... Moir as legal assessor. Mr .J. M. Lees. advocate, instructed by Mr John h. Lindsay, assistant cieric to the Police Board, ,a ap^peared for the Corporation; and Messrs H. B. Neave and John S. Nisbet, writers, for the Rail- ta way Company. The case was taken ...

... Edinburgh ;John William B'arton, Cainpheltown ; Edward Brindle, Edinburgh ; Robert W~ells Brown, Glasgow ; Ahixauclet Leslie Brace, Aberdeen ; James Clark, Aberdeen LlEdward Crarer, Blairgo wrie; John iDIale, Sheffield ;, William Duff, Leith; John Francis ...

... they may perhaps be more perspicu- v( ous to our readers, we beg to refer to his speech in our £' report of Parliament. Lord John Russell was op- bi posed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's original plan of a 2d. a year relinquishment of the tax, and ...

... sung by the choir in tho gallery. Tbe Lord Chamberlain ?? ?? and coniuct teL bridegroom. accoumpanied by the Garter King-at-.Arms and Lau: caster, and the PsinCe's suit, '1lse Prince ar-d his best man, the Du~ke of Augurtenheg, and a suite of foreign and ...

... going to give up their c~ national birthright of Grattan's Parliament for one this contemptible mesa of pottage? We are very gen much obliged to those gentlemen for taking so the m iuch~caro of us. Grattan's Parliament was what bet wo asked for because ...

... of the House totlie gold discoveries, Mr tlie whlichm lie said 'isere dtse most provideistial thiiig that scould have mnotie arm,, happened to the country;~ for they camnejust at thle 'very tune Tb liwhen our whole monetary systemn was goilig to blow uip ...

... lately V thundered from the same platform as Hyperion to a a Satyr, we know also that the hall will be crowded, and that John Bright will receive earthquakes of ap- r plause from tie admirers of Parson Adams. We have i hleard Gough on whisky; welha ...

... z opportunity in Sir John's present candidature a r for endeavouring to recover the money. He t e obtained a writ for the amount on Friday, nod a it is stated that the debt has since been liqui. i dated. I A teleggram from Mr John Dillon and Mr T. P. 3 ...

... The great states- rnon and politicians who have contributedl in- clu-de 1itr, F.ox, Wilkes, Grattan, OConnell, Brougham, Joseph Hume, Sir I'obert Peel, Lord John RusseelU, Mr Gladstone. Talleyrand, Lafa- yetto, and Msazzini. In the poirtfolio labelled I ...

... they culd not give pre- cedence to that subject, but would take it up after the Arms Bill was out of the way. Mr REALY gave notice that, on going into | Committee on the Arms Bill, he should move- That it tse ran iqs trnctioa to tle Coranittes that it ...

... M'Leady, ML Wallace, T g Grimshaw, J. Williams, G. Guntherman, in jE Wyatt, F. Williams, A. Wells, A. T. MThin, S. Wooley, T. Johns, P. Guenn, and m W. Carter. rE Nio. IL . O] Kassassin, September 11. b Private Crawford, 33d Company Royal ce Iarines, wounded ...

... William. Duncan; Secretary, NMir Johns J. Buchan; Treasurer, Mr Arthur ot Stanoy Middleton, ?? Assistant Secretaries in Arts, Mr Ivy M'Kenzie; Medicine, Mr W. ?? Burns; Divinity, Mr John A. M'Coroiick, n M.A.; Law, Mr John Lr. Wurk, M.A.; Science, Mr J. ...