... - WHI5TEHIALL, MAY 9. The Queen heas been pleased to present the Rev. James Cruden to the church and Parish of Cantrie, In the proehytory of Turriff, and ~county of BmussS, vacant by the death of the itev. Thomnas Wilson. WAR OFvIc., MtAY 11. let Dragoon Guards-IRegimental Serjeant Major D. Wale to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Rayes, appointed to the 51th Dragoon Guards. .2d D~reioon ...

... A discovery of a very interesting character was made in our veneiable Cathedral a few days ago. Our readers may be aware that for some two or three months a renovation, or rather revolation, has been going on hl the choir, occupied as the Inner High Church by the congregation of the Rev. Principal Macfarlan, with the view of restoring it, as near as it is possible to do;so, to the aspect which ...

... . [WITH SUPP-LEMENT.] . FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 25. ?? Part of our Advertising matter will lbe found in the Supplement to this doy's paper. In the House of Lords last night, the Newspaper I Stamp Bill was brought up for a second reading. ' Lord Monteagle, in opposing the measure, said that it was unjust, impolitic, and uncalled for, and that it was sacrificing a portion of revenue which could ill ...

... I DINNER IN HONOUR OF MR. SHERiFF STEELE. I jf On Friday last a complimentary entertainment was given by the Faculty of Procurators in Glasgow to Wm. Steele, Esq., on the occasion of his appointment as Sheriff-Substitute of i, Lariarkehire. The dinner took place in Carrick's Royal Hotel, > George Square. :e Alexander Morrison, Esq. of Balinakil, Dean of Faculty, in v, the chair; supported ...

... THE F04Pi $tGN LEGION. (From the MDfioi', Ebronicle.) The British Foreign Legion is at length destined to .e become a reality. Recruiting on an extensive and , successful scale has been carried on1 in Canada and ,e the United States, whilst in Europe considerable s activity has been displayed by thc authorities to whom the formation of the legion has been entrusted. In h: Heligoland will be ...

... a ; ~ ; -; ~~Liverpool, Mlkay 20.: The Royal Nail ship Africa,- from Boston and Halifax, 0e arrived this morning, with advises ?? York to0the 8th: D inst., $898,175 and 4t6000 in specie oufreight. .a ?? ; The Royal Mail steam-ship hence arrived at Boston on the evening of the 9th inet. The Prohibitory Liquor Law continued the cause of excite- ir mont, bnt it had not, according to the Albanpy ...

... .' ANNIVELRSARY MEETING. The annual public meeting of the Scottish Temperance League was held on Monday night, in the City Halla-lobt. Smith, Esq., in the chair. ?? hall was rather more than half filled, and ol the platform were a number of clergymen, known as advocates of teetotalism, and also AMr. J. B. Gough. AMr. M'Gavin submitted the annual report, in which it was stated that there were ...

... [WITH SUPPLEMENT.] MONDAY MORNING, MAY 7. ?? Part of our Advertising matter will be found itn the Supplement to this day's paper. After months of doubt and anxiety, it is with ex- treme satisfaction that wye have it in our power to announce intelligence of a highly gratifying character. The obscurity which, thanks to the stock-jobbing mystifications, has so long hung round telegraphic de- ...

... LORD DUNDON-AUD'S 1?-UAN. . To tie ditor'ofthe inmes., l Sir,-The liberal article, advocathig an investigation or trial of my plans, which you inserted on the 12th, has greatly re- RI lieved my mind from anxiety, lest total neglect should compel Is me, in self-justification, to lay them before the public, wh'ereby e, the euem¶ mnight be the first to avail himself of their irregisistible )f ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TunRSDAY, MAY 17. This being Ascension Day their Lordships did not meet . evi DfeAY, MAY 18. Al e Tile~ LoRD CIHANCELLOR having taken his seat on ithe wool- th.M d Earl GREY rose and said-I beg to state to your Lordiships ha dthat it is isy intention to postpone bringing forward the motion C of whiacl I have given notice for Monday till Friday next. i je do so most unwillingly, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS-TiUUSDAY, MAY 17. NIS ?? like The SPEAKCER took the chair at four o'clock. the Mr. ROEBUCK brought up a report from the select corn- Of mittee appointed to inquire into the condrition of the army mnd before Sebastopol. thle The report was ordered to lie on the table. sh' In replly to a question from Colonel KNOX, jg Mfr. 1-IEADLAM said it was still his intention to move for ...

... FOkREIGN INTELIAGENCE. 11 - . .{ ?? (From (lieGloele A despatch fromt the B~ritish head-quarters of the army before Sobastopol, Idated Mlonday last, states that the Russian forces stationed between the Belbec and Mackenzie's Farm had been rieforced by twoe divisions. No mention is made of a renewal of thle firo, Mar'Seilles, Tuesday, May 1. The Sinois, which left 'Constatitineiple on the 23d ...