... 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, ...

... THE SAVAGE.MASSACRE AT HANGOE. ire ng 3d tto of In- ra- be lill 3d ab- to ii, :at is he iut to lis ltO a, as- rr. en to al- 10 in 3d )is in, ID, in- 31'5 3d 3d 0o- in he th ea 3.. S- tt n- it r. t. 11, it' (1 0 al Is id IS it '(lrorn tbe Times' Corroisponeaeits)'. Onthe mo~rning of 'the 26th of 'May, the Cossack and E sk' stood close into Mfangos, and observed several vessels anchored inside ...

... -| T .. I_| ..i . ay ?? the Morning Chronicle.) lie As already known by a telegraphic despateh, the St. Peters- n1, burg Journal of the 12th inst. contahins anl article commentin~g [id onl thle Circular Despatch of Count Walewsky, addressed to the ne diplomatic agents of France, under slate of the O2fi ult. After od expressing his apprecietion of the advantages of 1an exchange of ideas ...

... 'tiJE NAT1OiNAL ASSOCIATIlON FOIZ THSE VJNDI. C'ATION OF SC'OT['I'SIT HitGITS. Oni Friday ofternooct, at twso ot-kiock, a mieeting of' Associates isees hol~d in the Trades' llall, Glissfbidl Street, for rite elec- n ton oif Presidrxnt. Vice P'residents, and Counlcil. .LxiAs9 GOUntL tY, REqc., oct the macoion of .Tohci il'Ilnar-. 'LEq., took the chair, and ibrieh stated tie oblject of' the meet ...

... TEE WAR. UJNSUyCCESSFUL A ...

... 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 ...

... GLAS GOW. LOCnII(ATRLN.E WA&TER B3ILL -Th~is bill, for sup- pling Glasgowv withl water from Locha Katrinle, has passedl the llonse of Lords, and only wvaits the Roy al oassent to become lawv. 1{1E .Cnin.I 01 MARTERSA MIEDICA., in thec Ander- romlan Un versity, v acant lby thle appoinltmrent of Dr Ea;ston to a. similar prrofessorship in thb University, hoas bleen conferred upzon Dr Jarnes ...

... _ HOUSE OF LORDS-TU1IRSDAY, JUNE 21. The LonD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the wooisaeic at five o'clock. The Earl of MALMESBURY called.: attention to the air eumstanoes of the late horrible massacre of a boat's crew. and several Russian prisoners at Hango-the facts of which have been repeatedly stated. According to the Russian account the Russians *ere compelled to resist the boat's crew in ...

... 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, ...

... DESPATCHES PROM THE CRIMEA. . 9> (From a SupPlemont to thih 'Loindon Gazette of Fridaiy, June 115- Monday, June 18:);1 - War Department, Junre 18.' L ord Panmunre has this day rcceived three despatclies and Ly thenr enelosuies, bof which the 'follo.wing tire copies, addresed le to his Lordship by Field-Masrshal Lord Raglan, G.CiB. of. Before Sebastopol, June S; er 'My Lord;I am deeply ...

... TO rflE ?5tw?CMl3EV?S TO TilE CALEDUNIAN MEIICUI?Y. THEa Paora tntc a us ofth Uuledn ?? 2z f1ei nay hav.c ma:t iivoly| eousiuleredl the clhan~ges wlv l~i it sect s i ictuinibeot cm them to malke in consequaen~c it the. alterationis in the Newvsp'iper Stamp regulat ions, ?? 11c e 0W ...

... TE?2J W?A?R? TIHE; AsSAiULTF ON THF, 1'8w .IUNDE. OFI'ICEuS hS.LLF.II L~ord 1'nnniro h-as receivedi the followving list of .~ ffccrs tkilled, or whio diced of thecir wvouads on th~e ' Z2,.of June: - ?? Sir Johon Campbelil. Co>lonel Yeca, 2.7dB~vimtnltt; Lieultcnant.Colonel tihadforth, 57.th Jlegbncft; Iieut. Mlculrant, 1 8th ?? ie:ncten- * . a5avies, BStih Rvegiment; L~ieutenlant fAshewvin, .5 ...