... 'FROM THE LOOhN GAZ TTE. 5 The Queen has IT'kiter1l, ,lfirch 31: 1; TbeQiieenhasbee) pleased by letters patent. under theGreat SealI of Lhe Unitel Kingdom, bearing date the 21th day of March instant, Ito ordai nd *declare ibat the borough ofMaiichester, in the coanty e of Ldsucastir,' shall be a Cityatifd shall be called The 'City of lMan r scheater, in the couunty-of Laneaste.'-,, e . [,. ...

... iC- Trafllc for the Week ending 16th April, 1853. v ier Miles Open,-Main Line, 65; Branohes, 7-72. ch No. of Passengers, 70M t Passenger Revenue and Mails, ..; . .. £730 0 0 VII . Goods, Parcels, and Live Stok 845 0 0 a ;he - Total . .157..5 . B157 0 0 Correspouding Week lestsear.t 14460 0 a Tien IATE JAMEs ALLA7ZDE5, EsQ.-Oar obituary this I week records the death ...

... SON Tuesday the 5th April, the Degree of A.M. was conferred in the following Candidates-after examinations on the Evi. i dences of Christianity, Latin, Greek, Natural History, Mathe- matics, Natural Philcsophy, Moral Philosophsy, and Logic:- Honourably Distinfquished. Charles Robertson, Aberdeen, (Gold Medal, given by the City of Aberdeen). Alexander Webster, Aberdeen, (Silver Medal, given by ...

... f 1flv _ - C- - - - -- - I O I I IbyI Oil ERN6FlHY.-Messrs James Stewart (Abernethy) and Gco has Brras (Tornintoel)-eeministers. Major Duncan Macpherson, Fall of Trulim-eder. ch. ilLETS or THlE COALtTOON.-The Thnes of Saturday ied morn\~,g charges the Conservative party with a conspiracy with the the Ir sh Brigade, the object of the alleged conspiracy being to .nd obtainithc defeat of the ...

... TO THE PRACTICAL FARMERS OF SMALL CAPITAL I IN THE BUCHAN DISTRICT, ABERDEENSHIRE. fIl _! T- _i -Tl re Glenugie, Pinetown, Natal, alased tit Souti Africa, Feb. 3, 18Q3. Coals ge Dear Friends,-I was no stranger in your district 20 or 30 years Fro Ig ago, and I doubt not that many among you wtio,like myself, are ad- any g 1 vuancing in life, will distinctly remember the person who now addresses ...

... lit ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~C 'I. The aggregate traffic receipts of the eleven principal railway E y, lines in Scotland, extending in length to 910 miles, for last week, be were £30,140, which is an increase of X£2873 over the receipts of VI the corresponding week of last year, from 902 miles opened. y The average receipts per mile last week were £33 2s. 5d. against ' £30 4s. 7d., same week last year, ...

... THuRsDAY, April 7. A llEETING of the Harbour Board weas held in the Tewn Hall this day-the Lord Provost presiding. The following Commis- siooers were present:- The Shoremaster; Baillies Henderson, fRoss, and Ledingham ; the Dealt of Guild; City Treasurer; Dr Cirristie; Messrs Mitchell, M'Hardy, Smith, Fraser, Anderson, Berry, and W. Henderson. TENDERS FOR VWORKS. Tile Finance Committee ...

... THE proceedings attending the installation of the dis- tinguished personages selected to fill the honorary office of Lord Rector of Marischal College are, for the most part, Matters in which few beyond the students and their friends, and some leisurely individuals who are grateful for any thing in the shape of a novelty, take very great interest. This year, however, the case was different. The ...

... I SCO LA D. a] THE EARL o0 CARLIsLE,-On' Monday week the magis- h trates and Town-Council of Edinburgh presented the freedom of the city to the Earl of Carlisle,. in testimony of their re- gard for himlt as an enlightened stateeman, their admiration of G his active and generous philanthropy3 -and their gratitude'fe f s his servites in promoting the social. and intellectual elevation. I of the ...

... rd- yes ,rdof ZTrance.- liy .de, It is no longer a matter of doubt that the Pope does not come box to crown the Emperor. It has been so decided at Rome ; and a der nas despatch reeeived very recently from the Pontifical Government lan get mentions at some-length the reasons why that resolution was enr cs aiopted. I am assured that those reasons, or at least the princi. all are pal ones, were ...

... MOlYMlusK. The suljoined doc ments have been handed t for efo tion. They speak for thtemselves, aud are lighly , orP a- ail' tO partie1 Qpor1cned ;- - y redtaj tt To the Reverpud JlIIEs PlTER. IEVEReNtD AND ' S't-Nol6tha youlr co p ti, ris ceased, ve begilerc'vith to Co~a~ey to you in C., Nvti}u theoss pfoaur fellowY pariohionero, au expression at our ° ts Oro, at , . the mant in whieh ...

... COURT OF S~sSsrON ROLMs.From the rolls, showing the thc in present state of business before the Court, recently issued, it rap- to in; pears that in the Outer House the number of cases onl the de- Pe J., bdte rolls of the; Lords 'Ordi nary amounts to 182,' viz;,; 13 nmc ~~ cqses on L~rd 1boertson's roll, 20'.on LordRutherfcerd's -409 hai LT. 'Ctrriehiil's. b- ~ -- Ic PaR= PRESrrs'csEU o1? ...