... 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 ...

... (Froln the )inladee rd aetiaea.) lbt aeceleration and its attendant arrangements are ll1tlerablu. There is not a business man in this town and dis- %int `die has not been subjected to daily and most grievous onflOyasrie since the new derangements took effect. The bIlnoYlne is thi greeter inasmuch as it was expeeted that a p~isliianl d and valuable boon was about to be conferred on the ...

... Monday, n.Aeysst 15. A. eseeiPeof tlhe Board of Police was held this day-the a Iroord1soat presidinig. LonprNt.t-T.he Dean of Guild; Convener Watson; d Mlesors Chalmers, Eddie, Topp, Spark, Ness, M'- n Hardy, Rose, Buyers, Matthews, Calder, Duncan,, Gordon, and Stirling. Ate frson the Town-Clerk was submitted, intimating the r ment, by the Town Council, of a Committee of their p bier toconer ...

... WEDNESDAY, August 31, 1853. THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO DUBLIN. ti DUBLIN, Saturday. III I&VERYBODYv'S head seems to be agog here with her Ma- It jesty's visit., The statement that it is to be private, n1 and that, as the Nation newspaper in one of :its fierce a; anti-Eng-lish articles says, her Majesty is to drive at through the city 1in her old bonnet, is the only source of disappointment. The ...

... KINCARDINE O'NEIL AGRICULTURAL ASO.- - ICIATION. - : . t THa annual exhibition of this Association took place -at. Tor-.: I phins on Friday week. The Judees-Messrs Fowler, Sajichen ;b . Strachan, Cluny; Laing, Banchory; and Dewar,- Line-per- d . formed their important duties much.to the satisfaction ofalnl d r present. The following is a list of the premiums awarded a D Work dfarcs-I and 2, J. ...

... L Thum~~'kerday, July 28. - A Special Meeting of the Town Council was held this day- the Lord Provost presiding. PRESENT :-Baillies Henderson, Sim, Ross, and Leding- haml the Dean of Guild;. Treasurer Elcesly; Dr in Christie ; Messrs Smith, Jamieson, Gordon, Anderson, 1l Berry, LeslietMacallan, aod Gibb. gi UrCTORS5HOP OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL.i The PRovosT stated that this meeting had been called ...

... MIS C EL LANEO US. A DETERMtlNFI JURoY.-At the Monagban Assizes, the jury th in the case of the murder of Mr Bateson have been discharged W( uuable to agree to a verdict, after forty-one hours' confinement, K during which they were allowed nothing but water. LEGAL SETTLEMIENT-An elderly female, on being examined before the magistrates of Bungay as to her place of legal settle- s ment, was ...

... ARTIFICIAL IRRIGATION. .ePoViou remarks on this subject we deemed it to introduce it with some degree of caution; t erth3e prepos5 ~ to irrigate our ordinary cultivated c zrj t, arifiialmeas was perhaps in danger of being e eg ,OlcI by -Some of our readers as a th chime to deserVe serious attention. Mr Mechi's late visit tothe north will have been the means of familiarising -te cxt to the ...

... e TIns Annual Showof Live Stock and Dairy Produce of the tS trathbogie Farmer-Club came off at Huntly on Tuesday the .2 .23d instant, when premiums were also'given by the Hig;11and and Agricultural Society of Scotland forShort-horned bulls and I Aberdeenshire polled queys. 'The Duchess of Gordon having .kindly granted to the Club the -use of a portion of the large j ark adjacent to the ...

... POR- --- l E-I--. ' - POOR LAW DECISION!. . The follow ug'oAqehsi just beenrdec;&ded by j.j, -~ip, Esq.,-adv6Eeati;-T.-ameq ~Dinmse, fainm serviint,.was bqrn in the~ pa ,hof Birse, Aberdeebirshir on 10th 'J-y ~ HeI that paAhwt bigpareixts. when ab'out, two' .'is' old, ad canme to reside in-the parish of' Marykirk, Rijcardinesire ] ,Where his parents have continued to reside ev'er-simne;' D, ...

... : . &zmeeting of the subscribers to the Public Bathseas1 held in f tio C _ourt-house on Mouday. -T&1i^ Lord-PeoVcvostt>issided' The attendance was small. At the requeit of the CfihiihrAni G. Cattanach, advocate, the Secretary, read the Report of the d Directors for the year ending 19th March last, and which, to- V gether with the resolutions, Nvill be found in our advertising J e columns. Mr P ...