... The Commissioners assembled at eleven o'clock, on Friday. Lord Lucan again asked that Admiral Deans Dundas's written answers to inquiries from himself should be received ; but the Judge-AUvocate said the Board did not consider it necessary to receive secondary evidence at present. Colonel Tulloch then proceeded to read his statement. He said if this inquiry had taken place in the Crimea, he ...

... A serious conflict reported to have taken place, on Thursday, at Templemore races in The origin of the riot was the rescue of a pickpocket. Two soldiers are stated to have died on Friday. The Bridewell is full of prisoners. Tiie Irish Bexch. —Mr Keogh, the Attorney-General for Ireland, has accepted the puisne judgeship on the Irish bench, rendered vacant by the death of the late Justice ...

... course with the exception of Major Fulford, the Governor, and the Rev. H. J. Goodacre, the chaplain—but his three brothers and his sister, and Mr Wright, a gentleman who, from philanthropic motives, visits the different prisons, and who has a special order from the Secretary of State to visit every prison in the country. It would appear that since the prisoner has been in jail since his ...

... WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1856. The days grace are to be lengthened out to the King of Naples, and farther space is to be given him for repentance. The withdrawal of the Representatives of England and France from the Court of Ferdinand is only intended to shew that these Powers are in earnest in their recent demands of better behaviour on the part of the Neapolitan Monarch and it is now stated, ...

... Plain Rales for Improving the Health of the Delicate, Preserving the Health of the Strong, and Prolonging the Life of all. (Second Edition.) William Henderson, M.D. London : Siinpkin, Marshall, & Co. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. This wise saying applies to nothing more directly than to medicine, and more especially popular works on medicine. Dr Henderson, the author of the work ...

... sequestrations. The Company trading merchants in Glasgow, under the firm of Hill Brothers, as well New York, under the same Arm, and in Dublin, under the Arm of John Hill, and John Hill, John Hill, jun., and George Hill, the Individual partners that company. J. Christiansen Co., ship brokers and commission merchants In Leith, company, and Jacob Christiansen, Leith, the sole partner of that ...

... i James Sadlier has been dismissed from the commission of the peace for the county of Tipperary. The Cork Examiner announces the death of the titular Bishop of Kerry, the Right Rev. Dr Egan, an unobtrusive and tolerant prelate. He had presided over the diocese for nearly years, but for the last few years he had, owing to his great age and infirmities, the assistance of coadjutor. The business ...

... SCOTCH. There a fair demand for laid Highland wool, with moderate supply of the new clip only to market. White Highland is in good demand at full rates. Good crossed and Cheviot are only in limited demand, the trade having supplied themselves pretty we.l the fairs. Laid Highland Wool,-per 24 tt>.l2s 9d tol4s Od White Highland, 14s 6d 16s Laid Crossed, unwashed, do Do. washed, 16s 6d Laid ...

... The inquest on the exhumed body of Walter Palmer was begun at Rugeley on Monday; and was continued on Tuesday and Wednesday, and then adjourned till the 231. For the prosecution, twenty-three witnesses were examined : including seven medical men, a solicitor, three actuaries, and some attendants on Walter Pulmer. The evidence, both of the medical gentlemen and his personal attendants, showed ...

... The Poetical Works Alexander Pope. With Memoir, Critical Dissertation, and Explanatory Notes, by the £ev. George Gilfillax. Vol. 11. Edinburgh: James Nichol. As introductory to this volume, Mr GilfiTlan furnishes a critical paper on the Genius and Poetry of Pope. We think, however, that he scarcely does justice either to the one or the other. The Commissioners of the Fine Arts, m selecting ...

... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. ARRIVALS. December 3.—Queen s>, Deadrick, Hull, -roods— Brothers, itson. Ivennetp.ms, coals s—Zenobia, Ferguson, London,' goods—Gazelle. I.wan, Seaham. coals—Constantia, Ba'yley, Ry ...

... CANDLISH AND THE EDUCATION BILLS. Dr being the recognised mouth-piece of the Free Church on all political as well as polemical questions, we naturally look to him for an expression of opinion upon the Education Bills now before Parliament. In order to judge properly of the value of his views on .his subject, however, it is proper to keep in mind how the Free Church as a body, and Dr Candlish, ...