... 9ING'S COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY, iont seat of learnis dsed O rday. Subjoined t J I.it of tle gentleulletl @ho have been successful in tak-t t It; j thle vafiOnS classes, as also the names of those who c ! the Degree of A.'. :- e r-OTO5F5SON MATHEMATICAL PRIZE-£60v. George M. Slesser, Rathen. ,t-SIMPSo-T rGREEK PRoi-g 80. x George Samuel, Stockton-on-Teese. III.-IEUTTON PRIZE1-Ril. a Angus Geun, ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE, The Directors of the Scottish Central Railway have made ar- rangements to bring on the telegraphic wires to Perth, and the . work has now commenced. t RAILWAY CASE,-An action was raised in .the Small Debt , Court, Glasgow, on Thursday week, at the instance of Mr Joseph Levenston, traveller, Davis Street, Edinburgh, against , the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company, to ...

... 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 ...

... - n- - , _ id The wine duties in the year ended the 5th of January last, amounted t6 £I,672,943. John Mitahel is said to be engaged in writing a history of Ireland from 1843 to 1848. At a ball recently given by the Senate to the Emperor and rd Empress of' France, the Duke of Brunswick had a star stolen n- from him worth £2800. as Bank n6tes and jewellery to a very large amount, supposed to he ...

... Si ~~~ENGLAND', P- WxNDsou,11March 25.-The Queen ad Prince attended an i, le early service this morning in the' PrivateaChapel of the Castle, .1s and took the Sacrament of thieHoly Commutnion. The Duchess a' ik of Keith, the Princess Royal, the Princess Alice, and the Prin- I at cese Adelaide of Hohenilohe, with the ladlies and gentlemen' of I es the Court, also the domestic household, ...

... LAU ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~beet 'COURT He ENGlj~iand, as TenMjst bn is Royal Highness Prince Proc of Albeat, and the royal fiamyily, according to fits present arrange- haenittt~ei'rit ido Castle on Thursday the 17th T he ilisb,.fortbieEaster hiohdisa-. After remaininglat Windsor Car -T of a Fortnight, the Court ws ill return to EBeckinghain Palace. Goo There is no piobabilit3 of leer Majesty going ...

... . AtQuarel General Coat-Of the Piesidant and Managers of tenfrary was' held nMna-hLodPvstp in the chair.onMna-h LodPvot s ANcUAL A&cCOuNrs. The accounts of the Treasurer, for the year 1852, were, read, from which it appeared that the total expenditure and iiiiolne' as compared with 1851, were as follows: 1851. 1852. Expenditure, X 2503 16 9 £2849 . 1, 5. dit Income, - 2228 10 I 2473 1 ~4j Hi ...

... obj~ THERE seemed good grounds for apprehension, some tior days ago, in the position which the Eastern question diff bhed ssumned. Happily, however, although it cannot Ple5 Ict, y be said that anything definite has yet taken met plae -later intelligence has in a measure relieved the don public anxiety. ' The Russian embassy, which made its appearance the coU other day in Constantinople, was ...

... a, . PERUVIAN OR SKINLESS BERD, a- -To tilhe EDmITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. ye 'ot SR,-Inattempting toimprbve.the cereal prodnets of anj ,a district of country by the ibtrodnction of hitherto unkhown kl, a uncultivated varieties of grainuit willbe found-that: numerous obstacles lie in the way;- * And unless it can be satitfactorily - sh6wnby a collection of facts illustrative of the greater ...

... The question ofthe Holy Shrines seems in a fair way to be Bettled in favour of Russia; and the French Govern- e ment is exhibiting an amount of resignation, under the d failure of its schemes, that the Peace Society Irmust con- f sider very commendable. Some people allege that M. Lavalette has been outwitted by the Russian diploma- r tists at the Sublime Porte. Others state that France e has ...

... France. H prAiF, Tus-`dar--Somec sensation has been created to-day by ml j.1.'tlC thCe XMyle; r, on the financial situation of the coun- m t~iC, Liic thle relief that has been affordeod in taxation as re- Ilie 0;sl li asctivo classes. The Men//itya states that there gj3 a11`tl Ireison of taxes, and Of thle public expenditure, toehrt 6 inillions of francs per annumn; but it tli ~i~isibatF~ ...