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... ilO hrich theM A ?? s NLaratOOl. LORD) MAYORt'S DAY IN LOX'DOT-T We learit from the journals, and througlh other cltannels, that Lord Mayor's Dlay, which was celebrated last week in London, paqsed offi vith mnore than usual ccebt-a circumstance which is nit doubt to be uinhe attributed to the high estimation in which the present Lord Mayor (thc ]f ight lion. Tholitas Sidney) is held as a anuil ...
... Viteruture or Untversar Iistory. For the Use of Schools. Edited by Heury White, M.A. Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd. Mr Wutre is well known to the British public as the author ofa volume of undoubted merit, “ The Elements of Universal History,” as the translator of D'Aubigne’s History of the Re- formation, and other literary labours. We have perused his * Ovtlines of Universal History” with very ...
... A meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday—the Lord Provost presiding. THE MAGISTRATES OF PORTSBURGH. The various committees having been arranged, and Messrs Disher, Wood, and Menelaws appointed resident Magistrates aud Treasurer of Canongate, Baron-Bailie Ritchie reported the cireamstances connected with the election of resident Ma- gistrates of Portsburgh. The Council have the right of ...
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... TIIE MOSQUE AND THE GREEK CHIURCH. (Fromi the Daily News.) The laborious alttehits made just now to obtain support for ]Russia on the ground of sympathy for the Christians in the. -Lsst are abunsisintly surprising to many people ;but to none ?? tiutli as to those who haive travelled far enough to see th ?? Church side by side. Some scholars who, have never travelled-men of deep and exltosivo ...
... To the nDITOiiof thOe AD~rnDEBT JouIxAL. - 1 - I . . . - . - - - Slit,-I have been a subscriber to your Jotirnal for the last oe* twenty years or eo, and to your friend, the Herald, ever since. iet wassa leralZdsince the days-of Old:John, the Chronicler. I like yomboth; but for different reasone, but I do not conceive of aiam bound to telleither of you why; and Idon't-suppose either th of ...
... held ye»»t r.lay evening in Q *en Street Hall furtherance of the effort puhlin!i million of Copies of the New Te*tam nt in Chinese. the platform we observedâBailie Brown ho was «all«* ...
... WVHOLESALE PLUNDERING. On Saturday se'nnigit a carter, named George Gray, em- ployed in carrying goods to, and delivering goods from, the Cale- e doniais Railway Goods' Station, Buchanan Street, unloaded his cart there or sundry piackages and parcels, which lhe hadl colleted in town. The night was rather dark, and Gray, before starting home with his cart, threw three pareels which lay )near ...
... . - .1 ? 1? . - -, - aDR. GUTHRIE the teiaa a eeting of th Free r f Church Presbytery of Edinb-urghi half-jooulailysnggested c 3the propriety of selectitigrthr o'f the wisest minist'ers in o :the Establishmeit,' threedibtt'b in' the Free Church, three ti )in 'the Scottish Episcopal Cbunrch; and three in the .United a Presbyterian Church, and shutting them up in aroom, b like a jury, without ...
... few words to you on the above subject. Various s ctions of the population have already adopted the moustache, or are doing +o, and medical of the highest eminence axticipate very beneticial cifects as the sult of the change. there is no profession, the members of which would experience more good from a movcment ot this sort, than that of che- mi-ts and dragyists. I have myself spent a good ...
... FAIRS DUNSE Fair was held on Thursday last ; there was a large show of cattle, numbering 750, the greater part of which were sold at pri a shade lower than Hallow Fair. Prices may be quoted as follows : Stirks from L.5 to L.9 — two-year-olds, to L.14—three-year- olds, L.14 to 1.,18—1milk cows, L.7 to L.12. 10s There were 846 sheep in the market. Fat sheep were selling from 888 to 43s— half ...
... MON DAY ATORNING, NOVEMBER 21. The news from the scat of war in the East is still of a dubions and uncertain character ; though tlie general purport and bearing of the ever-varying particulars that daily reach us.1 seem iumistakeably to show that thle Turks have been able to maintain the tactical aspect in which their first victories represented them. They gained victories. This is a grcat ...