... SCOTTISH HOSPITAL Yesterday the quarterly court of the governor. of this institu ion took place at the Hall of the Corpration, Crene- t, FleetStreet Mr. Nianar in the chair. The minuts of previous meetings having been read and confirned, a statement of the receipts and payments of the Kinloch Fend (in tret to the 8o0ttih Hospital), Jor the year enading Dee. 81, 1849, wee read by Major Adair, ...

... r-BAXIMUR, F4MER I CLU9, * ' , on!6uay C, ,goclI the'-odigi~bi `00S deivered by; Mi., Heny~ea .OAiiaip-Keton'~ ~TfdvsaOYAl attendan~h 1etneV5.~i~rb~i~iP~al1S~~th~ty resent., mo Jf'oitiser*rep ariE. L. J~lrewinasrsq-,'T L N Gebi'S~it.~':r ;Teitch ('Exeter'); Robertst(Exe~ Dr. ?? th iice Cairma 1eslethoe 6aion Revew.'of h~u rizeissy 6f~r. Tauner, o th ?? - of* eoene for--hich -that geatlem ...

... t BIQ4;AJ-HY 9EXON AS f ' * ?? K4- ?? ' - ?? -i * ?? ! ~ ~ ~ l lOBmWs3ntS - ?? born, as - be forma.mihe. Reletionipf whis life writtopuby himself, * in lxete'r, go the 2.th of Octoberltlil. His father wae a counaell6r-- ?? thiw Rebacca,.was daughier'to Walter Borou~gh, Esq.; wh'o ae wc0 Mayor of ?? jind'whdprbiedibotli iG life aiid 'at death a 'ge'erouai benefabtor to h' eestiso his-' Iellow ...

... EDINBRGEH GAZETTE. SROruETRARTIONS. TnOI'As BArLOW., or TroM^As Co00an BARLOW, firework artist, wine and srlirit dcaler, grocer and victualler, Mazenpa Tavern, Pinnieston Street, Anderston, &olasgow-Creditors Meet in Whyte's Tenmpueranrc Hotel, Melville Place, Trongate Street there, 3th January an 1 6fh February, two O'clock. JAM:ES LaUrIE, of Millhganton, in the county of Dumfries, cattle ...

... LABOUR AND THLE POOR. .> THE MANUFACTU1RING DISTRICTS. 0 LFRoM OURE SPECIAL CO(E153PONDNXNT.] THE STAFFORDSHIRE COLLIERIES. i, LETTERt XXIII. e In the southern part of Staffordshire-tonching Y upon the town of Wolverhanlptcin, then running in a north-easterly direction towards Dloxwich, from thence stretching to the south, and comprising w within its limits Walsal, Wednesbury, and Tipton, and ...

... NIAAEAU~p~s~N BIDE, 1 t §Whflat ?utd attesitiot' ib vroperly diricted to, d .- nlt~erastd ir~ r'ess4f ot ,,ti gre'a woyk dj Mir. 5tevenson 3 at the Keneai Strit4te may be worthy .theo attentien - otpe British pillo to `4o0 that' ii' Qthg couht~les' leijoris oj i genius, by the eitension of soerice, sar0 progreasig also to a great extent. 'a ~ o~isderth er fmars the I~aa a ~lof that Y desoripsn ...

... We are authorised to contradict a statement in our last week's paper, to the effect that at a meeting of the Council, a rate was ordered of 1000. The Council are, in the felicitous position of representing constituents who have no necessity for a borough-rate. We wish such was the case in Exeter, WcSTERN PROV1DENT AssociATION.-A highly res- peotable meeting was held at Honiton, on Thursday ...

... THE SOCIETY FOR REFORM OF COLONIAL .: GOVERNNET., , I Y [Frern the Colonial Mag azine for January, Thio.] PreFor pcolar~ties oij e attid to bei intoeestedL in, the 'BLTh~fficiaI, or wlsig, pqrey. 2. The tory, or impera, Yibsrt. 3.The rinlica , oi economicapl, paitt. .4,. The. oa hthe irsithe ?? gaut First, the;9 i. tlie piorty of the' 006 alof1itddthit VAVci 4i-t t. *hoMW ?? Is aweet and ...

... MAX aE8aras, Jkx. 2. The observance of New Year's Dlay in these dis- tricts is only a shade lets strictly, though it nay be lts sacredly attended to, than the great feast of Christmas; and, with the exoeption of a few hours' work in the morning, yeaterday was kept as a general holiday. So mnany people may not sks a point of going to a place of worship; never- theiess they al but abetalo- from ...

... APPOINTMENT OF MAGISTRATES IN BOROUGUS, A correspondent, uender date, Birmirgbanm, Ja. 0 ?? Itransi yuo-day Ili report and eorresp-nideno relative to an affawrwhich haa excited an immaitsel stfr~ here ,'during the laot~r two qncis.' The miattsrs b-nrd.c ~t iyaof o ruci bttpiess and 3ad fceling tiat' h v`9 caRV4- fully qebs~s~iov, *ex~z Tpferiljt, to It hitl~r~ now, howp hatlip assume~d patin ...

... I THREE HUNDRED PERSONS FLOGGED. 4 TO THS EDITOR OF THM DAILY ?? SIRS-Were any corroboration necessary of the undeniable statements in the Athena, Greek news- paper, respecting the atrocities perpetrated oR the unfortunate Cephalonians by the British force, under tbe direction of Sir H. Ward, it would be found in the } recent arrivals from the lonian Islands. The Cepha- lonians, having ...

... FRANCE-We copied a statement that the President of the Republic had announced to the English gentlemen who waited upon him on theioceasion of their experimental trip to show the rapidity with which the postal communication with England could be carried on -via :Al~ogme. ,auFolkstone, that the passport sistem was abolishbd. ' Discredit having 'een 'lhrow'n- tiu'- this' statement by the ...