... Morliyn, February 23. The Fraserburgh Harbour Bill was ordered to ho brought in by St, Lord Hladdo and Mr Thompson. ar1 The Bauff, Madcduff, anld Turriff-Estension Railway dBill, and of the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway Bill, were reed a second ja tune land conmnitted. m The Keith cud Duifilown Railway Blll-1for making at Railway anl from Keith to Duiftown -woo road a first time. The Lard ...

... v - i [Owing to thle lots hour at which the House ?? Eli. seosfl ojiled oil woarsoedey Morning, and tule hour at which we leave to With got rss to catch thle early posts andi trainhs, a portion of one' impression of Wedneosday dlid not conitain the noinbers of theg dl- thle il Loi vi Ysion eis Mr Cobdene' resolutions condeesnatory of the hlate pro' tend fceeditigsin China.t The simuhee,,s ?? ...

... ABEsDREN, Tuesday.-For the week ending on Saturday the average per boat here, would be about six crans: since of then the take has been very small indeed. no STONREAVEN, Taesday.-In the week ending *with Satur- pI day, each boat would average about 13 crans, or say, 23 to hc 25 for the season. The fishing for the last two days has ril been exceedingly small. -hi PETERKEAD.-Tlse 246 boats here ...

... FOREPIGN INTELLIWENCE. e4d-- F RANCE. J. 'PARTS, Friday.-The Court of Cassationhas pronounced judg. -rnenjt to-cday upon the silsleal from the decision of the Imperial 3Court of Lyons, with relterenee to tho illegality ofidistributin cltetpral bullctins, or votinlg tickets, withoutscilni Idnrltho authoritles.- 'I ho jedginent of ?? 0ccmis. ttips is against thoe liberty of distributing the ...

... FLOWE1tS, FRUITs, AND FkAT-CfATWXE. *oSo= say 9orticulture is the grevt-grrndvhjd of Agri- : culture-others reverse the relationshiplir'o Joseph Banks, for instance, ?? Scotch are P . ttion of ?? gardeners, which accounts for their 8sucess-i ginu:, ture, for horticulture always precedes agri ultuwe ho i amount of the produce. In Scotland, ,agriolt e, 1 treiaul oa the heels ef hOrtieidture, ?? ...

... OLDMACHAR PAROCHIAL FBOARD. The Annual General Meeting of the Parochial Board of I Old Macbar was held at the Poor's House, St. Machar Place, ?? Keith in tle chair. ASSESSMtENT. . From the report of the Finance and Assessmrent Commit-, tee, submitted to the meeting, it appeared that, of a gross total assessment of 27,869 4s 6d., £7,703 Os 4d ad beenl recovered; remaining due at l4thl May last, ...

... THE VICTORIA. CIS3, ff , ?? X.VIUA. CROSS. A Supplement to the lontfie Geneftic rontains then officers and oine of tier Alitjty s linavy and , ' names of the dlon-coiullisgioned officers, alld lenll of Iitc Ilarby'' anidi ofiers, to receive the decoration of the Victoria Crorls on accou WoO Oare rhi-very perforiimed bt them before the enemliy aing te acttoea We sulbjoin the naine., aiid ?? of ...

... - D * e - ' ~ ? - - 0 5 uld We have mucs satisfaction in announcing to our readers, 0. that while Sir Richard Bethell, the Attorney-General, is Al hi promoting, with characteristic vigour, his Bill to punish er- Si to minally fraudulent breaches of trust, Lord St Leonards has ti cn laid a Bill on the table of the House of Lords for the relief fe and protection of trustees who commit errors in ...

... ENGLAND. her Ste I PRINCE ARTHUss.-Drunn-major Lonines, Coldstream ? Guards, who has for some time past attended at Buck- out ingham Palace for the purpose of teaching Prince Arthl urte the art of military drum-beating, has eceived from her Ma-Gr - jesty a special mark of her approbation for his attention Io inai - ?? *~The Quieen of the Netherlands arrived in London on Toes- this day ...

... SPECULATION IN FRA2NCE. Tnx, annual report of that very enterprising institution, oil] the Credit Mobilier, is one of the most remarkable f documents that we have seen for some time. Not- tisi withstaedi g thefactthat, duringtlhe last year, viz--since tell the establishment of peace-it has devoted itself to cal restraining instead of stimulating speculation, it sub- all scribed £1 0,000,000 ...

... UNIVERSITY COMKISSION. y 'V 1, is Li- is- is se a- ig ot 01 3i1 [Il hi: ki VI ?? hi iL 1:i )IV Eli )k 'ai a, [il Vi La h(i hit a1 THE Government Commission of Inquiry with reference to the Universities and Colleges of Aberdeen, whose advent here is noticed in our report of the Town Council meeting of Wednesday night, commenced its sittings on Thursday, in the Town-hall. The three Commissioners ...

... OiLD MACHAR SETTLEMENT. -C - - A 0 - ire, )rs, the tie, at Is- wvs ha- ave ma- *ed- ent Ic- col- est, re- nan iaw.- ; his ieen por- two iich, the pa- mme ir of -k to 'wa the aba a en lent. nen, urs. orm fain I th had Yheu way beer t th fact ng ir L n iS gy o e in il re i th wit! nes wor! iean 1, ap I, cc ldye ettle ld 0 effec LA~, iTsoI .t an 5, tth r, ha wh n th ifine id h terin crit if tl ...