... THE AUSTlZALIAN GOLD DIGGINGS. (Froin the Timies.) The steamer Australian), tilosgi anticipated by the Marco Polo, has brouglit aI ?? of iiitolrsting and ?? in~tli- eence front tile Gold Co oniZs. Its, leading ealtre is thile eol- tiinned aiid iiceased prosperity of al1 the fields. Sinceo tbe r e- turn of' spring-that is to say, ever since autumnt commeiced in Engluid-tho New South Wales' ...

... e | _BARONY PAROCHIAIL BOARD. A special general mecting of this Boarud was held on Frriday, for the ipponitilient of a chai man and the election of a coinI- mittee of mianiagement for the ensuiig year. a Oni the motion of Mr. Paterson, Mr. It. Murdoch was callcd to the chair. Mr. AllIEK having read tbe intimation calling the meeting, Tbe CHIAIRMA N said they were no doubt aware that the ...

... Thae following facto, regarding tile poisons1d history of Mr'. Pries, which diii not transpire fitt anly of his examiniiations at thue, Mansion H-ouse, a rc gi von by flit Alfmwiq chqronh~id,- 111r. It, ?? Prieis, who is about tihil ty-five, yeair.oof' age, is a1 native of Gecrmany, whiw-c liei is ?? icspecieably connected ills naino for thc last fi cc years .stood wol I in thu 15cer- Cantile ...

... IMOU:SE 01' ( N() I ()NS-FRIDAY, J)ECEMJBFI 31. The i rass;;Y.AliD took tie chair at two o'elock. Iir. Pl.Aail took ill(alitlis asd Ilia sent for Kinig's County. Oni the mition orf M. II A Y'I'TEI, it was ordered that the Inmso It its rising do adjourn till Thursday the 10th of Feb- Mlr. 11A 'TEl nmmoeld for a new writ for Illaddiugtolishire, iii the rosin of the H sol. Francis Weinyss ...

... TIlE ALLEGEDI RENFRIEW IMMERSION CASE. T'o the Erditor qf ?? Glasgoiv Iieriald. Sm,-In'referetce to palitigapilh, ?? atpoea(et1 in your plapr of' 1foiilay last a85 au extract froim the it-izCe, lieaded (uorioits Atflair ?? Low, in which tile imagistrates of this burgh ai'e represented ais totally unwortly of the piublic trust reposed in theli -a paragraph iii itsel'f plpably absurd and ...

... REJOICING.S AT ALLANTON HOUSE. After tie marriage of Sir Henry 5elon Steuart to the eidest daughiter of Robert M ontgomery, Esq., at 'T'rinity Church, Edinburlgh, upon tihI 2d lDeceieiter, tile ?? Coupile pro- ceeded to Tolell, Sirliiigohiresviere large hontires serc lighted upon tile Commianding hills, audl great lrejoieimgs took place oln t(e auspicious evemit. 'T'he teality ?? entertaiiied ...

... GLASGOW, JANUJAR Y 21. The Treasurer of the Industrial or Ragged Schools, begs to acknowledge receipt of £4, being part of the proceds of a soir6e given by the Grain and Provision Dealers' Societyy. The Treasurer of the Glasgow Lying -ini-IHospital and Dispensary St. .A ndrew Square, 1has received the sum of £4 sterling, being part of surplus proceeds kindly allotted to that charity by tho ...

... ARRltIVAL OF THEi CANADA. Livcrpool, Suniday, 3 r I. Bly the steamel Ca(nada, fiount Boston, we have adv ices front 1New York to tbe 4th hist. She brought 70 passengers, but no tspecio. T'e steamner Pacific, fi-oi Liverpool, arrived at New York on the Ist. Tlhe steamer Fralldin, from IHavre, &c., arrived at New York oil ?? 3d. Tlhe steammer Washmington, romeinhmnen, pet iltO Boston for coals ...

... ORlIDNANCE SURVEY OF SCOTLAND. I 1n'I m1p Eilitor of thc Glaasqow HEerald. To the 1Editor of the Glotlojowv Herald. V illafield PrinIting Office, LI Glasgow, Janutary 15, 1853. tS ,Al~ m epcfdl oirwyour ittenition to tile I iitlicuiptintVlt, retn I-IN on thf oritiai survey of Sicotland, by - I uniderstanditha bt efort., are at P1'stoelt being Matde, both in I(f lasgeose andi ?? to indiuce ...

... AN 1I1RA LlIC G I EVANCE. JII) vi) 2 u)ctitioll has l)ccll l)wosolnto ?? following ?? has been pre'sente(i to thle hei Right lion. ftc Earl of' Kinnotil, Lord Lyon King of or- Armis rty 'r he ?? of JTohni Granlt, Lsq., accobwni t ;James Oi 'Macnelab, E'sq ., warite r;S itoeart Watson, E'sq. historical painter; Patrickc Ediir lv, s.,and James (3rant, Esq., archi- ize lliii11jbly uhwh-lla pon ...

... R Tacitus, when clothing his thoughts, cut his cloth too short. . -Jean, Pauil icliter. Tho wounds occasioned by a slanderous tongue cause far more pain, and are more difficult to heal, than those which proceed fions fire and the ?? the Brahmainical 1 Is1115. A Journalist is a grumbler, a censurer, a giver of advice, a regert ofsovereigns, a tutor of nations. Four hostile papers are more to be ...

... Scottish Law Appointments.-Mr. Moncreiff is, of i course, again Lord Advocate, and is before his con- stituents for re-election. There has not yet been any formal arran-gemient as to the Solicitor-Generalship but there is no room to doubt the reappointment of : Mr. Dcas. Mr. J. C. Brodie has been reappointed to I the office of Crown Agent. The Depute-Advocates will also be the same as under ...