... mGR SCHOOL EJW-mATIow- Th pupils attending thi iof~t w enamninbed on Wednesday and ThursdaY in the prese ¢e . interested i the progress of education- in all the ases:emt e aprearante made by th scholars was the best ei- dance-of shesuperir .d.ctiai abilities Of the re-spective deuaicat sem S-Acrio ana lcustGom, the ?? of ma3ili 3: -Aecasding to Ann bd~n n Besdes PrzW took place in the Hell on ...

... I ?? -N- .AVALBY. On Fridaythe inspeetion and-revierofrzhe Hovel Mid-Iothbin Yeomanry Cavalry took place on Portobello Sands, hv Major Haggart. of the 7th Hussars. The band of that regiment was in attendance. with a squadron to maintain order. All the evolations were executed by the regiment with great steadi- nes,&p-ecision, and quickness;. and, at the termination of tbe maruceurres, Miijor ...

... OFFICIAL DESPATC[I-ES FROM ADMfIRAL DBNDAS. From Frday Ereozng's Gazette.) ADMIRALTY, July 27, 1854. MDspaftlcesj of which the following are copies, hare been fecired ficm Vice-Admuiral Dandas, CA, Commanderin- Chief dt ler MI ...

... TWO 5tEN SUFFOCATED. A very painful event occurred on Thursdar, b vwhich two men, both in the prime of life. were suddenlv deprived of ex- istence. Some time in the forenoon, one of the employes in tile confectionary establishment of Mr Littlejohn, Leith Street, having beea sent down to the ice-house, et Greenside Lane-a vault to wshich access is obtained from the street bv a trap-door-the ...

... SEQUESTRATION I. Alexander Tnrubull, miller, Crown Point Mills, Glasgow-Credi- tars meet in the Globe Hotel, George Square, Glasgow, 8th August, twelve o'clock. Anderson & Murphy, sewved muslin manufacturers in Glasgow, and William Anderson, jrirriOr, sewed muslin manufacturer in Glas- gowv, one of the individual partners of that Company, as a partner of said Company, and as an ?? meet in the ...

... SCHMITZ CrA7B. The Schmitz Club held its first annual dinner on Fridar the 28th July, in the Cafd Royal, Alexander Muir, Esq., of the Universities of Edinburgh and Bonn, occupied the chair, being supported on the right by Dr Schbmitz, Rector of the High School, and on the left by Robert Johnstone, Esq., A.B, Classical Master at Milihill. SchooT, London. After tlhe usual loyal and patriotic ...

... .t 7lllEWrjj INTIEW-1$ -0 * 'DY KLIOTRiIO TELEGRAPH.) 'Lox~ox. LONDON ESXCRANGE---July 29. SHARES. ConsolsforAccount 924 ExcqnerB. (large) Do. Money ?? - I Do. (q all) ?? Do. 34 ?? ?? 93 . Bonds ?? s. Bank Stock ?? 21,,, ge a ?? . M exican. - RAiLWAYS. Aberdeen - lL-L n. & hberdeen ?? :, - ?? - - Lon. S; Scuth-W, So Caledonian ?? ?? Man., Shef., & L., 23 IDo. Preference ?? 9. 7 1Midlands ...

... 3lze.X;:! SrU1at.i1'tmt. HOUSE OF LORDS. . t Ttlt~rSDAlr JrVLY 27j.t Petitions were presented from the Town-Counncil of NaaliI- ton against the appointment of Roman, Catholic chaplains to i !ils, and from the Free Presbytera of Aberdeen against the grant to Maynooth. o SALSt. OF EIEER, &C., BiILL.t The Earl of HARROWErB, in moving- that the House go irto committee on this bill, stated. that on ...

... THE - WAR. VentNA, JULY 27.-The advance guards of the Russians and Turks are near Frateschti, at half a league distance from each other. Omer Pacia and Prince Napoleon are both at C-inrgevo. The Vienna PThsse has a telegraphic despatch of the 24th from Orsove, according to which no allied troops bad reached Rutschusu up to the 21st. English pioneers were expected to form a bridge between ...

... LOJINieON GAdZEI;' ?? E. I :For7iiEIGN OFFICE, JUly5 i The Queen ais been tple ased to approve of Mr Ciiaries ntoess as Uonsul at Liverpool Tor his M.ajCesty thoe ing of Bavaria. WHITEHALL. July 28. The Queen has been ni-ased to present the Rev. Roderick Macdonald to the church and parish of Smuth List, in the presbytery of list, cul shire of Inverness, vacant by tl e death of the Rev. ...

... ~~r nbing Ireland is not to obtain its bill for a National Galles this ear. On the motion of Sir John young, the order of the Idar, for the second reading of the bill, has been discharged. TmE VACANT BsisnoPMs'U OF ThLetOIiE.1l1 Lbserlc Cfronicrle states that. tlhe Rer. M. G. Beresford. D-D.) Arch- i deacon of Ardagh, is spoken of as die probable sucessor of the late Bishop of Kilmore. JamIes ...

... MEDICAL REFORII-MR HUME, MrP. TO TIiE EDIIOR Ol' THE CALEDUlAK MEECURtT. Bryanstone Square. London, July 25, IS54. SIR,-In your paper of yesterday, sent to me, there are sonme ?? observations on Medical lefurni. So much has been said and done during the last fifteen vears br the different medical bodies. and by medical men about Medical leformi, that the Secretaries of State, one after another ...