... ow'ing to the advent'of Sir Charles Napier, but his stay- was short, and his mocvements so eccentric and meteor- litre thait hebais left hut a faint impression, which wvill. soon fade. The best story extant regarding hisl sojourn, is one that he related himself ...

... a thorough-bred Highland oxted at Epping, two years and ten months old; the whole earease weighing one hundred and twenty stories dead weight; the length of thehorns which have been profusely glided over and decorated, Is three feet two inches; the breadth ...

... intelligently, and that the moti therefore, be deferred till the Committee mig to make the desiderated report, ; The Provost—In short, you move the prev tion. Convener Topp seconded the motion. Th plan had been found to work with great ben public. If the principles ...

... stirring of his life. He Was ktowvn for his ele- ?? ad his high~ scientific attainments; but as yet lie bad advacead only a short way towards that position whiab ho after- words so justly occupied in pmublic estimation. It is, however, deeply interesting ...

... Aberdeen: A. BRowys & Co. Just Published, TXOLY MEN OF OLD; being Short Notices of such asar HI. named in the Calendar of the English Church . - Domy 18mo., cloth, 3s. DEEDS OF FAITH : Stories for Children from Church His. tory. By the Rev. J. M. NEALE, Warden ...

... . «Has Marischal C in New Abenteen, the Conferring De Divinity, Laws, and Sf Pp. 51. Aberdeen : D, & Sun, Tuts is the old story of the kettle calli blackface. Or, as we have two op| g (this word belong: is is the usual | pos ps for the rendé of Degrees ...

... Little Farmer, ad- dressiisg himsself to the editor of a Sussex neowopapar, thus .sumnmarily disposes of the affbetiusg story of time recoveored'~ patrimony told by Mr Cobdomi to tlile Radicals of AviLS burly:- Mn Cobden states that lie liae placed ...

... this and tile 15th lnst. Newton of Baiqulhain, by Pitcaple, y 5th February, 1S50. Short . trn Zunl Calves, fir Zale, AT PIitItRIESIILL, NE AR IIUNTLY. OUR Pure Bred SHORT-HORN BULL CALVES, from 9 to El 1 mon' hs old, and of superior quldity, the property ...

... very speedily, they would intro- duce one on their own responsibility. The course i pursued by those Directors and ?? who, a short time since, so warmly opposed Government inter- l ference, does not say much for the measure that may be I looked for at their ...

... half`-a-lion- it rired apologies, and thp servant hind a shilling. We had n i- cooid morrninig's laa~h fir ourselves. and ii gridd story for our friends, rind she bnd ri very ood bireaktfast. I wish yorr had is beein bere.-Soutiier, Lift? and Correspondenrce ...

... wasa medical man, beeame, from ¢ ividend, | changed man-—a convert to Evangelical Christian with hie | cfee and related this story without bei that betwist we rule ; » by the Hank: nm also general, re banks of the ire of tris ontinues herwise, nts from rematier ...

... did so with the greater pleasure, that his friend and him- self had been differing Ho much of late on other points. After a short conversation, the motion was unanimously agtreed to, full powers being given to the Education Com- mittee to carry it into ...