... MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 8., The Reveune returns, for the yeet and q t iter etlding on the 5th instant) exhibit- s ?? a result as could ,hroasonably have been anticipated, although we cannot say , it is more favourable than the. Ministerial journals, for 1 some time past, would have-led its to expect. 'There is e. undoubtedly an increase both on the year and quarter-. id on the former of £185,816 ...

... It srty. APkt II. (For Tutesday'sprO-dtGSteef-rt4WCe.) :; The Srsxastttook the chair at twelve o'cloek. Admiral GORDON presented a petition against any alteration > of the existing systm of education in Scotland. Lort El. VALNE presented a petition from Durham in favour of :secular educatior. Mgr. 31.GIBSON presentedseveral petitionsfrom Manchester in fwvour of s6cular education. Mr Sir. VE N ...

... IIOCOSSING IN A RATLWAY CARRIAGE BY LOZENCGES. * - LUvtAsLO~. ASOTEEts ATTEMPT IN tMANCHESTER. On Saturday morning, the 16th instant, a man residing at Hands- worth was travelling by railway from Edinburgh to Birmingham, and when between Carlisle and Preston, two men in the same car- riage offered himself and a fourth passenger a lozenge each. The fourth man ate his lozenge and slept all the ...

... A deputation, to represent tie injury resulting to the planters of Ccvlon and other colonies from the adultera- tion of coffee wvith chicory and other substances, had an interview with Earl Grev vesterdav, at the Colonial Office. The deputation consisted of Mir. Thomas Baring, MI.P., 3Major Blackall, M.P., Mr. Archibald Hastie, 31.P., Mr. Alexander Matheson, M.P., lion. J. Portescue, 2.P., M.r ...

... A M ER I C A. By L pi~ i;) x t-: Liverpool, Tuesday Morning, I A.m. - R-B oy4e>al aillsteam ship Canada we have advices from New 'York to the 20thofrMarci. M3r Clhount viss not expected to survive above a few hours. 'o 0Eves had been lost by the burning of a steamer on The ezeditlon insearch of Sir John Franklin which has been a-a-tedh privete.ubscriptiolt will consist of two or three ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 19. Government sustained another defeat in the House of Commons, on 3Ionday, in Committee on the Stamp Duties Commo ?? __e_ 1. ?? I_ tit Bill. The measure itself seemed to meet with much dis- favour in many quarters; but it -was submitted to and carried. until the clause regulating the ad valarem scale of duties wasproposed. The ov-errment proposition was that the scale ...

... 1OU1SE OF CO.1MONS-FRIDAY, APRIL 12. . -1 ?? -orZ .14 I-Teohn- f- 8inn The SPE AKER took thle chair a little before foin o'clock. Petitions a0tliit Sundoy labour in the, Post Office w'ere presented byM. f uds ild), from Perthshire, by Lord Drumlanrig, trout ?? tonI olther places in Scotland, by Mi. Cowan., from the adhecaits of ohsp Free Church of Coratorphime, COunty of Edinbersh. Ac-abet the ...

... PIUKSTON BURN. rLNAb1UiO11 iiUKIiN. To the Editor of the Glasgows Herald. Smn,-The proposal to' conduct the nauseous matters which at present find their way to the river Kelvin by this burn into a elosply- covered air-tight sewer instead, so that the west-end districts may a be no longer polluted by the intolerable stench, is exciting con- sidorable attention and no little alarmu. Were the ...

... The Courtresumed this mnorning at ten o'clock. C .1argaret Lawlese, or W/hctedso, picaded guilty to uttering counterfeit monwey, rnd was si~tonced to twrelve nilths' iniprisonmenlt. CIt .)ZeryMlggart pleaded guilty to a variety of ?? of theft, by means of uhoscobreaiking; alid also to falsellood, fraud, and wilful imposition. She Ials .sen ten~cd to ten years' transeortation. 3 Bsoler ...

... GLASGOW SALES EFFECTED ISN MARCIL (Free Meoody's Montlsy Circular, dated Glasgow, lst April, 1850.) HERITABLE PRaOrE9TIEs.-The properties wisich liave chadnge& hands during tlse past month are snumeroass; the following have been sold, viz. The villa and ground, situated between the Kirm and Dunoon, which belonged to the late Dr. Gray, exposed at£-4OO, sold at £450. House froutting Clyde Street ...

... ._CAa 1- ?? ?? A._, :_ -z - . Y The physician and the undertaker stand in the same relation to e each other that the bird-catcher does to the bird-cage ?? e Pauls Bichter. Sincerity is like travelling in a plain beaten road, which com- monly brings a man sooner to his journey's end than by-ways, in which men often lose ?? To write a good hand, wear a good coat, and keep a good r character, ...

... btot ' t LO?1VDTS' ALPaM 26. ?? . (Pr T7MThrtadap's pocted0t see Fourth Page.) . eirtorsbip5 met at~fiv*e~UO~ k, Lord LASNGDALE presidingin thebseflce ?? Ltha riatellor. The taxi pP IODEN presented a petition from places m the 'conn'tiea of Tlppwat.' Dow n, Dublin, Sligo, Sleath, and Monaghan, srnviijffor b ahtit of the education grant. ?? Sic HARRO WYB presented several petitions Rin5t ifhe ...