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... THE LORD-ADVOCATE'S EDUOATION BILL. TIsE adjourned debate on Mr Cumming Bruce's amend- ment took place on Friday; and although the amendment for the division of the bill into two-one for rural dis- tricts and the other for towns -was defeated, it was by so small a majority as to make the success of the mea- sure somewhat precarious. The majority on the second reading was swelled by the English ...

... imperial Parliament. HOUSE OF LORDS-Monday, April 16. The goose ro-assenmbled, after the Easter recess, at 5 o'clockt. Lord .Ravellsvorfh. (late 14 Liddoll, lion. member for Liver- pool) took thle oaths and his seat, on Succeeding to tile peerage, Os the motion of the Level Chanucellor, who explained thu pro. Visions of thoe measure, thle Charitable Trusts Bill, was read a Weond time. The ...

... DOMESTIC ;INTELLIGENCE. ist _EN aLAND. hec ait Bis Iloyal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Colonel Sey- Ir. mour, went on Wednesday mornintg to the Wellington bar- no racks, for the piurpose cqf inspecting the draughts of the three IlI regiments of Gulards, under orde.rs for en-ibarlration to thc Crimea. es The Prince remained nearly one hour in the barrack-s. The troops were then4 marchied ...

... SrVAsTroPL, Sept. 18, 1855. My LonD-In continuance of my despatch, No. 81, of the 9th instant, I have the honour to transmit the list of the names of officers and men brought to my notice by the generals of the Higlland, Secontd, and Light Divisions, on the occasion of the attack so the Redan on the 8th inst. I have, &c., JAMES SIMPSON, General Commanding. Tbe Lord Paninure, &c., &c. NOIE.-The ...

... H WAR. cC will irge in. the tee fact nth 110. low THE ALLIED ARMIES. DEPAITUEX OP GENERAL SIrMPSOr. General Simpson Ias ceased to be Commander-in.Clhief of this army. All must feel sorrow for the circumstances under which a veteran officer like Sir James Simpson resigned his command. His simplicity of manners and singleness of mind never failed to conciliate the regard, if not the respect and ...

... T. (from the Economist.) n, The writer of sn article in the North Britishs Review says: o - In the present aspect of European affairs, who shall come t forward and assure us that ere long her Most Gracious Majesty g id will not be called, by the voice of the British people, to fight s ie the world almost single-handed in defence of the one spot on li k- earth where liberty-political, civil, ...

... PEACE WEGOCIATIONS. T aEsE'1Zegooiations do not appear likely to come to any- thingl It seems Russia bas U10ough9t it desirable to anticipate them, by a proposal of her own, viz., to de. v or olare the Black Sea neutral-at least in the Russian t' ad interpretation of neatrality, by excluding all vessels of v 38- war from its waters, except a certain number belonging s Id to Russia and Turkey, ...

... WE cannot say that the correspondence-the first part b of which in order of publication, but the last in point 0 of date, we referred to last week-between these two distinguished, but not very prudent, gentlemen, has im- pressed us with a high respect for the naval attain- c, ments of First Lords of the Admiralty, or their qualifi- ti = cations for holding the leading strings of the Admiral ci ...

... The annual meeting of subscribers and examinatfoxi df ~dils; ' Sete connected with the above Institution, took place in the (, Pt y tion Rooms13, onFriday. The attendance~of the public, we aega disti to say, was more numerous than usual. Among the gentlemen sent present were-the Lord Provost in the chatir-Right Rev. sele Bishop Skinner; Revs. Mess rs Simpson, H'Millass, Wilson, pect Spence, ...

... 'Ut~rvett frn .TY ELECTRIC TELEGR,1' I1. AIIERDEEN TO1,?. OrinmCI TaUIISDAY, Sopt. 13, 11 (elio1ek, SM, T 11 i W A It. (Vrom, the .ilbrintiaq U.'ratld.) WX 1R DlPA1,Till.NT, Sept. 12. larl Panmuro has roeeivoil tbis day the atccolipanty- in, List of Officers Killed antI Wlouldedl nt Sebmastopol, fTro-n General Simpson. Iosord l'anmure thinks it right at tihe same timeo to oIh- srvi- that, in ...

... FIRON THE LONDON GAZETTE. Downing Sttreet, .flity2. t V The Queen has been pleased to appointCapt. ThomasEdward Lawvs Ha -Moore, R.N., to be Governor and- Comamoder-ijuChief in and over the Falkland Islands and their dependencies. j ,ar Ofice, July 3. dis 4ist Foot.-The promotion of Surg. Jamec E. Scott, M.D.,hasbeen oat 0 antedatea to the 9th of Feb. hel 118th Fool. *-The appointment of ...