... vhich will shortly be Published in Demy 4to, Cloth Boards, ?rice L.2, 12s. 6d. *,* A few Copies of Vol. I. still on lund at L.2, 12s. éd. W. H. Lizars takes this opportunityto inform his Friends and the Public, that he continues t Design and Execute ENGRAVING, COPPERPLATE, LITHOGRAPHIC and LETTERPRESS PRINTING, in evey Variety of Style. 3 ST JAMES’ EDINBURGH. o NEW GRAND N OIORTES. — ATERSON & ...

... Turn THE Proc AMATION aGAinsT ruc Carno- --T mystery atten that extraordinary procecding It was not in (saves the Whig) is now cleared uy. Eagland, alter ath, but tn that the offence was com- which so ed onr virtaous officials. 1 appears thar, at the end of last t “il or the beginning of May, the foundation-stone of a chapel was about to be laid in Ballina- sloe, in a district ale st ...

... GALA DAY AT STOW The village of Stow having now, in consequence of the ful- been furnished with a copious filment of Mr promise, Jebrated the completion supply of water, the inhabitants ce! thusiasm, the undertaki with the greatest eu! by Mr Mitchell at the foot of t vllace, where they were met and his friends, consisting of Mrs Mitchell, the ly Monson, Mrs Jameson, Mrs Newton, Miss Tod, ...

... Quarter in proportion. ...

... POLL AND MY PARTNER JOE, Harry — the Pride of Battersea Hard, T. P. Cooxe. conclude with CATCHING AN HEIRESS. = GRAN D CONCERTS, * IN THE MUSIC HALL, On the EVENING of TUESDAY the 12th. AND THE MORNING of SATURDAY the 16th of _— Artistes. MADAME GRISI MADLLE. BERTRANDI, SIGNOR MARIO. SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, Pianiste—MR FP. MORL — Mr Woop has the honour to announce that he has made arrang ‘ments ...

... the 6th current, the lady of W. C. Brows, Esq., Bombay Army, of a daughter. At 2 Dean Terrace, on the 7th the wife of Jaxzs Mare, E-q, M.D., of a daughter. At 15 Scotlaad Street, on the 6th curreat, Mrs of a daughter. At 15 Windsor Street, on the 4th current, Mre Rose, of a son. At 4 Dean Terrace, on the Sth current, Mrs Soorr, of Penang, of a At 5 Lothian Koad, on the 6:h current, Mrs Guo. ...

... Tue New Ross are enable’, says the Daily Express, to state that a petition against the return of Mr Charles Gasin Daffy has been lodged in the proper office ; and Me Sergeant Wrangham, the emineut lawyer, of Serjoant’s Inv, has been retained as leading counsel for the pet itioners. ‘The remnant of the O'Connell property in Kerry was sold last week at Tralee under an order of the Encumbered ...

... LONDON, Tl ISDAY, MAY 11, 185 - PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock India Bonds under £1000 Ditto for Account. South Sea gst Three per Cent. Red. An. 4 Do. Old Annuities | Three perCent. Con. An. 994 Do. New Annuitie — Consols for Ae gor | New 5 per Cent. Ann.. “s | New 3} per India Stock for 2 om Canada Guaranteed Debs. — New 5 per Cents. Long Annuities to expir Bills., Jan. 5, ...

... ABERDEEN Miles opened. Week ending July 24. Passengers, 15,31 —Receipts, £1150 0 0 Goods, ore 690 0 0 £134) Corresponding weekin 1851,-.-00 1599 Miles opened. Week ending July 25. 4900 78,545—Receipts, £ £5312 2278 ” Corresponding week in 1851, Eotsrvren & GLAscow Raitway. Weeek ending July 31. Passengers, Corresponding week in 189 4027 il Guascow & Souru-Westers ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1852 — RICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock . ~ India Bonds under £1000 Ditto for Account _ South dea Deo. Old Annuities Three per Cent. Red. An.101! Do. New Annuities Three per An. 99} 99! New 5 per Cent. Ann Ka Consols for Ae New 3} per 10 India Stock for Ac _ New 5 per Cents xd Canada Guaranteed Debs. — Long Annuities to expire Exchequer ...

... EDINBURG GAZETTE SBQUESTRATIONS. Tuomas farmer and cattle dealer in Pinvallie, in the parish of Barr, and county of Ayr—Creditors meet in the King’s Arms Inn, Ayr, 6th December and 3d January, one o'clock, Rosext Jounstox, draper and chapman, residing in Saltcoats —Creditors meet in the Saracen’s Head Inn there, 6th and 27th December, one o'clock. EXAMINATIONS. G. corn merchant in Dundee—to be ...

... Mospar.—Impreesed with a belief that the public debt of the country will, for the present at least, be left intact, and that the surplus at the end of each financial period will, owing to the extraordinary and iccreasin: prosperity of the country, be much larger than the Chancellor of the Exche- quer veatares to anticipate, the public continue to invest in our home stocks, although ia small ...