... -- ' ^ :; I : L. I FLowER GARDEN ANtD iSjaiichRM.-.The everg.reens t which were placed in the flower bads before winter shonl now be removed to the reserve garden, in order tha't the ground may be prepared for its sunmmer occupants. The 't beds which have been filled with Crocuses, or other winter t and spring flowering bulbs, are generally prepared for this r purpose by' taking up the bulbs ...

... PACKET BOATS.-GENERAL POST-OFFiCL- 1T, -: 1 ?? - Mxv~S . Destinatlons Mlalils desnprhed: Las: Parle-t bOY! 7. 1- from Lldolln ! 314 3 17 , 15 SOUTRAMNPTO SrATro. Ij 1 a Lisbon ?? . (By Day Mail) 16 a Spain ?? .. ; , 1Th, t& 27th a ;. 1105 16 i Gibraltar ?? of every moclth. l 14 Gibral 1,rlaln ,Greece, d t> 3 12 f and `hani IslacS dst 20th of every Itcpen, IN g il | Egypt, Ceylon, India [ ...

... LONDON, MIAY 11. ilis Roval Highness Prince Albert presided yesterday afrerunoon at a neeting of the Commission for promoting midl cncouraging the fine arts in the rebuildin- of the P'alace of Westminster. His Roval Highness arrived at tile ne Palace of WVestminster at three o'clock, attended lv Lieut.-Colonel the Hon. A. Gordon. The Comnmis- sioners present weere Viscount Canning. Lord ...

... The ordinary monthlymeeting of the Board wrs held on Wedneoday, In u' the Religious Institution Rooms-Hugh Tcinent, Esq., in the chair, cc The minutes of lost meeting were read and approved of. ki A SUB-CiSPECTOR. A report was broight up from tbe commiltce on offician, in which a re- T; commendation was mcdie to appoint one of the inspectors, ata small in advance of salary, as a superintendent ...

... (Firom tke 3forn fng Cfhroniele.) The attempts which have been made from time to time M to interest the public in the search for Sir John Franklin & have been so frequent-and, if wve may judge from the p deportment of the House of Commons, and from the fi general acquiescence of our contemporaries, so successful, r -that we mght safely have left our Naval Intelligence C to tell its own story, ...

... INDUCTION OF MIR GRAY TO LADY TESTER'S CHURCH. The Presbytery of Edinburgh mnet on Thursday in Lady Yester-s Church, for the ?? of inducting the 11ev. W. H. Gray, late of St Paul's Church. Perth, to the pastoral charge of that church and parish. There was a large attendance of tlhe members of the congregation. The Rev. Dr Simpson of Eirknewton presided on the occasion, and, after preaching an ...

... ATHENLUM. 1cm, MR. WVIDJT'E1 auXTERnTAIxuMNT. on UIC- On Friday evening Mr. Whitney gave the last of his series of to red three entertainments, in the Lower fall of the above institution, to- wras an audience as large as could be accommodated. In- the course of his various iconersonationls ~r. ,Whitney wvas rapturosluy aji- in; Olth ?? btlbir thhbfedciv h of the Indian Chief &Red -le go- ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEIDINGS. Monday, 61h Mfay. rmneeting of Council was held this day, BBaillie SitH, in the :.b~sonce of the Lord Provost, In the chair. ' Pregont--Tho Dean of Guild; Baillies Henderson, Adamson, and Watson; Messrs W. Henderson, Sutherland, Leslie, Gray, Webster, Emalie, Mae- allan, Henry, Torrie, Macpherson, and Berry. BIRrT OP A PRINCE. B gailie S- said tthat, before proceedin ...

... 1 1 ? ?? IRELAMOS- ?? I ' I The ettors of the court pageant at Dublin have receiv- h. ed an ally in the'pergon of the Marqveeis of Londonderry, ui w.o avows, his-hostility to he government Proect for tbe ai nation to give the measure his uncompromising oppos4ioa T in his place in the House, of -Lords.'.1 'I . II I The Freemams Jawr-ncl of Thursday,-tells an extraorj- t nary story about the ...

... v- ? ? ?? ?? ?` 11 1? . I.- - . meeb-vk ~ ~ ~ 'u of mezid. od o e Po't.reere to altea;alter-d' x Wj I .tponlivvhiC5 bei Scoland'7svde'exhalaine a 'no For teaoptieu tofug thet melapsur uponl the tet wih . ; ?? Lordhips, 'untal- t~ini'elhd been~gient Viw. hc It met itb in'the not 't RESBYTERY OF EDIURa suppl meensti of thiserevabody asi Welnedhis Dr ?? with reference, to the resolutions on ...

... BURGLARY AT CHARLECOTE HALL,WARWICKSHIRE (From the Times.) as On Monday night, or early on Tuesday morning last, Charlecote l Hall, the ancient seat of the Lueys, near Stratford-upon-Avon, w as burglariously entered, and property of considerable value stolen c therefrom. The thieves effected three several entrances, through l the windows of the lower apartments. It would appear that when they ...

... PAR LI A M B N T. Trsnxit Lordships were not very busy last week. They sat but a short time on the first two days, and the only topics of general interest before them wvere-a bill in- troduced by the Duke of Argyll, for the better manage- ment of the Scotch Fisheries-the report on the amend- ments to the bill for securing the titles of religious bodies in Scotland-and some matters relativo to ...