... RESULTS Or IE RIOT'S- [IOSPITAL SCIHOOLS. O HEl 1lulTTURt O'st' !jiS qT2st'lSttlC ' j 'ro Tim Cot~on or TtI dinbsl-ghg D 2ec. 22 1285,4. | S[Ra,-W.Vilon lateW itt London, 1 received a letter, iln refer. CL c j tO edtoeatinnal matters, front a gentietnant of censiclsrablc inflitenco. wvhiieh induced rme to ecpapiu to him the riLnage- I ?? and results of the free schools int this city, crectued ...

... SYNOD OF LOTHIAN AN-ND TWEEDDAML. A pro r-s nata -meeting of tlis St-nod was held onl Tuesday, for thle purpose of takitig into con-sideracion the Lord Advo-I Oaie's Education hilt.-cte Rev. Dr Sismpsetn of Kirk-newton, The Atev-. M~r TAIT Of Kirklisten introduced cthe Subject by reading a report from the Par-ochial Srtl0ools Commnittee, whlich, aifter enamneraticig the objectionable features ...

... LP'NIRON GAZETTE, ST JAMiES'S PrJALACE Mray 19. The Queen bha been pleaced to appoint Anne, Dlichess Of Athole. to be one of thr Ladlir- of the R,.dehnmbpr in Or-intrY to Ilker 1 jes y, in ro crow of u1:, Coun)t.tess . ' Ciarxwont, BETTER.S FO)R TliRh.El: %1 tE r S3EA- FOR ~r~iy AN-D THE BLACK SEA The (rcaerte of this ?? eont ?? Warrant, stating that on letters posted in or addressed to any ...

... TOWN-COUNCIL PROQCEEDiNGS. The Council miet on1 TuMesIhy-the Lord Provost in the chair, Tilt QCiOtS'S STATrSE 'AT. HyOLYROD. Mr BMTwrra. referred to certain damage %which had been re- coutch sustained by the statue of Eer Majesty at Holyrood since the wvithtdrawal of thle guard at the Palace, conse0liient on the departure of the 4th Re-gimnent. The LorD. PRO;OST stated that arrangemeints had ...

... L, 0 ,8 I !; 0 DN GAZETTE CROWN OFI'FCE, Ma 10. M~emnbers returri'd to sets'' itl thlis p~rese;nt Parliament. GCs' ci Livhtiold-Irenr; ' Mnt'rjs. ilatton Waterparic, or' W'tre'parlki in Ire~land, and' ?? Hall, inl tile County of Dorlis. in tile rworn ol ±atteIssM ?? I rale Vse tnt Anson), now Larl of Licli-tiekld oafled up to the-i House or 'Peers. Mav 7.- Towvn and Port of Ifastfigs ...

... COUNTY OF ED124fBURGEL A general meeting of the Commissioners of SUpply &C., for the county of Edinbulrgh was held in the County ell on TuesdayMr Trotter of Martonali, tie convener, Pee aiding. PATMOnOC POW:.' After a short discussion ats to the best mode of forwarding the subscription to this fund ?? cruntrY it was agreed, oa the suggestion of Sir Geo- Clerk, that circulars should be sent to ...

... Lt),mUoN GAZ J.i.TE. D 1O-WNING ST-r7EEi'P.Sr tirwml'r i9. ?? Qun'nin ?? I a ii ?? 1:ip 'i~nr Sir E1linrd WVal1 cr iHend, Bitt., t, be C.,p n i- it, r * no; I (if vz t' tr r .i f. (ii1'tCIvitili'S ?? t'n' ?? N *v [irai.rk:sivk, a oat N-,-ni ?? ami 'F r I-ta' ;11ih .,i, P, inL lfi;'tar tutI C'ire'rn''r-(hr-l AifvIllthtflue 1r ¾ iwe ,s ?? tlneC ?? i:tninL utf N''rti Anl ?? an1dl of thlte Ibland ...

... 185.3. (FinDOLle SThectlt,. On thle last day of 1853, the Lnglish nation may look Inck on a series of important national acts, in which, while they do not fail to recognise and adore an overrulinge wisdom and bolleficence, neither will they ftail to discern the fruits of thit good csnse aid love of country which oire the choicest gilts Providesice can bostowv on a people. Fresh an d it may he ...

... uf. t c *blip . V4 c C- i E ; blb.).I tei ~i t d ?? x 'ijle we O l a)N Iv-te. flti' ;tiiati- it.tat thl 4! ~slle~ itti-jio~adrts 111 ioffto' nild-il paril harvt dii C1f- a jd 0l'i2r~il Bil l~t t l i::itr t.-1212i10,l Ia1¾tl~ t tilen !fl-t C tI T H iiinrtf '101L for1 ~ liv2 com .lii'd ItS 22 .2 I! tiieleot : tlc ie -liIrix'1td ith lv a e Ii: ...

... EHNB)IJBGU [I G . GAZE A ETTE. SEQUESTR.ATIONS. iVn. Naihoo & Son, flrsspinners alid milanufacturers in Pertb, as a Comiani-, crnd William Nairne. flairspinner nrid manufactuirer in I Pert, and residing in Stansle. rind Thomas Naine. flauxspinuer and uieiriifaceerer in Pertl:. and residing there, the individual earlners of the said Company of W illiamn _Nairrie & Son. as partners thereof, anl ...

... TIlE CONVICT CUIMMLNG. Tt i our painfal duty to annoutnce that the law is to take its cou;rs in the case o this unfortunate man, wvhlo is there- err' ordleredT ;or ?? on Wednesday mnorning. From the rcrie' of 14 ltays vhir li hail liven, granted bv the Crown a; the curgtl soei tirttt of naarti's wvl- conceiv.,d there was rnool f(or farther iTnltury. a strong iinrul-aeion hail prevailed chat ...

... ITHE WVAR. THE CRIMEA. VIENNcA, Tuesday Morning.-Large bands of Tartars have been formed in the Crimea; they sack arid destroy the country houses of the Russians. The Russians confess that the Tartar population is so hos- tile that they have been obliged to arrest 2000 persons. B}stIsy,' Tuesday.-The Grand Duke Alexander has left St Petersburg to join the Guards on their march to Warsaw. A ...