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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 ...
... (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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... auspices of the National Association, at which, we understand, the Earl ot Eglinton is to preside. Law Cuances.—There are abundant flying as to the approaching legal appointments. We may give the more prominent of these, but without vouching in any degree for Mr Charles Baillie, it is said, will be trans their authenticity. ferred from the of Stirling, to succeed Mr Cran- furd, the new ...
... => Ramway. Week ending Oct. 22. Passengers, 0 0 %3 0 0 £1803 Corresponding week last ¥: ear. 1632 Duspee & Rattway. Week ending Oct. 30. Passengers, 6 1 Goods, 229 19 74 . Corresponding week last y: ear. 332 13 & Jusctios. Week ending Oct. 30. Passengers, 8 4 458 2 0 4761 10 Corresponding week last year. 665 13 Peatn, & Ramway. Week ending Oct. 30. 22, Receipts, 2465 ing week last year, 2223 ...
... Caledonian stlerenrp. EDINBURGH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7. A SECOND EDITION of the MERCURY is published every Mon- day Afternoon, containing Reports of the London Corn and Cattle Markets of that day, the state of the Funds and all other intelligence received by Telegraph. The Second Edition can be forwarded, in most instances, to any part of the Country by the Mails of that — Ovr sweet-savoured and ...
... HERALD OFFICE, .7i'Iodoij Morning,. Jr BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. AMERZICA. ARRIVAL OF TUE, CANADA. Liverpool, Sunday, 5.50 x'1.se 'rho steamier Canada ase arrived from Boston; she sailed onl thle 26th instant, aind brings Nisw York advices to the 21st, and S278,00O in specie. Thue Asia's ncws was received onl the l9tb. Tilo Hlsrahl says tbat anl organisation of thie Cotton trade has 31 ait length ...
... WAR-OFPICE, Nov. 4. 34 Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Henry Free- man George Coleman, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Hill, who exchanges, Nov. 4. Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Wm Hickes Slade, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant, vice Penton, who exchanges, Nov. 4. 10th Light Dragoons—Licutenant Frederick Thomas Ong- ley Hopson, from half-pay 3d Light ...
... Dubilin, Friday. FEARiFUL INUNDATION AND LOSS Or LIFE. The Co)-k- .dItaosinCi- of WVednesday evening coiitains the fol- loswing account of the disastrous effects of anl isiundation with which that city hils been visitedl, involviing thle less of sae-eral lives and great destructien of property:- 1Tile niost terrible flood which lies ever appeared iii thle city is howr raging, isot only fin the ...
... Delta) was \aid on ‘Tuesday, on the site at the end of Bridge Street in that town. Lonp Broveuam’s Baxxrurtcy understand that Mr John Gilmour, the London Barrister, who has been meeting with parties interested in Law in most of the important towns of Scotland, met on Thursday by ap- poiatment a Committee of the C amber of Commerce—con- sisting of the chairman, Mr J. F. M‘Farlan, Mr A. Thomson, ...
... MIUNICIpAL, SLE&,(IONS. MAGISTRATES AND TOWN Ot;NCIL', OF P'AISLEY. Hugh M'Farlane, junk, Esq., ?? Bailics. John Connell, Esq. ki James ' Shrle), .Esq. John Brown, Esq. - Peter Jack, Esq. Robert Walker,%)Esq., Treasurer. Coouncillors. Messrs. John Campbell, I Messrs. Peter Jack, WIn. R1ssell, l David Ritchie, 2 Win. Wotiorspoon, Win. M1'Kean, Jioeph Smith,} Goo. A. Clark. Peter Blrough Messrs. ...