... a3rjolu ENGIGAND. -4 MARRIAGE iN HIon tiFE.-It having been an- nounced that the marriage of the Marquis of Win- chester with the Lion. MiAs Montagu, eldest daughter of Lord Rokehy, was ?? at the parish church of St Jamnes's, Piceildilly, on Thursday at an carly hour the ?? of t~ hurch were besieged lfj' a large number of ladies, mbny of them of aristocratic familes. At half-past eleven ...

... L) rzl It [in Iltt1ltIgtte Tim HIaIOLAND SOCIETY'S Snow or 1857.-The Show for 1857 is to be held at Glasgow. The Town Council of that city have voted L.200 towards the expenses of the Sholw. SCOTTISII RECRUITS.-Sonlc recruits, mustering be- tween sixty and seventy young men between the ages of eighteen and twenty-two, were received at head- quarters ofthe loyal Sappers and Mhiners, atWoolwich, ...

... fllt XlIdflligenm ENGLAND. ArrnOAC retG MARRIAGE IN IEion LIFE. -We understand that a matrimonial alliance is arranged, and will shortly take place, between the Lady Emily Curzon, daughter of the Earl Howe, and Lieutenant- Colonel Kingscote of Kingscote Park, Gloucestershire. TIE DUKES ov NEWCASTLE.-The extraordinary and enthusiastic reception given to the Duke of New- castle on his arrival at ...

... THEP WAR THE BRITISH EXPEDITION. (Times Special Correspondent.) TRIE RUOSSIANS IN TIHE CRIME.t. CAMP BEFroRE SEBASTOPOL, Nov. 24.-There have been considerable movements and changes of position among the Russian troops at Mackenzie's Farmn and the Belbck for the last few days. My hut commands a view of a considerable portion of the plateau at the other side of the Tchernayc, and overlooks the ...

... I -61 it I t ? ? it I ,a it , ? r c II r II, EDINBURGH, FRID)AY, DEC. 7, 1855. SECOND and THIRD EDITIONS are Published cozltainlng all the Datest News of importance. TtE discussion about the Tenms OF THE PROPOSED PEACE, derives enlarged significancefromthe report that the French and British Cabinets have united in accepting a new basis of negotiation, by the medium of Austria. If it be such as ...

... LOsr ON A MOUNTAIN. Dr Ball, whose remarkable escape from death by exposure on the White Mountains has already been mentioned, has reached this city. We have from his own lips the Following account of his adventures Dr Ball left the Glen Houston Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, to take a short walk upon the new carriage walk which has lately been built. That brought Mins to a small shanty ...

... Ilrobilldill ?kIlittillplitt. GLkSGOlV AND SOUTII-WESTERN RAILWAY.-A public meeting, called by the Provost. will be held at Ditnfrie%, on Friday first to protest against thc man- ner in which the public in this quarter are tieated by the Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company, and to stimulate the project of joining Dumfries to the Caledonian Railway by means of a branch to Lockerby. CHILD ...

... Qi61tio'uia itjrc11 uip. EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, DEC. 5, 1855. SECOND nodu THIRID EDI)TIONS are Published containing ,il the Littest News of iruportbM'co. In consequence of tile Prossour of mutter upon our columns to- Iay, a Leading Article, on the Tlhoinsonian fclquest is una- voilbly postponied till to--morrow. AVAR intelligence is getting scauty as to incident, and must now necessarily (lo so. ...

... ?? ?Iltdligtllrt. ENGLAND. TuE BIUTist GOVEnmaENT iS said to have bought 2500 mules for the Crimea, in Piedmont; others have been embarked at Barcelona. NATIONAt GALEeRT.- The late Samuel Rogers has bequeathed to the naticn three well-known pictures from his collection-the Titian 'Soli me Tangero ; the Giorgione, a Small Picture of a Knight in Armour; and the Guido, Head of Christ ...

... sriz?rdglt ?plffllignm 41- FRANCE. CANYSOBEFRTS 3IISSION. Gencral Canrobert has arrived at Hamburg on his way home, bringing with him the orders of thc Sera- phimn and Elephant, but bringing with him no mili- tary convention. The sole objcct of his visit having teen to sound the Scandinavian Powers, and to as- ecrtain the extent of their resources. The squabbles between the Post and the Timaes ...

... fguip ?,IltfllxplM. FRANCE. FUNEIIAL OF ADMIRAL BRUAT. The obsequies of Admiral Bruat were celebrated on Tuesday with great pomp in the Church of the In- valides. Detachments of every corps of the garrison and army of Paris were drawn up on the adjoining boulevards and esplanade, and completely surrounded the hotel. The interior of the church was entirely hung with black, with escutcheons ...

... The followhing is tho report of the Lord Provost's Committee on the proposed Municipal Extension Bill wbich was read at the meeting of Council on Tues- dav, and for the consideration of which a special meeting has been called for Monday first:- Edinburgh, 15th Dcc. IS55. On the 30th October last, the AMagistrates and Council approved of the heads of the proposed Mimi- cipal Bill, with certain ...