer to a question from the Earl of Mareh, intimated that he was not prepared to make any alteration. in the existing mode of aseertaining the corn averages, hut if the ...

... limperial varliamflit. 11OUSE OF LORDS- Thursday, Jan. 31. The session of Parliament was opened to-day by Com- mission. Long before the hour appointed for opening the Commilesion, the llnse nnd the strangers gallery wnS partly filled with ladies eind visitors anxious to nitness the ceremony of the opening of the Great Council of the nation. At two o'curhk the Lords Commissioners entered the ...

... BY ELMCTRIC SELMGRAPH. PARIs.-M. Drouin de Lhuys left Paris on Sunday for London, as Ambassador Extraordinary to the British Govern ment. The Minister of the Swiss Confederation has addressed a letter to the Jourtnal des Debats on the subject of the Political Refugees in Switzerland, He says- Their numbers are reduced to 1500, including 100 Poles whom the French Government refused to receive, ...

... -- ' ^ :; I : L. I FLowER GARDEN ANtD iSjaiichRM.-.The everg.reens t which were placed in the flower bads before winter shonl now be removed to the reserve garden, in order tha't the ground may be prepared for its sunmmer occupants. The 't beds which have been filled with Crocuses, or other winter t and spring flowering bulbs, are generally prepared for this r purpose by' taking up the bulbs ...

... | -WE hope in our next impression to have the satisfaction of ?? the formial opening of the Aberdeen Railwaty- the 10ong-protracted, loing-looked-for consummation of tilis Mnost important unidertaking, that links nis, by continuonail linies of coinmannieatjon, withl that great railway network that covets the wholei southern portion of the kingdom. buct anl event-probably thie most important ...

... There will be exposed for Sale, by Public Roup, at the Subscriber’s Ground, Links, on Wednesday, 18th June, . 9000 of Danzig and Riga FIR TIMBER. -T 250 Feet of WAINSCOT. 2000 Feet of AMERICAN WHITE OAK. quantity of DEALS, 11 3, and 9 X •>, of jSt various lengths. 900 Best PIPE STAVES, from Danzig. 450 Best HOGSHEAD do. do. Sale of the Timber to commence, on the Links, at twelve o’clock, and ...

... Of these Wood & Co., from their large Hiring business, can generally command a good supply at moderate prices. Pianofortes for Hire From the veryextensive Stock which Wood & Co. always keep in their Establishments in Edinburgh and Glasgow, as well in Aberdeen, they are prepared to Hire all kinds of PIANOFORTES at the usual rate, by the night, week, month, or year. Those contracting with Wood & ...

... CIRCULATION OF THE SCOTCH BANI(S. AD AcCount, pur suant to the Act 8 anjd 9 Vict.. cap. 3R, of the Amount of Bank Ntotee &onthorised by law to be issued by the eoverrtl Banks of Isse in Seotland, and the average Analunt of K3ank Notes in circolation, andof Coin held. daring the four weeks ending Saturday the 29zh day of Dc. 1849k ;6 Name and Title as setforth in S3 c License. cr to c cp,^ Y o ...

... ; : I I AR£ ramnileations, abd articles of intemigeonce, fitendedfor publication, require to be authenticated by the name ad ndiress of the writer; and unless these directions are rigidly adhered to, Correspondents may rest assured that no attention will be paid to their comnunications. W We have been obliged to delay the insertion of a nusrber of lengtby communications wvhich came to hand ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEZDINGS. l co The first meeting Of thle new Council Board, for the elsa- Gil tgon of offico-barers, was held on Friday. Baillie Sire, it ?? acting senior magi9,strate, took the chair. All the snembers CO of ceuneil were present, as were also a considerable number of the citizens. o After prayer by the Rev. Mr Dewar of the South Church, ye Mr Angas, thle Town Clerk, read thle ...

... . L .A'and,+1 aIG. -,Chrysanthemums, c~t. - iim:ats r Ch ,r~~casle fithnisi Cectus, truncatuss Xearly: Caiimeihas, Cinernarias,? ?? dioght ?? maki'i;g a; 'fin~e, dieilay':in' th'e. ccnsev'iatoiry tdm tiouei r ontiep Iu'M a-uee of thfeis as, -oijsi 'possiblej~ let th~iei' be fre'elf-'iuppli'ed Vwithl. ,wilterj ain'd:.'oe'aiohn4 ?? *aek -iqid: manurc. Let- cairflcon'sideratien ibeiglvea to aob ...