... REFRESHMENT ROOMS FOR TOE, WORKING CLASSES AND FARM SERVANTS. Wt have pleasure in extracting the following statementon the pr~ above sobject froms a recant numbesr Of teB;ristol .To,'eul, di both because we desire to see the example which it pesents eve widely adopted in this locality, and because we have reason to ce believe the article was communicated by a. gentlerman-a of t landed ...

... S COT LAND '; COULT or Srssioes.-The- following notice has just. been II, issued by the Court:-`Edinburgh, 7th July, 1853.-Thle er Lords this day passed an Act of Sederunt, extendbig fror- 1st *t, November. the-next XVinter Session of-the-First -Division-of Af the Court of Session. The day on which the Inner House id usually commences the winter session-is the 12th November. rs THE BUILDING ...

... . Mr James Caird has addressed another letter to the Times - on this subject C r Sf - did not obstr v e&wheq they first appeared the remarks I of ydier-coiieondintj - Mdkebant,11 on- the -other .gnanoe l besides Peruvian available to the agriculturist. The Bolivian Go I guano to which he refers is extensively used, but the Peruvian n is preferped, from its superiority and uniformity of quality ...

... mfoebee , gatyr20a18 stWrEDNESDAY, July 20, 1853. P A R L I A M E N T. HOUSE OF LORDS. SCOTTISH BTLLS.-The Lord Advocate's Bankruptcy Bill passed the second reading in the House of Peers on Tuesday, on the understanding that the discussion should be taken on the next stage. On the same day, the Public House Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be committed ou Monday, when its objects ...

... AnBEBNnao, July 19.-The boats here, as elsewhere, were prevented, owing to The state of the weather, from going out during the nights of Thursday or Friday. Last night, how- ever, they proceeded to sea, and met with some degree of suc- cess-one boat having as high as from 6 to 7 crans, and none of them being without some fish. STONSIUAVEN, July 19.-The fishing was suspended the latter half of ...

... SCOTCH PARLIA31ENTARY BUSINESS. Monday, June 11. The return as to Sheriffs, &c. in Scotiand, ordered on the 20th of June, was laid on the table. The committee on the Customs, &c. Acts was deferred till Monday next. The committee on the Customs-duties on Spirits Bill was dae ferred till Thursday. The Copies of Specifications Repeal Bill was considered in committee and reported, ordered to be ...

... e of Tane plot discovered last week against the life of the French Emperor is said to have been a renewed attempt by the same nucleus of conspirators who had their de- ses- signs frustrated at the Hippodrome, six weeks before. in It appears that a, widely-ramified organization has been put discovered; and that the death of the'Emperor was to. Way have been the signal for a general insurrection ...

... OPENING DINNER OF M'LAREN'S HOTEL, BLAIRGOWRIE. IV TU Y ib1.D. Ic is by no means generally known that Blairgowrie is rising so . very, rapidly in importance, since Her Majesty first adopted it as her favourite route to her Highland Home. Mr M'Laren, who so long occupied the Old Inn, very much to the satisfaction of d ith public -and; byfill appearance, not the less to his own-havy f iag felt ...

... ROYAL CALEDONIA ASYLUM. Tnn anniversary festival of this national charity was celebrated -in the Freemasons' Hall) Great Queen Street, on Wednesday. week, His Grace the Duke of Buccleucli and Queensberry in the chair, supported by Sheriff Croll, Li.utenant General. Sir~ C. Pasley, K.C.B., Sir Charles Forbes, Bart; Sir John -Heron E Maxwell, Bart., Sir James- Matheson, Bart., Lient.' Colonel A ...

... 10 WE are glad to see Lord Shaftesbury's bill meeting with E i almost uniform approval, instead.of the opposition which - the comments of the Lord Chancellor led us to apprehend. E It is no doubt a measure of very narrow application, com- I 7t pared to what is required; bat that is a fault which can a re be easily remedied, should the experiment succeed. At t any rate, such gradual legislation ...

... - XmveraiAIarumtpincn HOUSE lOF LORDS-Tumlay, jklp 12. . Lord Lpdltccre said Lrd John Russell had thrown om beti doubt, in another place, .npou the constructionwhich he hd of put upon a passage in the circular note 'of Count Nesseirode, pies viz - That the Russian forces 'Would not quit the -Danubian the! provices util te Pote copliedwiththe .Emperor'sdel- obj maud, ad th untedflees o ...

... Tc ENGLANDI. nit T fcSi'aowin; bulletin of the health of Prince Albert was is. the 1111e Tusaay- Bduckingham Palace, Tuesday, July 12.- cle Ije~~novl Highness Prince Albert lies passed favourably or sEl 11,11 thle MUeSISe, and is now convalescent. No more bill- it to vilb is~sued.-Janes Clark, M.D. WO licle Qacen, attended by the Viscoun~tess Jocelyn, Colonel WO B,0aeere, and Lientoniant ...