... A Quarterly General Cougt of £he Vresident and Mnatidtsi was held on Monday-the L~ord Provost in the dhair, Rev. Mr Ross, of Kintore, on the nomination of tile Preeby. tory- of Garioch, was elected a Mznagor, in virtue of the amount collected for the Infirmary within the bounds of the Prosbytery. ANN1UAL ACCOUNTS OF LUNATIC ASYLUM. The annual accounts of the Lunatic Asylum, which had been duly ...

... 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, ...

... WE have before us the measure, or rather measures, for ra establishing Limited Liability in Partnership. They r: do not extend to Scotland - but, as a PScottish bill f, will in all likelihood be brought in bye-and-by, we b may give an outline of the alterations proposed for Eng- h land and Ireland. a These measures are very incomplete and unsatisfactory d in one respect, although in another ...

... BEroRE', SEVASTOPOL, May 29, 1855. MY LORD,-Sir Edmund Lyons's telegraphic despatch of the 25tb, which was forwarded hence on the morning ofthe 1 27th, and one from me that immediately followed will have in- formed your lordship that the allied expedition to Xertch reacbed its destination on the morning of the 24th, and the troops having landed without delay, and the war steamers drawing ...

... Monzday, June 4. Tiq fibu~thty didi~fthig-of the Town Couscoil was hold to day- the Lord Provost presidiilg. Pa~ece :-ociie 1,atsnSmith, Leslie, and Hender- son ; the Dean of Guild; Messrs Laier, Wehster, Williams, Gibb, Bothwell, Gordon, Blaikie, and Os-- wald. Mr George Maitlandi, Bookseller, wes admitted a Burgess of Guild; Mr James Willcin, Cooper, and Mr Alexander Adam,t Cooper, wyere ...

... WEDNESDAY, June 20, 1855. I0URS o1 TJABOUR.-Hlood's Song of the Shirt did mnore to give a delinite direction to the philanthropy of the country in favour of those poor white slaves-the aeodlewomen of the metropolis - than a thousand homilies would have accomplished. It is said of them, 1 that no men work so long: that it would be impos- Bible for an animal to work so long continuously ...

... | BY ELEOTRIC TVFLE1GRAPHr.C T H E_ W A R. PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE. The Times' Correspondent at Vienna telegraphs, on Monday, at 9, A.M., that two works close to the Ma- lakoff Tower were taken on the 8th, with 63 guns. The slaughter was fearful. Despatches, received at Marseilles, say that the allies were fortifying the Tete de Pont on the right bank of p the Tchernaya. f The French Admiral had ...

... ? - V-?o L- , nl:414- e On Satedie fbtridriaig'iicsbakfiei tlrVsiralesii~li t- le Religiosnaitutiooork~Plaor ,'Ellebesd honveaed 1 i- by the Free Church Psalmodg Cofailitteeito boiifefoa valoS l lt topics conneetued;-iithfth6 *Oesebb dviewenbtdrfiihd amprovei 4 la :meutof Psalmody. B. Paul, Esq-.;pressded0andar mohg; tese lt hei Abwrjgentlemsen preient.svere..RBev Mr MALauihlhw4 cocmeoser, 1 ...

... FokICON INTELLIGENCEC , :: t : !' 7 ETr ance. . -P~nsal, Trl.1ay.- Although the MonaUtr does not sortain i~ay intellige2;Mfrom the Crimea, you wilt finall the bord siwiet of Stwbstotol again commenced on the 17th, from 'he , vanced jttons latel~y' obtained by the allies, which co0 the famious Malskdff; Tdweri and I have little d mu information in my possession, that we shall hear of anothe Q ...

... THE MASSAdRE AT HANGO. TJnI following despatches frim Admiral Dundas'give the par- ticulars connected with ti'he atrocity at Hango: p Duke of Wellisgton, at Anchor, Tolboukin Ligbt. C house, B.S.B. 3 miles, Juine 9, 1855. t Sir,-I had the honour to transmit on the 2d instant, with my lttor,-No. 130, a report of proceedings received fr6m Cap- taiu Fanshawo, of elor M sJesty's ship Cossack, who, ...

... Fq,- ,4MB , ! I' I:: . .: n . ~J 1 ,¢ a,, V: U , . i.xJK 3;.I- '. . , Tresdav daae a ,. The Assembly met at ten 'clobl:v r Professor Fairbairn submitted therreporttof the committee on . Aberdeen College, giving the order ;of: studies proposed, which, the Professor recommended, aK the best', possible for eco- fn omising the time ndd labourof thep ofes prs. The report was ri adopted. r s r :. '. ...

... ENO L IND, RETUMUOP TEE C16IRT To LONDON.-The Queen and Prince Albert let Obsorne on Thursday afternoon, necounpani- ed by the Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, the Princesses Alice, Helena, and Louisa, Prince Arthur, PL ince Leopold, the Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenouug, the Princesses Adelaide and-Fdodore of Hohenlobe. Her Majesty and the roy- al party crossd in the Fairy, ...