... PATRIOTIC FUND. 13AISLEY AND RENFREWSHIRE LIST OF SUB- .1 SCRIPTIONS. Amount of Subscriptions Advertised till 27th January last ?? 13 10 ,miss Wilson, Crookstone, addititional subserip. 2 2. 0 'Subscribed by the Qu~arriers in the employment of William Reled, Esq., Giffhock, per Mr. J. Stewart, Local ?? 12 Baird & Stevenson, Quarriers, Wellwalls, East- wood, pser Mr. J. Stewart, Local Secretary ...

... PUI3LIC SALE OF SAWN TIMBER, &C., ' POSTPONED. THE SALE Advertised by the Subscribers as to take place 1 in t]ieir 1Vood Yard, Port-Eylintons, Glasgow, on lVectbes- dlay the 14(h instant, is POSTPONED tI ?? the 28th current, at Twelve o'clock. JOHN ROBB & CO Caledonian Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow, 3d March, 1855.F 1 !HE FRI ARS will MEET on the SEVENTH. T BUNG. 'TRAYED or STOLEN, on Tuesday ...

... MILLS' HEIRS. frI'IIE FAM ILY of ALEXA NDER MILLS, who went JI from Glasgow to Boston in the United-States when a Boy, about ninety yars ago, are very desirous of finding tiieir re- Ii latives in Scotland. The Advertfiser'- Grandfatther had another Sdos, and a Brother a master mariner, and owned a propertyc knownas MILLS' hoW,inGlasgoworsuburbs. Ifthisshould meet the eye of the relatives, or ...

... ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, EnNHUSGH, FEBRUARY 1, 1855. TlIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the R(YAL BANK of T SCOTLAND Give Notice, that a GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS ivill be held at their O PFIcE n .EnE, on TUESDAY, the 8th day of March next, nt Two ?? After- noon, f1; r the ELECTION of GOVERNOR, DEPUTY GOVERNOR, and DIRECTORS, for the vear ensuing, pur- suant to the Charter. Lists of Proprietors ...

... TO FLESHERS. A N Excellent GRASS PARK to LET at GoVan, well A Protected and Growing Rich Pasture. Apply to John Hood, Jun., Factor, 20 Union Street. DRIMSYNIE GRASS PARKS, LOCHIGOILHEAD. l To be Let, by Private Bargain, During the Ensuing Season, inj TullE LINKS GRBASS PARKRS, Part of the ESTATE ?? I - L DBIMSi IE, extending to nearly 16 Acres Scotch. Ofers to be lodged with Dugald Forbes, ...

... Furnished Residence in Aberdeenshire, TO BE LET, With Bntry at W/hitszmday, IrHEMANIONHOUSE of BLACKFORD, with the 100 Aceswil beLot, on Lease, for such period as may be i agreed upon. The House, which is a Modern Building, comprises besides ,2 spacious Dining Room, Drawing Room, 'Earlour, and Library, u from ton to twelve good Bed-rooms; and tho Servants' accom. i modation. is suitable and ...

... NATIONAL DEBTS OF ALL NATIONS.- eWHAT IS THE AMOUNT IN MILLIONS? a At a time like the present, when war is afloat, And the honour of England's at stake, When the Eons of Great Britain most fearlessly rise, n And now from their slumbers awake, oe Let us look at the cost that encircles the world, a For larger each year does it get; t. Whilst fearful we are that the present campaign Will plunge ...

... Scotch Coals. F1W BEREENRAILWAY COMPANYS have always on band Th, JII at their Doepot, Lower Dee Street, a Stock of SCOTCH CJOALS, from the best Wishaw and Fife Collieries, suitable for Household, Furnace, and other purposes, which they dispose of at very moderate pries, varying according to quality, Bai Ordors addressed to Mr ARCHIBuALD Dure', at the Coal Depot, goc wsil] receive prompt ...

... WANTED, 'rA *FEMALE TEACHER, to the FREE JOHN KNOX'S GIRLS' NIA SCHOOL. Tho ordiniary branches, including Needlework, are Taught. Emoluments consist solely in Fees, and Government Grant, a mounting for several years to about £70. Applications, with Testimonials, to be forwarded to the Rev 1 JoQN S'EPHEN, Rosemount Place, on or before the 14th March * Aberdeen, 27th Feb., 1855. WANTED, ( A ...

... SKATING CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SKATING CLUB will be held in Carrick's Hotel, George Square, on S~aturdaythe 1 hth March, at Five o'clock. The Members will Dine together at Six o'clock. St Dinner Ticket-Five Shillings. Glasgow, 1st March, 1855. EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next HALF- 28 .I.~ YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the EDIN - BURGH and GLASGOW ...

... TIIE FOLLO WING AD FEB RTISEMlENTS BREA 011D t US TOO LA TEr FoR ISTBE ITON IN OUPE.AILY EDITION?_ D RAETNER WANTED, with a Capital of from £1500 to I £2000, to continue an established Manufaieturing Busi- ness of many years' standing, where the profits have been co - siderable, with little or no risk. r Principals treated with only; and letters addressed Z., t Herald Office, will be attended ...

... Museum of iVMarisobal College, AND THE LATE DR. MACGILLIVRAY'S COLLECTION. T FIIHE SENATUS of MARISCISAL COLLsaGE, having acquirod the tl T late Dr Maclillivray's Collection, are desirous to com- plete the fitting up of the Museum, so that its contents may be arranged for the benefit of the University and of the Public. But having no funds available for additional furnishing, nor even ...