... LUNATIC ASYLUAM. A Speaill Meetinrg of the Managers of the Lunatic Asvlum ;t heljd Within the Infirmary Hall on Monday-the Lord Pro- REIDEENT IPDICAT, SUPERIncTENDENT. II(' Object of the meeting was to reccive a report from the (si with respect to epplicatiOns for the situation of Resi. Medical Superintendlent now vacant. 0 'i0le report stated that three gentlemen had lodged applisa- ti'. a ...

... finiorriat Parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS-Tuesday, If-arch 1. of InI reply to at question. by the Bisops of Mlaauchteetrm The Duke of newcastle stated that the present Governor of BesrOudas, a year or two ago, had purehased ground for the eree- tion of a new prison for the convicts, which was now so far firs completed that 300 of the convicts, hitherto confined on board the hulks, had been removed ...

... TnE nsual monthly meeticg of this Board was held on Satur- oat e' day-Baillie Williamson presiding. ve ir PRESENT:-Baillie Lediregham; Messrs Urquhart, Mac- ~d ::- Laren, Rose, Henderson. Gildawie, Ross, Leslie, Berry, ih3 o, Buyers, Gray, Campbell, and Middleton. . S, -BREDUCTION OF DEBT. Z It was.reported that the Board's share of the Innes Street bo feu-duties, amounting to £1200, had been ...

... KINCARDINESHTRE COUNTY MEETING. I to The stated general meeting of the Commissioners of Supply r ,is$ of this County was held at Stornahaven, on Saturday last-Sir t tie- JAMES CAszTsrGom, Bart., Lord-Lieutenant of the County, in t th the chair. r te There were present-Sir J. S. Forbes, Hart. ; Mr Innesi 1 of Raemoir; Mr Boewell of Kingrausie; Mr F. Grant of rce Ecclesgreig; Mr Scott of ...

... : 1 'I We have to sketch the history of en English man of business, wbe ' who, like Franklin, sprang from printing, and who is a printer pai 'nStill, anid a leading spirit in that 1fourth estate, which forms of and guides the public opinion of this country. Herbert Ingram As: ris a living proof of what may be accomplished before a man is wa forty years old, by a combination of patient ...

... 'iUE CRYSTAL PALACE AT SYDENUAM. To the nist of wars and rumours of wars the great peace In f t i5i is quietly progressing towards perfection at pir hthing seems to check the progress of the Crystal s qo matter whether it rains a deluge or blows a her- woae lVOrkls Whether out in the gardens or on the tops of tla5oo feet hi go forward with equal celerity. Yet, as ktors been expected from the ...

... foREIGN INTELLIGENCE. France. . . I ell Eipross left on Monday for St. Cloud, c.1ie1 oei residing), during a portion of the fine season. 'I'lrll not qufite so strong as before, is still im- I, i It is believed that ties Emperor will pay , c nle lr It St. Omer, and there is a vagne rumour of price of all public securities took place on sl pag, sauced partly by the unsatisfactory nature of ...

... vi Tceecday, 3ray 24. of After the r-eading ,of the minutes, Dr Pirie entered his pretest M. against the dundiug and sentence in tEC Fcrry-Port-ocm-raig case, for reasons which he read. t li ANSWER TO HER MIAJESTY'S LETTER AND ADDRESS or coN- 00 -GRATUJLATION. .'lb Principal Lee read the draft of the proposed answer to her ac Majesty's letter, which was approved of. The ansgwer was, as. lb ...

... ah Wa were beginning to see some prospect of a partial al unravelment of the tangled skein of continenital politics. ve Bat, unfortunately, it is again as complicated as ever, and those people who are the least in the world given to nervous apprehensions seem to regard a violent solution ofthepresent difficulties as far more probable is than an amicable one. There is indeed no disputing at the ...

... STRATHDON.-BALL AT NEWE CASTLE. ONr Thursday last, the whole of the tenantry on Sir Charles Forbes of Newe's Estates, in Strathdon, were invited to a grand Ball in the beautiful Mansion of News. The fete was given in compliment to the Lonach men, and Forbes Clansmen ge- nerally, who accompanied Sir Charles to Braemar this season. The preparations were on an extensive scale, the whole of the ...

... p wayI they iste (From thle Times,.) it isth ver-repeatedi Wonder of historians where the wrefehles; come from that suddenly appear ina timres of revelation Jo-and tumult. They must spring out of the earth ; they maust be rEs- born in the gutters ; hidden cellars utoefwWi I Odrd, they. must drop from unknown~ garrets, oveerfo wth them id in sewers,- like rats in time of inundation,' ort emerge ...

... 1NVERURY HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. as This Horticultural Association held their second competition for tle season, in the Town-hall, on Thursday week. The dis. us play-of specimens were not numerous, but they certainly wvere jll very select The proper effect of such competitions are being of quite observable here, there being an entire absence' of- inferior, re trashy specimens that are as ...