... -Neptune, M'Gregor, Dundee, goods-EIenriette, Ache, Prestoe, barley - Wilhelmine, Ras. I lmussen, do. do.-24. Glance, Cousins, Hall, goods-Frede- rick Christian, Sarensen, Horsant, barley-Britannia, Meikle- reid, Newcastle, ?? Milne, Glasgow, do.- C., Blair ...

... dIel- lain tilitiion. 'Morris said that he wee the sole occupiter of the at Vba- premises, hut the kfy of the house wats found upon Young. ;eras Thelaitter, howeve'r, said he had only gone to repair sotnea the tubs, and that Morris, when he. fetched him ...

... ter, bo t m.ker-W. J. I awes; Li-son. street, New-road, paulterer-J. Midlsenden, Catedeuian-aeat, King's- Class, fhrmer-J. HalL, Terrace, Trinliy.qare. Toewer-iffl, city, wholesale shipping drugglst-W. Pnnmer, Charrlngtrect- Oe klOY. square, St. Pancras ...

... clsiss chapel, and Carltoa-hill Villas, Camden-IVAa Holloway, whotA- . sale cheesemonger, March 1, at two, and April 13, at hall-peat treat eleven, at the Bankrupts' Coert:. EOllclor Messrs. Gale, Lime-- and street; official assignee, Mr. Nichelsonl, ...

... M'Lean, Clydebank, Govan, dairyman. February 24, at twelve, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow-J. Greig, Glenbervie, farmer, February 19, at two, at the Mill Inn, Stonhaven-J. Clubb, Glasgow, painter, February 25, at telve, at, the Faculty Hall, Glasgow EDWARD ...

... Snderland, shipowner. ISCOTCH SEqUESTIIATIONS. T. Rodger, Old Monkland, Lanarkshire, grocer, April 22, at twelve, at the l'aeulty-hall, Glasgow-C. Manson, it. Andrews. potato merchant, April 21, at twelve, at ihe Tontine Hotel, Capar-Fife-J..- Adam, Port- Glasgow ...

... j SHIPPING INTELLIGEACOB CASUALTIES. II, ieltoa (ac), from Brisotel 'or Li~rvrpolhich atruck 00r B rock and B ank off Sr. Govan's Head on tbe 29th of Moroh, bas broken d~tif an the after comportiment, and its a complete ?? It, April ,2. I tenjatolo Heiroteon ...

... imprruted, and stated that he was prepared to disclose all that wats known to the Board of Directors upon the Subject. Mr Morris, the solicitor who represented the brokers concerned, then requested that vithi the view of protecting their interests the ...

... Hon. Lord Walsingham, Merton Hall, Thetforil, Norfolk. Third ditto, , and Silver Medal as breeder. Exhibitor and breeder, Lord Walsingham. Merton Hall. Commended ; Kxhibitor and breeder, G. S. Foljambe, Esq., Osberton Hall, Worksop, Nottinghamshire.—Fat ...

... STATISTICS OF GLASGOW, An ordinary meeting of the Philosophical Society of Glasgow was held on Wednesday night, in the East Hall of the Upper Corporation Galleries, when Mr Wm. West Watson, City Chamberlain read a paper on the following subject :--,Some ...

... the elephants ran like rabbits; but Mr Morris's one, being the' best trained and pluckiest of the lot, was, after a little encourage. ment, induced to face the foe. The tiger came on so rapidly that, before Mr Morris was ready to fire again, the brute had ...

... and this is only partiall5 cnetl5el 1sUrrance. FIRE NEAR GLACSGOW. (SaEndAL TELEGUAX ) The five-storied mill of Morris, Pollock, d S11 Govan, uear Glasgow, took fire on Satrda~y af C-eiC* and was, with its contents, nearly destroyed. Thrdi[341 is estimated ...