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... THE ASTERN - COUNTIES RAILWAY.- I.BAL ANS.WER 'OF -TH DIREFTOE TO THE LATE EV fNE.RIVR8 In accordance with a resolution passe at a meeting or the late engene-drivers and firemen upon the. Baten OCointiea Railway, teld as the George I-an, in Steatizd,, a leteer, of which the ollwing is a copy, was addresed totthC ,halimanw ad directore, and dellered to the secretary (Mr. , on )ondiy lst, in ...
... I d- ?A.^iDTVJ l rwfixuuaian nunZaL.I a An adjourned meeting of the Parochial Board of the Parish of! il Gtlasgow was held on Tuesday, inl their Board-room, Tow Mes- tl ?? MU'Dowall, Esq., in the chair. After the usual formal proceedings, the minates of the Sanitary d Committee were read. On the motion that these be adopted, e, M r. GILxOUlR stated that the committee appointed by the Board re ...
... ?? , FRIAY MOINI) - AUGU'30. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUSVr 30 By the accounts which we publish in another column, it will be seen that her moat gracious Majesty, accompa- ?? I L- __ X - T, Mr ?? ?? Q .- _ - I, - AAi,, AQ nied by his Royal Hig~hnessVrriuce Albbrt, and four of the Royal children, arrived safely at Holyrood Palace yesterday afternoon. Through the entire route north- wards, her Majesty ...
... RATING OF SMALL TENEMENTS. THERE have been so many attempts to legislate upon the question of rating, that the public may well be confused as to what is the actual state of the law, now the session is over. One act, however, is now in force, which, in many places, will be of great use. It is well known to all who have taken an interest in parochial affairs, that hundreds of the smaller rate- ...
... AUSTRIIA. The Emperor entered onl his 21ick yoar ott the 18th inst., atrd lila cor-oliatirst is, nlow mlatt -r Of cotisidet-ablo topic, prc- ittnthitg, it is saidi, cousidcralile difficulties-the question is %VI, tlkr hoe is ti Ire crow';ied in the separatc Psrovinces, as iavosd fortiis rly Customiary, or soitec sin- all at V'icuna ats Emperor -of th6 united Austrian crown lauds. Should thle ...
... ShAIUXPTON. IRT- -Aung. 24, th wife of Mr. C. W. Fraimpton, chemist, 21l1 tiaoe, of a douoghtor ?? 'ni-Aug. 23, at Paddington Chiorcli, London (by the lev. Sainuel PoloH), Iel. J1 ijiis ll Reddisi, of L.ewishoiin, Kent, to Frances, youngest daughter of the lato Mr. ?? Coppen, fiarmer, of Alveseott, I XS1an-At the s0i0e timee (Ucorge, soll of Mr. Smith, late of the York Hotel, Cheltonlzn, n to ...
... lMISC EL LANE O S. SWEEL' AND NoiiWAY.-.-'I'llo pr~elluiminaios of at postal con- venition wcore signed onl Saturday iiftelrnoon ait the(, Foeig 0111cc between Grest Britain, oil the one( blind and Swe'dgen and Norwaty Oil chic other, by whbich thle intercourse between the ilrepctive ontie will begreatly fliieilita'ted, aind aill conunecialas cll 05 political, rehjitiens very mutch ...
... YORK AND NORTh MIDLAND RAILWAY. The half-yearly report of the directors was pub- lisbed yesterday. evening week. The accounts show that £1 .736 I Is. 1Od. have been paid during the half-year on capital account, principally provided for by the sums received from Mr. Hudson, and by arrears of cells paid by . other shareholders. The directors are anxious to close the capital account with as ...
... SUND.4Y poST,! L AIRiRA NGEMENTS. The following Notice to the Public was issued from the General Post Office yesterday:- ?? 13Y COMIMAND OF TIHE POSTMASTER-GENERAL. NOTICE TO TIlE PUBLIC, AND INSTRUCTIONS TO ALL POSTMASTERS, SUB-POSTMASTERS, AND LETTER RE- CEIVERS. General Post Office, August, 1850. The instructions No. 21, 1850, which have been in force since the 23d of June last, ...
... The old Fagan of France has departed Y this life. A career of unusual length and ex- traordinary vicissitude terminated quietly in a Icountry to whose hospitality he was frequently | indebted for shelter in the course of his che. e quered life. A few years ago, he was cried e up as the great man of the age, vaunted as y the NAPOLEON of Peace, who, by what was l called liberal, conservative, ...
... et ratWOI3oplto, oJAL r Lo-qoON. DURING Tan Witni.-The leylth of the inhabitants otf London continues as f gnosd as it usually is 'rhe dea tits last week were i 905; %~hielis more by 31 than were registered in a, week wre fie, from diarabma il8~of the latter D Dumbr 10 wer chidrennude thea~yo of 15, 4 adults under 00, end 9 old persona past the age of P 60. The deiths from cholera in the five ...
... SOtffHEnNOOWN, The (oHowifij* articles of local Intdllgauce ic&jljcd tig late to appear in our last number On Saturday, the 1 ?ih instant, between e'ght and nine in the moroing, while Mr. ColHu and others were tikin ...