... K-pf --' , he A5 i-Q - - alit'L; of the matti ubydthoswbwho luriUli .~en or'iu-i aelbatingW tlidil'9 i~t J6oid- I!thAku1Jtt j uifer these men, is n~either whant t~d ~~, fel O )0 feii y etmiyi 'h.f[fhinytued ad -deevn ANtl set of meblau iheini~btjea 1 . exhibi -It musti be- FAoko r iid lalllwhei ba4 ra~ftod-Lwl1- a~d g not say beyond seas* but oa~oi~ft tlie'cities of-thbt sduth fot- on the ...

... 1 .LONDON AND NORTH-W1STERtN AND GREAT WESTERN , .RAYLWAyS.-There is a rnmoar abroad, which we hope will turn out to be true, natmely, that thero is some good chance of peace being established between these companies. Great efforts e have been made, in a high quarter to bring so desirable an event about. It is said that Mr Charles Russell, the chaireait, will resign the chair, and that the Hon ...

... ii The following important dispatch has be!n 'reeeived from, IsVienna:en De fo On'the 30th of November. six Russian ships 'of the line, ie under Admiral Machbinoff, attacked a Turkish squadron at Bin. ii ope, and, notwithstanding the violent fire of the land batteries t in the roads, in an hour and a half completely destroyed seven 'e Turkish frigates, one steam-frigate,: two 'ehooners, and ...

... THE LASTERN DI4PbT. - . .: , - . !snE report to which we alluded last week, of new nego- alt ciations being in pr6gress, has proved correot;.- A pro- en, tool was signed at Vienna last week by the representa- dei tives of the Four Western Powers, pledging them to com- ra' Vine for the re-establishment of peacebetwesnRussiaand ve: TIurkey, and we find the political and commercial worlds TM once ...

... e SCOTLAN DaO 1t ! - ! - COURT OF SRESecoX.-Ort Fridaye mr Heciules 3. Roberston, ye tpresented to the Court the royal.commisiisior.,appointing bins to, ab the vacancy Caused on the, benchi byltbe-retiremtent, three- wek i ago, of Lord.Fullrtorta, who has so briefly outlived, the.i trm- a nation of his judicial labours. MT 'Robertson then,::as Lord, nr~ Probationer, preceeded with his ...

... SCOTTI T:RIGS a Sotlnd adunquestioned earl n'nqusti6paWldna- To t which that tinio wisauregul~,.ate 'nt;-xa e'no ft hel hs sltd AndtaI thr bv biieen evjd1T~''atera' i qhetonrue dics ion; auditf Eano't i tlaidc; byhjeth, gr hweie 'udroll;b'nosiifwe.tardedmadthersmda~b ctch ;~idhar~aitteI g. angtwil~tb tod~ ner fois~,ya'the po.'lat the is fnexpeiebncy~ is.lb Wa ingdipcjuejutiof TsoSdtthe area ...

... DOMS=I T - - a aG DOMESTI' INELGNCV, - 0-ENGIAND r v. Her Majety and 'the Court w~II leiift sbAorne, Isle of wigh C is ofi their retuiro to Windsor Castle,' bn thel 23d:inst. I-. b in The Quieen and Prince Albert have signlified gibir intetio is of subscribing £100 toivards the erection of ai~, minuiinta Grantbam, to thenmemory of the grea Sivsa Nwo In TECAisrinrxr.Loiid Abordeen;teDk ...

... THE LARGEST CLIPPER IN T'HE EDWORtD. in NDER this nametha.e e York He rflc describes the new' of clippor ship,thoe Great Erspublio.i, She 'ia,\322 feet long, has 53 ado feet'sxsremebreadth'of beae 139 fet pth of hbid-in 'udil asg ] n ;.eeetwesna thD spai' 6and' 'upbr'deck, 'aud S'betwq then two deeoksbelow,uand registers 4,0'5'69096th-.tops.. She has four I r' completo,,dscls, ,but 'no ...

... I I S CE A L N MED i ss A HEIN.-It is not generally known that the leaves of gerani- fi urms are an exceUlent application for outs where the skin is rub- 0 bed o11. and other wounds of that kind. One or two leaves 'b must be bruised and applied onlinen to the part, and ihe wound will become cicatrized in a very short time.-GaigSnaniS's Ales- fi senger. . . - 5 - s SPIRIT RAPPrINcs.-The Paris ...

... 1W EEK LY COOLE~N-I-U~l n' Cats are freely quoted at Geelong, 'whic is infested with mice, fe at 50s. a-head, and a gentleman there guarantees £1 per head foro acr la f hm T c Proeedings have been taken, at the iustance of Government, gn against two FRomau .Cathoble Clergymen of Rkrry-the one for e abusing the. magistraey from the *atar, :andthe other doing the .1 likec bz the polc.-gj : :. -* ...

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... that 2foulay, Dec. 12. .that A quarterly general court of the President and A4na ers, of -meat th infirmary was held this day-the Lord Provost presiding. - wb~1 VISITATION OF INFIRMiARY. unde The PROVOST. intimated that Dr. Henderson bad withdma,wneje the motipn, of which a notice stood on'the card of bosineis, nx relative to the. Managers visiting the Infirmary and Asylum Bess Iveekly in ...