... ?? , FRIAY MOINI) - AUGU'30. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUSVr 30 By the accounts which we publish in another column, it will be seen that her moat gracious Majesty, accompa- ?? I L- __ X - T, Mr ?? ?? Q .- _ - I, - AAi,, AQ nied by his Royal Hig~hnessVrriuce Albbrt, and four of the Royal children, arrived safely at Holyrood Palace yesterday afternoon. Through the entire route north- wards, her Majesty ...

... 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. ...

... T'11HE IAI a IVAC. ARRIVAL OF THIE BOSPHORUS. We (Times) have received, by express from Plymouth, ac- counts from the Cape to the 2d of February. Sir Harry Smitit was still in King Willam's TFwn, with about 5000 troops of all sorts bearing arms, incl uding Hottentot levies and thee B3urgler force. The great fear that Fort White and Fort Cox would fall for want of provisions had ceased, as Sir ...

... GLA SQO W1 SALES EFFECTED) IN APRIL. I l,-n TWv kXi-,thl, (Cihe,,iOvr datled Gth layv. 1851.) (i1'1m S osl's MOWN1 t' Ci-clftil'r date~d 6th MMav, 1851.) Herilotlo Properiies.-'Tite propetites sold hist inootl are ?? vi7e. ;-Cottage ait l) iteoss, on the siore, ?? niorly oni scoe of grorind, ?? £6, 7s., sold lit the( lipiiet price of' £600., T'enement, No. 7 tleintiltsl Stredt, tireenovk, ...

... The stated meeting of the Commission of thL General As- a sembly was held on Wednesday, in the Assembly Hall-the Rev. Dr. Graham, Moderator of the Asscmbly, in t be chair. THlE CLERtGY IRESEIIVES IN CANADA.t Tbo first business was a statement by the Colouiial Committee of the Gelneral Assembly, on the . bjject of the Canada Clergy t Reserves, which they ?? as at matter of verygreat import- ...

... - COMPliIMENTARY DINNER TO ilR. lfTGREGOR, QUELNIS HOTEL.-- On Tnesday last upwards of fifty. gentlemnen set down to dinner: ud honour- of Mr. M'Girego,-tlhe landlord of the Queen's Hotel, ' an and in celebration of the formnal opening of that magnificent build- F ich lng. *Robert lasmond, Esq:, occupied the chair, supported right a for and left by Bailie'Bogis,- Messrs. -George Baird of ...

... MrATERIALS FOR D N1NK1?-G. A SIX: L .. nn - iwllsnn ?? ?? e 4 ?? We have a certain complacency ii w itassil an air of d. fiance in a criminal before hlis jndges, becaqse Ic thre-y lessens our ?? of subjection to authorir.-4c01n p0 Richter. In youth we think Wce shall be able to build palaeis fir lile but when it comes to the point w*e have our hands fill with ti' business of clearing away ...

... I GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY ?? A special general meeting of the shareholilers in the t;l,. gowv and South-Western ltaiway Company vas held in tile Merchants' lall, ?? Street, on WN edieesday at twelve o'clock ?? Orr, Esq-, chairman of the directLr, a the chair. Air. SMlITtH, the Secretary, having read the ?? calling thle meeting, T'he CHAIRMAN said-I did not miticipate so soOII ?? the ...

... PENINSULA]t MAILS. Ite (fli'o licF t'i' 10eT .) tIllC- StOtlnliptOll, Satuirday, Jail. .1. T 'Iole PlnlisnIlllr aid Orielntal Stunii Navigationi CJmpanly's .ilnp follfrose, Cat:aili Joh1n Wc\ceks, arriedl dhere to-dlay, at i , billging tlle ?? Spaiiobi ailld 1'ortiigplues mils, ill Yd r.r of Lieuteniait ignlis, Ri.N., Adilliralty agcit. e TI'le voyal-o of the ?leiitrome has exteedeif no ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TnURSDAr, APRIL 10. Their Lordships met at the usual hour. Petitions against Papal aggression were presented by the Marquis of CAMDELN, from St. Pancras by Lord CmirIrIm., from Kinross; by the Earl of EoLINToN, from Ayr; and by Lord STANLEY, from places in Perthslhirc, &c. Petitions were also presented by Lord CA53iP5ELL from pro- curators of Rox~burglhshire, against the income ...

... INLAIlkiX IV .loujilrl U2 ?? ?? On Saturday last, thicc English commercial travellers left Glasgow to enijoy a sail on Loeliloiond, and afterwards to as- t cend the lofty Bcmn. While upon the loch, the weather ias f all that could lie deired, but upon the return of the party to Rowvardenimin, it becamie rather stormy, and thc gentiemen re- solved to remain at the inn, there to awiait the ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14. W\hat may be called the real business of Parliament |onlV CowilCoeeld Onl Monday 3n;ght, h'tamp NIvy | Estimates were brought forward in the House of Comn- i mons, and several of the principal votes passed. Mr. ,Iluie moved, as an amendmllelnt on the first vote, that the number of seamen employed should be reduced from 39,000 to 30,000, but the original motion was ...