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... * When you have found a virtuous and faithful friend, you have found a treasure. His reputation will be the safeguard of yours. Hle will lighten your griefs, he will double your plea- sures.-Lamsbert. Look not mournfully on the past. It comes not back again. W~isely improve the present. It is thine. Go forth to meet tho shaldowly future without fear, and with a manly lheart.- IMotto to ...
... TILE -I EN1i' l] lYAL FAMILY IN T EIL TEMPLE. ?? - - ., 1 ' I fl A TPITTV'. 'I :S LFI? n ING~SIl' '31 THE DAC P11IN. ti (F'roul the 1'IfllstCOlY Itevie's.) y fir 1i ?? Jlr(lly, '3h N ovemsber.) )Wk jh-lkers 0F th,! T1011110 liewii lothing, of time Qiieenis Pris tiri ial I Lath. T1111 110V1 Ifi'3111?00(10 Wereill close Con1finemen0it, 1li1e ofidli !,I I ?? lMlldlvlCr? ''lilvy dill 110A eve11 so ...
... & & Raitways. Week ending Oct. 23. Passengers, 103,499—Receipts__. £9633 11 ’ joods, 7954 4 74 - £14,876 16 os — 14,719 Corresponding week last year. Giascow & Sovru Week ending Oct. 29. — Receipts, £4585 0 Corresponding week last year, 4207 0 Cexrrat & Scorrisn Miptanp Ramways. Week ending Oct. 30. 1390 1 ot Passengers, 1501 18 ‘ £2891 19 - 74 Corresponding week last year, 2741 ‘ 4 Mowpay ...
... (From tise Times.) Scotland has a different law, a different judicaturer and a different established religion, from England Io there is also someo difference in the excise duty levied wv onl spirits. In all other respects, as fier as we remem- II, ber, their rights, their privileges, their institutions, are C identical. It is impossible to go to any county sn .n England without finding Scotch ...
... llis (From the Times.) OM Thu borough was in a more tranquil state during Tuesday Oa, tds night and yesterday than it has been since Friday, bnt some b fears Wvere entertained on Tuesday night that the houses of b Ir, Peneo, at Haigh, and of Mr. Gilroy (manager of the Orrell N a Colliery, belonging to , II. Brancker & Co.) would be per attacked daring the night. These are outside the borough; ...
... WEEKLY COMPENDItM. Aonog the II ish antiquities in tho Dublin Exhibition is a MS. of the'Psalms, written about the year 650, and ascribed to. Qblumba, the Christian founder of Iona. -Sir Edward Bu'wer-Lytton has mode a good bargoin with Mr R6utledge, a young and enterprising publisher. He has sold the copkrightof all his works for a period of ten years, the terms being £2000 a-yeaor FrRST ...
... you ever know a hotel-keeper, whose “ wax” lights would bear the test of a tallow-chandler ? Did you ever know a Continental tourist who, if he unfortunately happened to speak English, didn’t everywhere discover he was charged at least double for it? Did you ever find a “ professional” win a game of bil- liards of you without assigning your defeat entirely to hi: “ flukes ?” Did you ever know ...
... T: EI D - O D - ;5 !I OLD DIGGINGS. .- : . j . . . - TunE gold regions of Australia have ceased, for many. months, to monopolise public attention with tbczt'ezcl- siveness with which. they ook posgsession of it a'.coupie of years ago.. Privation and su{ ring are not such' pleasing= sbjects ofconatemiplation as the wonderful tales of fortunes made .y the. tdrning of a stone, gold dug out in ...
... MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7. The first meeting of The National Association for the Vindication of Scottish Rights has been produc- tive of at least one good effect. The English journals t f recognise the necessity of entering into argument on o t, the matter; and if they continue to argue, the reality b r and magnitude of the neglect and injury which Scot- 'I 0 land has sustained since the ...
... 9 There was no delivery of the South Mail yesterday evening, I the mail bags having arrived at the Post-office only at 10j c P.M. The detention, we leoan, was occasioned by a goods' train having run off the line at Crewe, which de- - tained the mail train for about four baum. We are, of course, without the London papers of Monday evening, q and our correspondence from the South. 7 BY ELECTRIC ...
... recent death of G-neral Count de Neuilly at Chalons-sur Marne, the exactitude of which, it declares, it can fally guarantee ;—*“ For some time past ru- mours were in circulation respecting the conduct of the tess de Neuilly, who was represented as keeping up criminal relations with Captain de Laporte, her husband's aide-de- camp, and frequently repairing to the private rooms of that officer. ...
... MERCHANTS' IHOUSE. The House met on Tucsday last at It o'clock, in terms of he acts of Parliament thereanent of 1768, to elect commis- ion ers on the harbours of Port Glasgow and Greenock-Dean A of Guild 11annan in thc chair. li The advertisement calling the inceting having been read, y it vas moved by the DI)tx of GumI.), and unanimously b agreed to, that Alessrs. Allan Gilmour of Pollok, ...