... Foreiqn Entelligence. FRANCE. lowing programme of the ceremonies connected with tl fo! ident’s re -clect ion is given by the Moniteur of Mon- day :— On the 31st of December, at half-past eight in the evening, the President of the Republic will receive at the Palace of the Elysee the Consultative Commission, which will resent to him the minutes of the reckoni of the votes given by the French ...

... IIGII SCHOOL, OF GLASGOW. SECOND QUARTER. rIIIS Institution wcill RE-Ol'EN on MONDAY the 5th 1 instant, ?? m I'UIO;!s itty be ?? lt the various 0] Departments. Prospectuses, giving full particulars relating to (lasses, Hours, and Fees, may be had froia tho Janitlr at the Lodge. 2d January, 1852. HIGH1 SCHOOL OF GLASGOW. 1pHERE are now Five different FRENCII CLASSES in 1 operation at thiq4 ...

... TAVERN TO LET, WITH GOOD WILL OF BUSINESS, AND SALE OF STOCK AND FURNITURE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. 10 be LET, aid Disposed of by Private Bargain, a well 1 frequented TAVERN, and S'TOCK in TRADE, with Fittings and Furniture. The Prenmises consist of Two Floors, fronting one of tile principal thoroughlfres of the City, including a commodious Shop. The whole are newly fitted up, and Furnished in a ...

... MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. A S several TICKET-lIOLDElIS for the PERFORM1- ANC( I at tho CATHEIDAL, on Thursday, could ript get Admittance, the COMM 'l'TEE beg to inforim such per. sons that they may have their MONEY IIETURNEI), for the OlATSTANDING TICKETS, by applyitig, on or before MONDA Y next, to Johin Lennox, at 39 Stockwill. WANTED. PARTNER, who can anlvauco the snm of £2000, in a A ~ stillory ...

... FOR SALE, DWELL.',IING, lIO'SES AT MILTON p~liI~ NI) is CAM S I E. 91'ri ?? I'l to Sale, liy Pubtlic 110oup, Within the(, IioeI'Wil at l 1Nild, )Milto, Catopisic, onl Thursday VAXJ f LIIn'1 curenII I t, [it One0 o' thck Afternioon, -iii WXifILE thelc TWO PARiKS of Ci 1100 NI), teiigto ib)ott 'I'ree Acres orthereby, together iih b1 I1:3w~ oil) WIIL L LiNG 110 t: SFS withl smatll GardenisI ca t ...

... STOLEN OR STRAYED, On Saturday Morning, frotm Nnrsery Works, Hutelicsontown, A LIGrlIT FAWVN COLOURED MIASTIFF BITCH, 1A answerilng tio tho name of GLANCE. Whoever gives infoiriation, haading to the recovery of the same, swill be halndsonlely rewarlded. If foiund iii the possession of any person 8 days after this date, thley Nw ill be proseclted. 5th January, 1852. NOTICE. 1?OUNI), on the ...

... S U C C E S S IN LI FE. EJtHE great demand, danling the Hflidays, for this elegant 1 and most aplproplliate (;ift-Boo ran tfe piublishiers short of the gilt copies. 'T'hey bave now much pleasuire inl aninounc- ing a fresh supply reccived this imorning. Tbey also requcst the attention of thleir friends to the following notice 1-out Mle &cottlsh Guardian. This is a vcry able and useful work, ...

... C(UNTY FItE OFFICE, 50 IREGENT STlZIEliT, AND 2 ROYAL EXCHANGE IlUILDINGS, LONDON. HE IIDREC'I't tS of tih C(OI NIONY F1IIE OFFICE, T btto ?? hi l' I 'olet'V-hoid(eS, that the Clhriutnias Rlettowals ate ?? ill the lands of' the several Agents of thc Conipaty, and that the same should be paid before the 9th of January. The terms if tihe COUiNTI FIRE (tOFtICE are l ighly ?? to the Insrecd. ...

... Entelliqence. FRANCE. THE ELECTION, The Moniteur Paris, Thursday Morning. he blishes a decree announcing the final result sented to the President of of the poll on t plebiscite as the Republic last night by the Consultative Commission. They are {precisely as I gave them in my letter of yesterday evening. -Number of voters, 8,116,773 Ayes, . . 7,439,216 oes, . 640,737 Votes annulled as ...

... Dancing to commence at Nine o’clock. Tea and Refreshments as usual in the Card Room. Die Subscribers are requested to meet the Rooms on the 15th, at Three o’clock, to make the necessary arrangements for the Evening. The Subscription Books lie with Mr Chisholm at the Rooms; and with Mr Wyllie, Bookseller to the Queen. Gentlemen Strangers, introduced Subscribers, to pay as ■usual, each Assembly, ...

... THE STOCK-IN-TRADE and SHOP FURNITURE lately belonging to John Walker, Merchant, Overtocher, Old Rain, and now to Trustees for behoof of his Creditors, will be disposed of, Private Bargain, in one Lot, with the Good-will of a long established Business. The Stock consists of a general assortment of Goods, suitable for a Country business. Thu Shop and Dwelling-house, which have been recently ...

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